Adventures in a Biker Bar with Frank J.

When I fled to Texas to escape Hurricane Frances, SarahK thought that hiding out in a biker bar would be a good idea. So I put on my best biker clothing – a white polo shirt with green stripes – and headed into the bar. It was actually full of real bikers – all mean looking and tattoo-covered and everything. Thus, we made sure to look tough to keep them at bay.



“You talking to me?”
It was then time for karaoke, so SarahK took the mike. She sings purty.

“Has no one told you she’s not breathing?”
Soon I figured I better sing to keep blending in with the bikers.

“And Rocky collapsed in the corner. Ahh!”
It didn’t go so well, and I needed to comfort SarahK.

“I’m sorry. I swear I’ll never sing again.”
But then a mean biker decided to pick a fight with me.

“Your singing sucks… as does the readers of your blog!”
Well, I could stand insults to me, but not my readers! It was time to teach this brute a lesson.

“Prepare to get knocked down by Hurricane Francis!”
I think the fight went well, but I lose memory of exactly what happened after a certain point. I do remember waking up to SarahK’s cat Minerva clawing at my face, though.
Biker bars sure are fun!
UPDATE: Here is SarahK’s version.

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  1. Frank:
    As you noticed, the big, mean-looking, tatted up bikers are actually really cool guys – just don’t piss them off. They’re some of my favorite critters. They’ll go to the ends of the earth for their buddies. Find some effete liberal who will show up when your ass is in a crack like those boys.

  2. Frank:
    A word of advise, when I find myself out of ammo and out numbered by big ass bikers, I always put on my dancing shoes and sing “tequila”; it always calms them down. Sometimes let let me borrow one of their bikes. On the other hand you do look very menacing in you fighting stance. What form are you about to employ? Drunken ronin? Please advise.

  3. Back in ’82 I saw a young Vietnameese hook standing on a street corner on the now famous Amarillo Boulevard. She was wearing a waist length fur coat, black leather mini-skirt, and Converse Chuck Taylor hitops. It was a much more severe fashion feux paw (can’t spell in french)than Frank wearing Polo to an Izod bar. She didn’t mention whether she knew John F’in Kerry from the old country or not.

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