Bendigo 2,434 Posted yesterday at 17:47 Report Share Posted yesterday at 17:47 5 hours ago, THE STIFFMEISTER said: I opened this thread with trepidation a f***ing well known clown shoes near me has just opened up something in very much similarity to this. in recent years he has been a biker , a Viking , a bare knuckle fighter , a flapping horse racer , a tattooist , a body builder , an actor , a Lurcher man , a gold dealer , an actor , a podcast host, Hes apparently an absolute alpha , but in reality had to confront my mate with no less than 8 of his fellow “biker brothers “ It’s nonsense like this that makes the world worse imho He sounds awesome! I go through interests ,hobbies and jobs like that 2 Quote Link to post Share on other sites
jukel123 10,487 Posted yesterday at 18:16 Report Share Posted yesterday at 18:16 1 hour ago, THE STIFFMEISTER said: Bunch of f***ing fat cowards sit there going on about being a one percenter and called yourself mikhael on Facebook when in reality he’s called mickey and works in carphone warehouse I could tell you a few tales about my pal who is currently waging a one man war against a “ renegade outlaw club “ and hes had their eyes out to the extent that they have called the police on him ….. f***ing fat pathetic diabetic cucks honesty I can’t take any of them seriously this is all I think about when I here about them A while back a convoy of some 500 fucktard bikers exhibited themselves through Carlisle. All the usual suspects were on view, those with nazi helmets, the cowhorn helmets, the monkey bar handlebars and the obligatory denim on leather jackets. Fair enough whatever turns you on. If membership of Fucktards United makes you feel safe and secure, go for it. What got me reaching for my blood pressure tablets was the fact that some of the bikers had the job of blocking side streets so that no cars could get amongst the convoy. I was in a side street waiting to join London road but I was prevented from doing so by a couple of the fucktards blocking the way with their bikes. I felt really bullied by the feckers. I had a kind of hallucination where I confronted all 500 of them and whipped them all simultaneously, leaving concussed, bleeding and dead bodies scattered throughout London road. But I decided on squirming in my driver's seat, clenching my knuckles and biting my bottom lip. The final agony was when the Mrs caught my body language, laughed herself silly and told me I was an old fool and needed to chill. A very unkind woman at times. 1 1 4 Quote Link to post Share on other sites
THE STIFFMEISTER 18,204 Posted yesterday at 21:27 Report Share Posted yesterday at 21:27 2 hours ago, jukel123 said: A while back a convoy of some 500 fucktard bikers exhibited themselves through Carlisle. All the usual suspects were on view, those with nazi helmets, the cowhorn helmets, the monkey bar handlebars and the obligatory denim on leather jackets. Fair enough whatever turns you on. If membership of Fucktards United makes you feel safe and secure, go for it. What got me reaching for my blood pressure tablets was the fact that some of the bikers had the job of blocking side streets so that no cars could get amongst the convoy. I was in a side street waiting to join London road but I was prevented from doing so by a couple of the fucktards blocking the way with their bikes. I felt really bullied by the feckers. I had a kind of hallucination where I confronted all 500 of them and whipped them all simultaneously, leaving concussed, bleeding and dead bodies scattered throughout London road. But I decided on squirming in my driver's seat, clenching my knuckles and biting my bottom lip. The final agony was when the Mrs caught my body language, laughed herself silly and told me I was an old fool and needed to chill. A very unkind woman at times. It will be the same mob if it makes you any feel any better I can send you the videos of when my mate went to their places of work or encountered them on their own the jax teller in them soon turned informant 1 Quote Link to post Share on other sites
shaaark 11,766 Posted yesterday at 22:02 Report Share Posted yesterday at 22:02 3 hours ago, jukel123 said: A while back a convoy of some 500 fucktard bikers exhibited themselves through Carlisle. All the usual suspects were on view, those with nazi helmets, the cowhorn helmets, the monkey bar handlebars and the obligatory denim on leather jackets. Fair enough whatever turns you on. If membership of Fucktards United makes you feel safe and secure, go for it. What got me reaching for my blood pressure tablets was the fact that some of the bikers had the job of blocking side streets so that no cars could get amongst the convoy. I was in a side street waiting to join London road but I was prevented from doing so by a couple of the fucktards blocking the way with their bikes. I felt really bullied by the feckers. I had a kind of hallucination where I confronted all 500 of them and whipped them all simultaneously, leaving concussed, bleeding and dead bodies scattered throughout London road. But I decided on squirming in my driver's seat, clenching my knuckles and biting my bottom lip. The final agony was when the Mrs caught my body language, laughed herself silly and told me I was an old fool and needed to chill. A very unkind woman at times. I have faith in you, I think you'd have trounced the lot of em. Can't f***ing stand all this 'I'm ard as f**k cos I'm in a gang' mentality. Does my f***ing head in. 1 1 Quote Link to post Share on other sites
