04/08/2014
So you joined the motorcycle club to party like a rockstar?
Okay, there is nothing wrong with that as long as that is not the sole reason you chose to place those rags on your back.
Nobody parties as hard as bikers.That’s what the f**k we do.
State to State,City to City.
BUT THAT IS NOT ALL WE DO!
People should use the same discretion joining a motorcycle club as they do for selecting a church.
Look at the total package while you are in your prospecting phase.
If the club you have that patch on is under the impression that collecting trophies is an honored tradition in this life then peel that patch off and take your riding talent elsewhere.
Partying is a weekend event, which means that if your clubs priority is partying, then you’re in a weekend club by proxy. Also meaning,if you are a weekend club then you should remove the MC from your vest and replace it with a more suitable RC (riding club patch). Since admittedly, your club only gathers in public for fish fries, bbqs, parties, social events, etc..
If you can’t call your brother on Tuesday to help you move a refrigerator then he is a member and not a brother. If you can’t get a brother to help you change your oil on Thursday because he’s taking the local Wal-Mart chick he met two days ago to the movies then he is a member, not a brother. Partying on the weekend is a byproduct of this life, but, not where MC foundation is built on.
I'm spending my day to ensure one of my BROS has all the necessary parts for his bike to for some upgrades,not because he asked its because that's what REAL BROS DO!!
during that time I'm going to miss seeing my old lady that day,but I told her that I gotta do what I gotta do’.
IF IT AIN'T IN YOUR HEART......DON'T PUT IT ON YOUR BACK!!!!!!!!!!!!
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