One born every minute.

[fiddle mike]

This seems like a really bad idea.

Found on the net:

[Jack]

I'll bet the Bandidos really welcome those into Texas.

[Black Pearl's Captain]

No problemo, I'm sure all the Bandido's Tivo the show and know its not for real.

Raymond

[fiddle mike]

No problemo, I'm sure all the Bandido's Tivo the show and know its not for real.

Raymond

I'm sure, but I get the idea that some club members see it as disrespectful.  All it takes is one froggy youngster to ruin your day.
Reckon how El Foresteros would take it?

[Scott in Ok]

I'm sure, but I get the idea that some club members see it as disrespectful.  All it takes is one froggy youngster to ruin your day.
Reckon how El Foresteros would take it?

I'd say not very well.  Somebody is going to learn a hard lesson wearing one of those shirts, especially in Tx.

-Scott

[Willow]

This seems like a really bad idea.

I'd say whether it's a really bad idea depends in part on if you've ordered the size 5XL.   

[fudgie]

Those things clogged up Main St this summer. There was a SOA booth on every corner. There were really pushing the merchandise.

[fiddle mike]

Those things clogged up Main St this summer. There was a SOA booth on every corner. There were really pushing the merchandise.

I ran across a blog post, purportedly by a patch holder, who was not amused by the SoA shirts.  He seemed to think that the wearers were trying to "fly colors" without having done anything to earn the right (several commenting agreed with him, several though he should lighten up, "it's just entertainment").  Weather you agree with him, or not, you probably don't want to be wearing one of these shirts in the beer joint he hangs in on a night when his girlfriend has a headache.
My TV has been turned off for years, but I did see a couple episodes on the Net, it's a soap opera with motorcycles; I don't understand the appeal of the shirts.

[asfltdncr]

I don't think I would wear a shirt about a bunch of fake bikers running a town named "Darling".
There rivals must be from "Sweetheart".

[fstsix]

That Bottom Rocker itself will be a big problem. The CMA has been careful to not use bottom Rocker to be able to help in events with the 1 percent MC"s.

[fudgie]

That Bottom Rocker itself will be a big problem. The CMA has been careful to not use bottom Rocker to be able to help in events with the 1 percent MC"s.

If they seem that the CMA is threatning and 'moving in' on their turf, then they got problems. 

[fudgie]

Those things clogged up Main St this summer. There was a SOA booth on every corner. There were really pushing the merchandise.

I ran across a blog post, purportedly by a patch holder, who was not amused by the SoA shirts.  He seemed to think that the wearers were trying to "fly colors" without having done anything to earn the right (several commenting agreed with him, several though he should lighten up, "it's just entertainment").  Weather you agree with him, or not, you probably don't want to be wearing one of these shirts in the beer joint he hangs in on a night when his girlfriend has a headache.
My TV has been turned off for years, but I did see a couple episodes on the Net, it's a soap opera with motorcycles; I don't understand the appeal of the shirts.

I agree. I wouldn't wear one of those or any from OCC. I've had my VRCC patch on in many places and recieved alot of looks. Even had been asked to remove it before cause of 'no colors'. Last time I took it off was quite a few years ago. Now if they ask me, i leave, cause i ain't taking off my vest.