jukel123 10,487 Posted 16 hours ago Report Share Posted 16 hours ago 9 hours ago, THE STIFFMEISTER said: It will be the same mob if it makes you any feel any better I can send you the videos of when my mate went to their places of work or encountered them on their own the jax teller in them soon turned informant Nah, appreciate the offer. But life's too short to watch fucktards being fucktards .lol Quote Link to post Share on other sites
tatsblisters 11,478 Posted 16 hours ago Report Share Posted 16 hours ago Remember the biker gang from Maltby year's ago a few worked at the pit an old collier i worked with used to rip the piss out of them once saying they only have to work a full week on night's to be in the gang. Remember the death of that young lad at Scarborough committed by a member of the Druid's biker gang. Quote Link to post Share on other sites
pesky1972 6,002 Posted 14 hours ago Report Share Posted 14 hours ago Funny little video, but like so much that is funny, it’s rooted in truth. Best quote in the video was at the end.., ”talking is for women”.., and it is. This whole new age bullshit that men should all be sharing their emotions and crying on each others shoulders is part of the emasculation of men. And the same ideology that promotes the idea that equality of women is proving that women can compete and be as good as a man at everything…, even though the evidence of your eyes tells you different. And that’s okay, women are beautiful, intelligent, caring creatures and the glue that holds families and so our society together. They’re equivalent in value to any man, but by doing what women do best, and what men generally can’t. It’s the feminists and the lesbians that don’t actually value or want to be women that are driving all this imho. And the upshot is we’re in danger of raising a generation of men who won’t aspire to the stiff upper lip stoicism of their forebears, and women with a deeply engrained victim mentality and hatred of their ‘male oppressors’. And they fcukin wang on about misogyny and the manosphere with the tickytocky clown and all others like him, without realising that this constant running down of good men created the vacuum that these wax chested, eyebrow shaped, porcelain toothed, exfoliated and moisturised self-obsessed narcissists now occupy. Not a real fcuking man amongst them. Men need proper role models.., the mavericks and the hell raisers.., the Keith Moons and the Ollie Reids, the rags to riches boxer, or the tough uncompromising midfield general and ‘leader on the park’. Look around in sport, the arts or even just life in general, I certainly don’t see as many.., or maybe they still exist but we just don’t celebrate them like we used to. 2 Quote Link to post Share on other sites
waltjnr 8,698 Posted 14 hours ago Report Share Posted 14 hours ago Always thought the biker gang thing sad, worked with one,who was in some chopper gang ,when one died they had to ask the angels permission for some group coming over from Belgium for the funneral to wear their "colours" sad fkers Quote Link to post Share on other sites
tatsblisters 11,478 Posted 12 hours ago Report Share Posted 12 hours ago 1 hour ago, pesky1972 said: Funny little video, but like so much that is funny, it’s rooted in truth. Best quote in the video was at the end.., ”talking is for women”.., and it is. This whole new age bullshit that men should all be sharing their emotions and crying on each others shoulders is part of the emasculation of men. And the same ideology that promotes the idea that equality of women is proving that women can compete and be as good as a man at everything…, even though the evidence of your eyes tells you different. And that’s okay, women are beautiful, intelligent, caring creatures and the glue that holds families and so our society together. They’re equivalent in value to any man, but by doing what women do best, and what men generally can’t. It’s the feminists and the lesbians that don’t actually value or want to be women that are driving all this imho. And the upshot is we’re in danger of raising a generation of men who won’t aspire to the stiff upper lip stoicism of their forebears, and women with a deeply engrained victim mentality and hatred of their ‘male oppressors’. And they fcukin wang on about misogyny and the manosphere with the tickytocky clown and all others like him, without realising that this constant running down of good men created the vacuum that these wax chested, eyebrow shaped, porcelain toothed, exfoliated and moisturised self-obsessed narcissists now occupy. Not a real fcuking man amongst them. Men need proper role models.., the mavericks and the hell raisers.., the Keith Moons and the Ollie Reids, the rags to riches boxer, or the tough uncompromising midfield general and ‘leader on the park’. Look around in sport, the arts or even just life in general, I certainly don’t see as many.., or maybe they still exist but we just don’t celebrate them like we used to. Think that's also the same with grafters in the workplace. I remember as a young man sat in the local working mans club and a certain individual would walk in and a few lads around the table would comment saying that the said individual was a reight grafter. 3 Quote Link to post Share on other sites
