A motorcycle club is a group of individuals whose primary interest and activities involve motorcycles.

In the U.S. the abbreviation, MC or MCC, can have a special social meaning from the point of view of the outlaw (aka one percenter) subcultures, and is usually reserved by them for those clubs that are mutually recognized by other MC clubs.[1] This is indicated by wearing the MC patch, or a three piece patch, on the back of a club jacket or vest. Outlaw (or one percenter) can mean merely that the club is not chartered under the auspices of the American Motorcyclist Association,[2] implying a radical rejection of authority and embracing of the "biker" lifestyle defined and popularized since the 1950s and represented by such media as Easyriders magazine, the work of painter David Mann, and more. In many contexts the terms overlap with the usual meaning of "outlaw" because some of these clubs, or some their members, are recognized by law enforcement agencies as taking part in organized crime.

Outside of the outlaw subculture, the words "motorcycle club" carry no heavy meaning beyond the everyday English definition of the words – a club involving motorcycles, whose members come from every walk of life. Thus, there are clubs that are culturally and stylistically nothing like outlaw or one percenter clubs, and whose activities and goals not similar to them at all, but still use three-part patches or the initials MC in their name or insignia.[3]

You meet the nicest people on a Honda!

real men love eating assholes

1%ers on motorcycles now!!!????

OCCUPY Harley Davidson!


Billionaires on bikes,,,this must be stopped,,,
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99% of the US population has not served in the post 9/11 military. The real 1% are the Iraq and Afghanistan war vets.

OWS needs to go find jobs.

Or Just. Go. Away.

Do you get jokes?

the occupiers are doing more to fight for the freedom of American citizens than the military is right now. Occupiers are working to give back Americans their voice in democracy. The "war on terror" is wasting billions of dollars to fight a bullshit war. This is putting our country further into debt, and causing ridiculous tax increases. The focus of our military should be to protect our borders, not to bomb foreign lands and police the world.

I am an occupier, and I DO have a job. If you want us to go away, keep waiting. We'll stand strong until things change.

I dont mean to disrespect anyone in the military. I feel terrible for anyone (and their families) who has died while fighting in the name of our great country. The problem is they died in a bullshit war under the guise of freedom. The media has lied to you and sold you these lies that soldiers are fighting for our freedom. In fact, occupiers are fighting for the freedom of American citizens more than the military is. Again, nothing personal against ANYONE in the military...they are merely following orders. It's our government that is fucked up, and thats why we need to change things.

You probably did not read this whole thing because you are closed-minded, and probably dismissed my argument from the start. But it's your loss if you continue to listen and believe the propaganda. If the war machine continues running the way it is, it wont be long until America runs itself into a fascist state.

To the OP,,,sorry ,,,I was making a little joke,,,seems to have derailed the thread,,,



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In the 1960s it used to be possible to pay a biker $10 in a bar and then squat down and blow him then and there. Is that still the deal?

phil lesh Wrote:
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> the occupiers are doing more to fight for the
> freedom of American citizens than the military is
> right now. Occupiers are working to give back
> Americans their voice in democracy. The "war on
> terror" is wasting billions of dollars to fight a
> bullshit war. This is putting our country further
> into debt, and causing ridiculous tax increases.
> The focus of our military should be to protect our
> borders, not to bomb foreign lands and police the
> world.
>
> I am an occupier, and I DO have a job. If you want
> us to go away, keep waiting. We'll stand strong
> until things change.
>
> I dont mean to disrespect anyone in the military.
> I feel terrible for anyone (and their families)
> who has died while fighting in the name of our
> great country. The problem is they died in a
> bullshit war under the guise of freedom. The media
> has lied to you and sold you these lies that
> soldiers are fighting for our freedom. In fact,
> occupiers are fighting for the freedom of American
> citizens more than the military is. Again, nothing
> personal against ANYONE in the military...they are
> merely following orders. It's our government that
> is fucked up, and thats why we need to change
> things.
>
> You probably did not read this whole thing because
> you are closed-minded, and probably dismissed my
> argument from the start. But it's your loss if you
> continue to listen and believe the propaganda. If
> the war machine continues running the way it is,
> it wont be long until America runs itself into a
> fascist state.



