Venta de limonada -Paco Cdli -

Aug 28, 2026 11:55 AM

Translator: Lemonade for Sale - Paco Cdli -

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This. This is the world I want to live in. Hatred belongs to your body in the gym, nowhere else

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"the part worth remembering wasn’t the money or the turnout. It was what the whole thing said about a group of people most strangers cross the street to avoid. "

https://www.upworthy.com/pn-bikers-lemonade-stand-nurse-indiana/

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https://www.upworthy.com/pn-bikers-lemonade-stand-nurse-indiana/

In case any one wants some sauce. The girls mom helped save several bikers that had crashed. Its also from 2018.

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Gracias por ponerlo en contexto. Translator: Thank you for putting that into context. 👍

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Thanks !

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Despite "the look," I find that most bikers are soft spoken, charitable, a little goofy, and a little geeky. About the same as everyone you'd meet at a metal concert.

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turns out that being a big ol fuckin nerd about your motorcycle kinda sets a baseline that has some funny quirks that come with it. Obviously not hard and fast, but most serious bikers I've met are just super, super into bikes, and living their (possibly autistic) dream.

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I've always said there is a huge difference between Bikers (Motorcycle Clubs) and Bikies (Outlaw Gangs).

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Meh, I've found bikers to be shockingly well-to-do. However most of my experience was many years ago in Daytona during several bike weeks. So it could have been a matter of a bunch of poor people eating off the $1 menu for 51 weeks a year then coming to Daytona and splurging for a week.

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Until they ride on the road and turn into assholes. Bike Week here sucks

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There’s definitely two ends of the scale that are very far apart. But I think it’s weighted towards the good guys who enjoy riding and the culture. But twice in the past couple of years I’ve had guys show me they were carrying a gun. My understanding is it’s some bullshit about not passing them because they’re patched up.

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They shouldn't ride Harleys if they don't want to be passed.

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And some biker groups are criminal

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And some criminals are, outside of their activities, good people.

People are multi-faceted and having a criminal record, or engaging in some criminal behavior, doesn’t make you a bad person

There are some criminal acts that auto-mark you as a real POS tho

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“Yes, they are ‘bad guys’ but that is what they do; not who they are.” - Maxwell Smart

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The biggest minor one to me is people who tag or vandalize murals or public art works. You could put your shitty tag literally anywhere, and you intentionally chose to destroy someone else's lovingly crafted art, instead of any blank wall or space that was available? Guaranteed, they're a selfish, entitled, arrogant cunt.

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I agree. Street art is one thing - I love street art. But if you’re just “tagging”, especially tagging murals or other street art, I find it repugnant

Please don’t destroy beautiful things in this world so you can write “ballz” in 90s graffiti spray. Find some unpainted part of the world to tag

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