http://bleedingedge.blogdrive.com/ The Bleeding Edge - Social commentary with an anti-social perspective Mon, 04 Jul 2005 14:10:01 PDT http://www.blogdrive.com Copyright 2005. Conservative Motorcycles Satire http://bleedingedge.blogdrive.com/archive/68.html Mon, 04 Jul 2005 22:07:20 GMT Bleeding edge is now leanangle and can be found here http://bleedingedge.blogdrive.com/comments?id=68 http://bleedingedge.blogdrive.com/archive/67.html Mon, 04 Jul 2005 20:30:32 GMT The world is reflecting on world poverty at Live Aid concerts this weekend. Who's doing it? Bob Geldof - Nice suit Bob. Except for the I don't like Mondays song, can anyone name another song that this guy has done? Bob you are just another Lear Jet Liberal, and your 15 minutes are up. In London, Microsoft founder Bill Gates, whose philanthropy has made him one of the chief sources for anti-poverty interventions in Africa today, joined the rock stars on stage and reminded the crowd that the end of poverty is an... (more) http://bleedingedge.blogdrive.com/comments?id=67 http://bleedingedge.blogdrive.com/archive/66.html Mon, 04 Jul 2005 00:33:10 GMT This is a rare cut and paste from The Black Table written by Crystal Kash Ligori I really have no idea what people in other countries eat during summertime. I am sure they have the basics like hamburgers, watermelon, chips (or crisps for our friends the Brits). However, never have I experienced such a food travesty as summertime salads. Or what we as Americans call salads. I mean, who the fuck thinks a salad has Jell-O in it? Or marshmallows? Or mayonnaise for that matter? Aren't salads primarily greenery? Ya know, vegetables and stuff? And why can't we just have normal singular foods?... (more) http://bleedingedge.blogdrive.com/comments?id=66 http://bleedingedge.blogdrive.com/archive/64.html Sat, 02 Jul 2005 21:33:01 GMT Says Kunstler "The public indeed may be losing its appetite for the Iraq project, but not for Nascar racing, fried chicken buckets, car trips to Six Flags, and round-the-clock air conditioning. What shock of recognition will flash across the TV screens when the connection is finally made that keeping all these things going is why we're in Iraq?" Kunstler, you know best don't you? All of us mouth breathers are going to spend the fourth of July watching racing, driving to places we don't need to go like WalMart. Maybe we'll go there and get a Dale Earnhardt blow up chair to sit in while... (more) http://bleedingedge.blogdrive.com/comments?id=64 http://bleedingedge.blogdrive.com/archive/63.html Sat, 02 Jul 2005 05:04:20 GMT I came across a blog of a journalist - I will not call him names, I will not debate his positions - it's already been said. What I will do is use him to define a subset of American Culture, the American Parasite. The American Parasite lives off the wealth and prosperity created by the work ethic of it's host. So easy has life been for the American Parasite, he comes to resent the host, guided by a misconception that sustenance so easily achieved must be the product of greed and scams, when in truth, it was a path prepared by the American Producer consisting of generations of those who... (more) http://bleedingedge.blogdrive.com/comments?id=63 http://bleedingedge.blogdrive.com/archive/62.html Sat, 02 Jul 2005 02:14:05 GMT I had a great time at the AMA races at Road America. Thank you Suzuki for the tickets and the great lunch and tent with the live race coverage on big screen. You guys know how to make the customer a king. Much easier than begging for tickets from the unmotivated BMW personel at Daytona and I paid three times for that bike what I paid Suzuki for my 01 Gixer that has been an awsome bike on the track. Nick folks and a lot of fun. Left: The only girls from Green Bay, Wisconsin that were NOT over 250 lbs, not drunk on wine coolers at 11 am, not needing to go to buy menthol light... (more) http://bleedingedge.blogdrive.com/comments?id=62 http://bleedingedge.blogdrive.com/archive/59.html Sun, 15 May 2005 08:36:02 GMT It's finally motorcycle season here in the Great White North and I have been busy getting some broken fiberglass pieces assembled to resemble motorcycle race body work. This means that you take the good plastic off your bike and replace it with this eggshell thin fiberglass stuff that can be repaired. I bought my race bodywork on Ebay from a fucking prick who said it just needed "a little work". Yes, that is if your idea of a little work is taking fiberglass impressions of the recessed attachment points from your original factory bodywork and trasfering those to the multiple torn out... (more) http://bleedingedge.blogdrive.com/comments?id=59 http://bleedingedge.blogdrive.com/archive/54.html Sun, 10 Apr 2005 04:59:00 GMT So I find myself again at the worst of the two big box hardware stores that have wiped out all of the places where men could have sought an hour of peace and normalcy on a Saturday morning. The Home Depot and I have a love/hate relationship. Last December, no rock salt. Spring comes – sprinkler system parts out of stock and nothing is even blooming in Detroit yet so when was the big sprinkler system rush? Home Depot has a lot of cool tools but there is also a lot of shit clogging up the middle of the store getting in my way that has no business in a real man’s hardware store like curtain... (more) http://bleedingedge.blogdrive.com/comments?id=54 http://bleedingedge.blogdrive.com/archive/52.html Thu, 31 Mar 2005 22:25:42 GMT I was about to get my hair cut at Bud's Barber Shop, and a young man was getting his hair cut before going off to Ranger School (I know, what's the point - your first Army haircut is free, see what I mean by naive?), presumably at Ft. Benning, GA. I looked at this kid with nary a whisker on his clear baby face and my inner monolog wanted to scream, "KID DON'T DO IT!" Why? Because the liberal suckasses in our government would gladly let our boys die for political expediency or throw them in the brig for shooting some Iraqi piece of crap. They hung this decorated Ranger, who earned a Bronze... (more) http://bleedingedge.blogdrive.com/comments?id=52 http://bleedingedge.blogdrive.com/archive/51.html Wed, 30 Mar 2005 04:31:49 GMT Girls, take a piece of advice from me. Never, never, never trust a man with a mullet. Reminds me of a Guns and Roses song, possible playing in Mr. Mullet's 1986 Z28 with the totally bitchin T-tops and "Realistic" brand sub woofer under the self-tinted rear hatchback glass........ (Historical note to younger readers born in the 80's - Despite what you might see today on VH1 Classics, this is not how everyone dressed and did their hair in the Eighties, A cheese ball was just as obvious then as a cheese ball today. I know, I lived through it. If I sound like a classist, it is because I am.... (more) http://bleedingedge.blogdrive.com/comments?id=51