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"Cash, Grass or Ass-No One Rides Free!" reads the bumper-sticker slapped on the ratty Harley. Its black leather seat is cracked, tattered and torn, the headlight is busted and there's no friggin' horn; with mismatched saddlebags strapped to each side, the panhead leaks like a sieve, but it's still quite a ride. The gas-tank is dented, scratched and coated with muck, the chrome no longer shines, but who gives a flyin' **** Its tires are bald, the spokes are all rusted to **** and the frame is off-kilter from a cage-driver's hit. The biker just puffed the last hit from his pipe, slammed down the rest of the J.D. from the bash last night; then he hops on his hog, kicks the monster to start, the muffler-pipes blast flames and roar like a **** Together they roll down the road like old pals,' with nowhere to go, just obnoxious and loud: the tombstone tail-light flashes bright red on this mess, 'though Cashless, Grassless and Assless, they couldn't care less!
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Sep 2, 2010
Sep 2, 2010 at 1:34 AM UTC
Cashless, Grassless and Assless
"Cash, Grass or Ass-No One Rides Free!" reads the bumper-sticker slapped on the ratty Harley. Its black leather seat is cracked, tattered and torn, the headlight is busted and there's no friggin' horn; with mismatched saddlebags strapped to each side, the panhead leaks like a sieve, but it's still quite a ride. The gas-tank is dented, scratched and coated with muck, the chrome no longer shines, but who gives a flyin' **** Its tires are bald, the spokes are all rusted to **** and the frame is off-kilter from a cage-driver's hit. The biker just puffed the last hit from his pipe, slammed down the rest of the J.D. from the bash last night; then he hops on his hog, kicks the monster to start, the muffler-pipes blast flames and roar like a **** Together they roll down the road like old pals,' with nowhere to go, just obnoxious and loud: the tombstone tail-light flashes bright red on this mess, 'though Cashless, Grassless and Assless, they couldn't care less!
D. Conors 30 August 2010
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Sep 2, 2010
Sep 2, 2010 at 1:34 AM UTC
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