You simply cannot imagine.
He insisted we all call him “Lone Wolf” and wore a “Wild Ones” Brando cap.
His girlfriend told me his real name and I took perverse pleasure in addressing him by that solely..and loudly.
Then, the local “club” warned him about the bottom rocker and he ignored the first two warnings.
Third time’s the charm and they “helped” him get rid of it.
I think they let him keep the “crossed pistons & skull” thingy.
The Sons Of Anarchy merchandise department started selling complete 3-piece patch sets on their fan site.
The forum got pretty exciting there for a while because the “real deals” were trying to warn the potential purchasers about what might happen, should they run into a MC in a bad mood.
I haven’t seen anybody insane enough to wear them so maybe they reconsidered.
“Observe Protocol” is like the first commandment.
It’s never boring.
:)
Last summer we met a bunch of Booze Fighters in a nearby watering hole.
They were shocked that I knew who they were.
[duh!]
I think I walked up to the leader and blurted out “OMG! You guys are legends!”
[that’ll get you an in, right away]...;D
The one guy told me that people always asked them if they were some kind of religious prohibition club.
He was hysterically funny and that was possibly the only time I really enjoyed being stuck in a bar for hours.
Lone Wolf. How the hell did I know? There is a loon that rides around town on his 883 with a Wide Glide front end (why?) with a patch on the back that says, “Lone Wolf No Club”. I’ve always taken it to mean, “Smells Bad No Friends”.
Love the Booze Fighters. Probably the only club I don’t feel on pins and needles around. They get drunk, get rowdy and go home.
Surely the Sons of Anarchy has a technical adviser somewhere that could have told them that the territory rocker was a no-no? Only folks I’ve seen get away with it are Christian Clubs (although they take flak) and Military/LEO clubs. Everyone else has to be approved.