amen !There's a time and a place for (almost) everything...if you're not feeling it anymore, no shame in hanging it up for a while.
that was a straight quote coming from the Wisdom of Ecclesiastes , right?
amen !There's a time and a place for (almost) everything...if you're not feeling it anymore, no shame in hanging it up for a while.
I don't know if wearing a leather jacket is asking for trouble, but commenting on it is getting kinda risky ,, a lot of Ronnie pickerings out there,, for non UK members here Google Ronnie
Lol who am I,,, Ronnie pickering Ronnie pickering,, do you want a bare knuckle? Wouldn't have happened if the scooter boy was wearing a Vanson.Everyone knows who he is, he's Ronnie Foo King Pickering!
Probably so that some unsuspecting elderly person at the supermarket has to lean in real close to read what it says, and the delusional wearer of the jacket gets an opportunity to sucker punch the senior with his brass knuckles.Looks like the 'artist' was a bit shy about it mind......
You mean italo-americans? Because here in Italy dressed that way you are going to look like a weirdoThis should be mandatory for Italians.
You would be correct sir!You mean italo-americans? Because here in Italy dressed that way you are going to look like a weirdo
Right! An I do not think that that style is "funny", it's only typical in certain countries and totally off in others... No problem at all with our american cousinsYou would be correct sir!
Funny thing some of us do here in the USA, myself included. I always reference my heritage, as I'm half Sicilian, quarter Polish, and quarter Irish. But I'm 100% American, born and raised. It's "Melting Pot" syndrome I guess..lol
You mean italo-americans? Because here in Italy dressed that way you are going to look like a weirdo
'Obviously' says Aloysius, guardian of the Schott Clan and HearthConsidering Tony is from Chicago, obviously.
Most everyone in North America is from somewhere else, unless you’re indigenous.You would be correct sir!
Funny thing some of us do here in the USA, myself included. I always reference my heritage, as I'm half Sicilian, quarter Polish, and quarter Irish. But I'm 100% American, born and raised. It's "Melting Pot" syndrome I guess..lol
That is a pretty fiery mix!!!I always reference my heritage, as I'm half Sicilian, quarter Polish, and quarter Irish.
Well, food in Sicily is outstanding for an italian too!That is a pretty fiery mix!!!
I just got back from Sicily, it is awesome. The food is out of this world. It will be very difficult to eat pizza ever again in the US after I had one in Sicily. What we have here is not pizza....
That is a pretty fiery mix!!!
I just got back from Sicily, it is awesome. The food is out of this world. It will be very difficult to eat pizza ever again in the US after I had one in Sicily. What we have here is not pizza....
Got refused entry to a pub once for wearing a leather biker jacket & spiky hair cut. Refused a hotel room too for the same offence A-2 & no hair these days..no problem
So basically you were a spy-punk or double agent-disruptor, working undercover for the government while at the same time trying to bring down the system in your free time! Punkest thing ever!Once used to hang out in an Irish Pub in a big industrial town, pub was a haunt of punks as we were called back in the day. Early one evening I was having a cheeky beer or five with my mate, both sporting black leather bike jackets, torn Levi’s and spiked hair. A couple of suits came in & I overheard them discussing our employment status (not the first drink for them methinks). One came over to us at the bar and said they were having a bet as to what we did or didn’t do for a living…I put on a plummy voice and said we were solicitors ‘roughing it’. He went back and the other suit came over asking whether we really worked in ‘Law’..I replied ‘no we don’t work mate we are on the rock n role..dole.. (state benefits). He went back and they started to argue with each other In reality we both worked for the Goverment at the time ‘Civil Service.