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Originally Posted by motowebmaster  Now I realize this is going to sound incredibly weird, but I'll bet that the founding fathers would have made one intense motorcycle riding group. |
Sounds interesting...
First off, lose the white wigs, and tights!
Seriously, these guys were real "Rebels", not a poser in the group.
Ben Franklin and Thomas Jefferson I see as great and inventive tinkerers and modders on thier rides.
George might be "leader of the pack", and John Hancock a bit of a show-off.
Adams would have been hen-pecked by the wife
(did you see the HBO series?), but would ride anyway.
Paul Revere wasn't necessarily a "founding father", but with his silversmith skills, he would come in handy!
P.S. - If you read the modern summarisations in the far right column, in blue, the selections make more sense.
Also, as you read through, note how many of these individual points are reversed, and then used in films targeted at very young and pre-adolescent age kids in movies today. Low-brow repetitive crap for cheap laughs. Fart... burp... oops, I got hit in the nads, excessive self indulgence, and so on.
Me? I always felt that the talking (and dressed like modern homo-sapien) chimpanzee genre films were the most humorous, but yet intellectually stimulating.
Ride Safe!
Bob