Are you one of the "Occupiers" who are staying at the St.
Regis while pretending to be "camping"? Are you one of the
"Occupiers" who are seen entering and leaving McCormick &
Scmicks on K. St. ? Hmmmm....?

Or are you one of the "Occupiers" who hang with these guys
to break into cars in search of "change"?

http://www.nbcwashington.com/news/local/App-Leads-Police-to-Occupiers-Suspected-in-Rash-of-Thefts-From-Cars-136039273.html

I could sit here all morning and post stories "Occupiers" but
won't waste anymore keystrokes on such childishness.

phil lesh Wrote:
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> the occupiers are doing more to fight for the
> freedom of American citizens than the military is
> right now.

Wow, that's quite possibly the dumbest thing ever said on this board. No small feat.

Kudos.

Retards on parade Wrote:
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> phil lesh Wrote:
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> -----
> > the occupiers are doing more to fight for the
> > freedom of American citizens than the military
> is
> > right now.
>
> Wow, that's quite possibly the dumbest thing ever
> said on this board. No small feat.
>
> Kudos.

Vince alert!

Hatemotor Wrote:
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> Do you get jokes?

Only funny ones.

phil lesh Wrote:
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>
> I am an occupier, and I DO have a job. If you want
> us to go away, keep waiting. We'll stand strong
> until things change.


That screwed up opinion and your anarchist buddies pretty much doom OWS.

"We are the 99%"

No, actually you're a small group of fringe loonies.

wait, what?! Wrote:
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> phil lesh Wrote:
> --------------------------------------------------
> -----
> >
> > I am an occupier, and I DO have a job. If you
> want
> > us to go away, keep waiting. We'll stand strong
> > until things change.
>
>
> That screwed up opinion and your anarchist buddies
> pretty much doom OWS.
>
> "We are the 99%"
>
> No, actually you're a small group of fringe
> loonies.

Amongst the "Occupiers" I'm seeing DC Statehood, pro-abortion,
Trotskyites, homeless advocates, and every other nut-job
group that wants some publicity. God help us all. Can you
imagine DC Statehood with Marion Barry in the Senate?

But still, no one's addressed my question. Is it still possible to walk into a biker bar, give a 1 percenter $10 bucks or so and drop to my knees then and there and blow him? I used to enjoy that so much, and I'd like to think the bikers did too. Of course this was the 60s, and it takes me longer to drop to my knees these days.

You'll want to go to an "upscale" bar like Arties and get some soon-to-be-out-of-work yuppie to give you a blow job...

OCCUPYBS Wrote:
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> Are you one of the "Occupiers" who are staying at
> the St.
> Regis while pretending to be "camping"? Are you
> one of the
> "Occupiers" who are seen entering and leaving
> McCormick &
> Scmicks on K. St. ? Hmmmm....?
>
> Or are you one of the "Occupiers" who hang with
> these guys
> to break into cars in search of "change"?
>
> http://www.nbcwashington.com/news/local/App-Leads-
> Police-to-Occupiers-Suspected-in-Rash-of-Thefts-Fr
> om-Cars-136039273.html
>
> I could sit here all morning and post stories
> "Occupiers" but
> won't waste anymore keystrokes on such
> childishness.

Nope. Im not any of those types that you've heard about on tv. The media reports the negative aspects of the occupy movement because they want it to be a short-lasting fad. But you believe it because the media wouldnt lie to you, right?

phil lesh Wrote:
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>
> Nope. Im not any of those types that you've heard
> about on tv. The media reports the negative
> aspects of the occupy movement because they want
> it to be a short-lasting fad. But you believe it
> because the media wouldnt lie to you, right?

Liberal media loves the occutards. Look how they made out that pot-head, booted out of the USMC, Olson as a veteran-hero. As a matter of fact, the vets with the occutards are pretty much the dopers, losers and others who got booted from the service. And Kerry's Veteran's Against the War(s) groups. Oh, and Code Pink.