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- Hometown:
- Dublin, CA
- About Me:
- Live By It (Harley Davidson)
We believe in going our own way. No matter which way the rest of the world is going.
We believe in bucking the system that’s built to smash individuals like bugs on a windshield.
Some of us believe in the Man upstairs.
All of us believe in sticking it to the Man down here.
We believe in the sky and we don’t believe in the sunroof.
We believe in Freedom.
We believe in dust, tumbleweeds, buffalo, mountain ranges, and riding off into the sunset.
We believe in saddlebags and we believe that cowboys had it right.
We believe in refusing to knuckle under to anyone.
We believe in wearing black because it doesn’t show any dirt…or weakness.
We believe that the world is going soft...and we’re not going along with it.
We believe in motorcycle rallies that last a week.
We believe in roadside attractions, gas station hot dogs, and finding out what’s over the next hill.
We believe in rumbling engines, pistons the size of garbage cans, fuel tanks designed in 1936, freight train sized headlights, chrome, and custom paint.
We believe in flames and skulls.
We believe that life is what you make it…and we make it one hell of a ride.
We believe the machine you sit on can tell the world exactly where you stand.
We don’t care what everyone else believes.
Amen.
- Brag About Your VROD
- Her name's Rita and she's the sexiest f'ing redhead you've ever seen.
- What Do You Like Most About The VROD?
- It's the perfect blend of tradition, heritage, power, technology, and style.
- In Your Opinion, What Could Be Improved On The VROD? Besides the gas tank capacity :-(
- This bike absolutely NEEDS to come from the factory with a sixth gear.
- List Out The Bike(s) That You Own
- 2005 Harley Davidson Screamin' Eagle V Rod
1994 Suzuki RF900R
- Your Website:
- http://profiles.friendster.com/thevise
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Penance
"I have never seen a greater monster or miracle in the world than myself" - Michel Eyquem de Montaigne
Today I had the opportunity to actually speak to a close friend that has been agonizing over a big decision for a very long period of time. Too long, if you ask me. While I am certainly no man of great patience, there are many in his life who would also agree that his decision making process in this situation has taken far too long, and, as a result, has ended up hurting man
Posted on December 22, 2007 at 5:38pm —
The Perfect Blossom
Airless and wispy, pink snow floating down
The ageless cherry tree is freed from its crown
Each blossom flutters and dances as though blessed
Kissing the earth with its loving caress
Leaving the lightest and most indelible mark
In a world both seen as lush and stark
As soon as each lands, it's whisked away
By Fate, each blossom is expected to stay
Fleeting and perfect in this day's affair
To pass on forgotten without worr
… ContinuePosted on October 14, 2007 at 10:38pm —
My P226
"Let us therefore brace ourselves to our duties, and so bear ourselves that, if the British Empire and its Commonwealth last for a thousand years, men will still say, 'This was their finest hour'." - Winston Churchill, House of Commons, June 18, 1940
It was in that moment today when I looked down at my Sig Sauer P226 while I was practicing at the range that I realized how far I have come in not only my ability to accurately shoot virtually any handgun but
also, more impo
Posted on October 14, 2007 at 10:35pm — 1 Comment
PT
"We must show ourselves equally capable of meeting a sudden, violent shock or - what is perhaps a harder test . a prolonged vigil. But be the ordeal sharp or long, or both, we shall seek no terms, we
shall tolerate no parley; we may show mercy - we shall ask for none." - Winston Churchill, London Broadcast, July 14, 1940
There I was, in sweltering, stifling, 100+ degree heat on one of many cauldron hot summer days, fighting the pain that was shooting up my shins and stabbing me
… ContinuePosted on October 14, 2007 at 10:30pm —
The Noble Profession
“It is by those who have suffered that the world has been advanced.” – Leo Tolstoy
As I have just finished the book, Shooter, by USMC Gunnery Sergeant Jack Coughlin, an autobiography about one of the U.S. Marine Corps’ top ranked snipers, I am reminded, once again
about the age old adage: “Freedom is not free.” Throughout
our nation’s history, countless
Posted on October 14, 2007 at 10:28pm —
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