Greyman 34,128 Posted 12 hours ago Report Share Posted 12 hours ago 18 hours ago, THE STIFFMEISTER said: Bunch of f***ing fat cowards sit there going on about being a one percenter and called yourself mikhael on Facebook when in reality he’s called mickey and works in carphone warehouse I could tell you a few tales about my pal who is currently waging a one man war against a “ renegade outlaw club “ and hes had their eyes out to the extent that they have called the police on him ….. f***ing fat pathetic diabetic cucks honesty I can’t take any of them seriously this is all I think about when I here about them Interesting because most proper HA I know are ex military lads but there is a massive growth in blackwidow type groups made up of life’s losers that feel empowered in there gangs 40 year old virgins with beards and badges 1 Quote Link to post Share on other sites
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pesky1972 6,002 Posted 10 hours ago Report Share Posted 10 hours ago 2 hours ago, tatsblisters said: Think that's also the same with grafters in the workplace. I remember as a young man sat in the local working mans club and a certain individual would walk in and a few lads around the table would comment saying that the said individual was a reight grafter. 100% the same thing. It’s hard wired in men to compete with one another. Whether it’s who could lay the best brick, and the fastest, laying down good weld on price work, the farmer ploughing a straighter furrow than his neighbour, good and honest work was revered. And sport, whether it’s who’s the fastest or strongest or who can throw/kick/hit a ball the furthest, or the most accurately, all ‘invented’ through mens natural desire to compete. We all compete and so respect is given to those that excel.., just as long as it’s won fair and square. 3 1 Quote Link to post Share on other sites
jukel123 10,487 Posted 8 hours ago Report Share Posted 8 hours ago (edited) 2 hours ago, pesky1972 said: 100% the same thing. It’s hard wired in men to compete with one another. Whether it’s who could lay the best brick, and the fastest, laying down good weld on price work, the farmer ploughing a straighter furrow than his neighbour, good and honest work was revered. And sport, whether it’s who’s the fastest or strongest or who can throw/kick/hit a ball the furthest, or the most accurately, all ‘invented’ through mens natural desire to compete. We all compete and so respect is given to those that excel.., just as long as it’s won fair and square. Re_ your point about masculinity, the manosphere etc. As a kid my hero was Harry Gregg. He was Man U' s goalie in the fifties. At the Munich disaster he twice entered the burning wreck of the plane carrying the Man U team. He managed to carry out people on each occasion. He could have legged it as far away from the plane as he could. He chose not to. He was a friendly bloke who always had time for us kids. Brave and brilliant goalie. A terrific Irish man. Many kids' hero these days is Wayne Rooney, a drunk and a serial shagger of escorts, even when his wife was in a maternity ward. He shouldn't be on telly. He should be cancelled. Plenty of footballers have been cancelled for the most harmless of 'politically incorrect' jokes. For example Rodney Marsh, who made a harmless joke involving Thailand, tsunami and toon army. But Rooney remains as some sort hero because he was a great player. Kids get poor messages these days, there are lots of slime balls in the public eye who are held up as role models, which is why boys are drawn to Tate and co. Creepiness has become normalised. Edited 8 hours ago by jukel123 1 1 Quote Link to post Share on other sites
Halfhound 1,221 Posted 8 hours ago Report Share Posted 8 hours ago 7 minutes ago, jukel123 said: Re_ your point about masculinity, the manosphere etc. As a kid my hero was Harry Gregg. He was Man U' s goalie in the fifties. At the Munich disaster he twice entered the burning wreck of the plane carrying the Man U team. He managed to carry out people on each occasion. He could have legged it as far away from the plane as he could. He chose not to. He was a friendly bloke who always had time for us kids. Brave and brilliant goalie. A terrific Irish man. Many kids' hero these days is Wayne Rooney, a drunk and a serial shagger of escorts even when his wife was in a maternity ward. He shouldn't be on telly. He should be cancelled. Plenty of footballers have been cancelled for the most harmless of 'politically incorrect' jokes. But he remains as some sort hero because he was a great player. Kids get poor messages these days which is why they are drawn to Tate and co. Great post. The day of the men who lived simple lives doing the simple things right safe in the knowledge their kids might be abit better off than they were. Simpler times and better men. 2 Quote Link to post Share on other sites
jukel123 10,487 Posted 8 hours ago Report Share Posted 8 hours ago 4 minutes ago, Halfhound said: Great post. The day of the men who lived simple lives doing the simple things right safe in the knowledge their kids might be abit better off than they were. Simpler times and better men. Harry was an Irish international and later a manager as I'm sure you know. He came to manage Carlisle United and I met him again at a club dinner. He was exactly the same, quiet, thoughtful, friendly and a bit shy. Exactly as I remembered him in the fifties. Top, top man. Quote Link to post Share on other sites
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