Sunday, May 01, 2005
I was admiring a BMW motorcycle this evening when suddenly I realized there was a fight going on a few yards away. There was a cinematic "smack" as a biker guy landed a pretty good one on another biker guy's face. Things looked promising. I postponed my examination of the BMW to enjoy the fight.
But then, instead of seeing the brawl through to its testosterone-soaked conclusion, the combatants recoiled in sudden panic and started arguing and bitching over who started it. I heard one of them yelling about "assault" -- and, soon enough, one of the bikers had been cuffed by Plaza security. How pathetic. Have these guys never seen "The Wild One"? If you're going to fight, fight, damnit. If you're going to moan about legalities, at least wait until the other guy's unconscious and bleeding on the sidewalk.
To make matters even more sickening, onlookers were talking about the aborted conflict in tones of hushed reverence when they should have been waving their fists and shouting for blood. Better yet, they should have gotten in on the action before security had a chance to squelch it. What the hell's wrong with people these days?
But then, instead of seeing the brawl through to its testosterone-soaked conclusion, the combatants recoiled in sudden panic and started arguing and bitching over who started it. I heard one of them yelling about "assault" -- and, soon enough, one of the bikers had been cuffed by Plaza security. How pathetic. Have these guys never seen "The Wild One"? If you're going to fight, fight, damnit. If you're going to moan about legalities, at least wait until the other guy's unconscious and bleeding on the sidewalk.
To make matters even more sickening, onlookers were talking about the aborted conflict in tones of hushed reverence when they should have been waving their fists and shouting for blood. Better yet, they should have gotten in on the action before security had a chance to squelch it. What the hell's wrong with people these days?
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he was on a beemer, not a harley... Beemer riders usally sue instead of fight
I don't now who the Beemer belonged to. There were a bunch of bikes -- most of 'em Japanese.
According to a sign on the BMW, it's up for bid on eBay.
Japanese bikes all make this high-pitched whiney sound so it's maybe no surprise that their riders do too. Give me a Harley's deep, full-throated rumble-roar any time. (Just not when I'm trying to sleep!)
"i think there's only a couple hundred thousand americans left like that, and they're all in iraq and afghistan right now . . ."
Not all... ;)
"Not all... ;)"
Not even close!
You forgot, you are in the Sphere! Fool! That fight was created by a sentinel; it wasn’t a real fight, but a holographic bit code injection in to the Virt! It was a distraction from something more important! What was happening behind you at that very minute?
Were you supposed to randomly meet a helper sprite, sent from Zion that was to be driving by at that moment, who was to help you escape your minds reality prison, and you never saw her, distracted by a decoy event!
The Transdimensionals won that round.
Jeez -- looks like I missed out on a chance for transdimensional enlightenment! It's not the first time.
In my opinion everybody may go through it.
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