Put It To Rest: June 1, 2008
Only an idiot, wanna be, or bored citizen, not a true club member will look forward to or
watch this weak bullshit biker show coming up, "Sons of Anarchy". It doesn't have the
blessing of any of the major 1% clubs, especially in California, therefore the show won't have any
'real' truth to it. Remember, most people in the world don't care about us or our lifestyle anyway, so
it will most likely go away very shortly. If you feel the urge to watch the Pilot when it comes on, go
fire up your scoot and take a quick one hour putt. When you get back it will be over and you will feel
better and have done something worthwhile with your time.
Only an idiot, wanna be, or bored citizen, not a true club member will look forward to or
watch this weak bullshit biker show coming up, "Sons of Anarchy". It doesn't have the
blessing of any of the major 1% clubs, especially in California, therefore the show won't have any
'real' truth to it. Remember, most people in the world don't care about us or our lifestyle anyway, so
it will most likely go away very shortly. If you feel the urge to watch the Pilot when it comes on, go
fire up your scoot and take a quick one hour putt. When you get back it will be over and you will feel
better and have done something worthwhile with your time.
The stuff coming June 30th is about there, Tic wanted it right before it was put out and said the time
is right for it or close. To keep freedom alive, you have to be willing to sacrifice, that's why Sonny
states he makes it a point to get on his scoot at least once a day, fly my colors, ride fast and loud,
and show the town and myself I exist. ( from "Freedom" ) Tic says he mounts up with his colors
without his helmet now and then and shoots the I-5 so people remember, or say ‘That's what I'm
talkin' about". It's always a risk being free. Tic said he and a few other have never wanted the dream
to die that was formed in the 60's by the Oakland Hells Angels, the Dirty Dozen of Arizona, the
Straight Satans, the Hessions, and Gypsy Jokers. We all foresaw the direction of our government
wanting to take our individual free right to be ourselves - different. The do-gooders have always
tried to sneak language and changes into legislation to cripple our life style. Some clubs tried
to organize a coalition but didn't have the knowledge to get it done. When all these laws get passed,
it effects how we as bikers get to enjoy life. 1%ers for the most part don't want to deal with it. We're
so fucking independent we won't group together on anything. Sonny and the boys tried to fight
helmet laws in California and finally through up their hands and said, ‘the hell with it". We in the Dirty
Dozen Motor Cycle Club were partly to blame, we didn't get off our asses and help the boys in
California because we didn't have a legislative helmet law in Arizona at the time. Shame on our club
and everyone else during that period. Trying to lead a coalition of outlaw bikers is like herding
cats in the Arizona desert. But a few of us did look to the Hells Angels for direction. We didn't have
all the answers to Hells 21M, but time filled in the blanks, maybe we'll try again and get it right this
time. "Tic"
is right for it or close. To keep freedom alive, you have to be willing to sacrifice, that's why Sonny
states he makes it a point to get on his scoot at least once a day, fly my colors, ride fast and loud,
and show the town and myself I exist. ( from "Freedom" ) Tic says he mounts up with his colors
without his helmet now and then and shoots the I-5 so people remember, or say ‘That's what I'm
talkin' about". It's always a risk being free. Tic said he and a few other have never wanted the dream
to die that was formed in the 60's by the Oakland Hells Angels, the Dirty Dozen of Arizona, the
Straight Satans, the Hessions, and Gypsy Jokers. We all foresaw the direction of our government
wanting to take our individual free right to be ourselves - different. The do-gooders have always
tried to sneak language and changes into legislation to cripple our life style. Some clubs tried
to organize a coalition but didn't have the knowledge to get it done. When all these laws get passed,
it effects how we as bikers get to enjoy life. 1%ers for the most part don't want to deal with it. We're
so fucking independent we won't group together on anything. Sonny and the boys tried to fight
helmet laws in California and finally through up their hands and said, ‘the hell with it". We in the Dirty
Dozen Motor Cycle Club were partly to blame, we didn't get off our asses and help the boys in
California because we didn't have a legislative helmet law in Arizona at the time. Shame on our club
and everyone else during that period. Trying to lead a coalition of outlaw bikers is like herding
cats in the Arizona desert. But a few of us did look to the Hells Angels for direction. We didn't have
all the answers to Hells 21M, but time filled in the blanks, maybe we'll try again and get it right this
time. "Tic"
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