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I wouldn't, ex hells angel and martial arts champion.
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no, you can tell Chuck is a badass in real life, loved him as Chuck Pangamo in Oz.
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Adebisi kicked his ass.
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no, you can tell Chuck is a badass in real life, loved him as Chuck Pangamo in Oz.
he looked huge in OZ.
He owned van damme aswell haha.
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he looked huge in OZ.
He owned van damme aswell haha.
hahahaha, he did look big in Oz i liked the way he strutted around in his track suits with the other Italians.
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if u go on his website ull find the guy has led a very interesting life being a bodyguard to a host of a list stars etc, being a hells angel, acting and fighting,
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with pussy, bill, etc
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Chucky Z is a bad ass for real!
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http://www.philipcarlo.com/chuckzito.shtml (http://www.philipcarlo.com/chuckzito.shtml)
The first time I met CHUCK ZITO, the president of the New York Charter of Hell's Angels, I was at the bar in Studio 54 with my girlfriend Patti. The year was 1979. The bar was crowded, the music hot. I noticed an argument off to my right, looked and saw this one guy, Chuck, arguing with three guys. As fast as the blink of an eye, a fight between Chuck and the three men broke out, and within fifteen seconds, Chuck knocked all three guys out cold and went back to talking with two blonde women. I was born and raised in Bensonhurst, Brooklyn and I've seen a lot of street fights in my day, but I never saw anyone with the controlled, precise aggression possessed by Chuck. Watching him fight was like watching some kind of natural disaster—a hurricane or a cyclone—in action.
Soon after the three came to, the police were called. I knew Studio 54 well and its serpentine basement leading to its back doors. When I saw the cops coming towards Chuck, I hurried over to him and told him to follow me—that I'd lead him out a back door. Without asking me a question, he followed me to the basement, then across to the other side of the club. As we made our way there, we passed a small group of people standing in a loose circle passing around thumb-sized vials of Cocaine, talking animatedly. Truman Capote, Andy Warhol and Halston were part of the group. Truman was wearing a baggy white caftan and a big straw hat. Chuck apparently knew Andy, for Warhol greeted him like a friend. Chuck said he had to go and we made our way to the rear entrance of the club and I opened the 53rd Street exit for him. He said "Thanks" and took off into the New York night. I made my way back to the bar and Patti and watched two of three guys—with obviously broken jaws—taken away by paramedics...
The next time I saw Chuck, two weeks later, was at Café Central on West 74th and Amsterdam Avenue. Café Central was truly an in-spot then. Bruce Willis, still a struggling actor, was the bartender. Some of the Café's regulars were Danny Aiello, Bobby DeNiro, Joe Pesci, Peter Weller, Peter Riegart, Tony Danza, Paul Herman and on and on. Chuck saw me, came over and again said thanks. We sat and had a drink—he a Coke, me a beer; he told me he didn't drink alcohol at all. I asked him what happened at Studio 54. He said those three guys said something rude to the women he'd been talking to. "They were," he told me, "just friends of mine, but those jerks didn't know if one of them was my girl or wife or whatever. You've got to draw the line somewhere." I told him how two of three "jerks" had to taken away by paramedics. "Good," he said. "Maybe next time they'll have some respect." "No doubt they will," I told him.
And that's how I became friends with Chuck Zito. Over the years our friendship grew and I now consider him one of my closet, dearest buddies. If I ever had to be in a foxhole with anyone, I'd want it to be him. He is, without a doubt, the most stand-up guy I've ever met, the best person in the world to watch your back. He is a loyal, sincere man automatically willing to make your battles his, your enemies his enemies. Though I hasten to say, if you've ever done anything to make Chuck mad at you, leave town right away and don't come back...
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SECONDS: First off, why did you join the Hells Angels?
ZITO: I used to watch their movies when I was a kid. I remember going to see Hells Angels On Wheels when I was twelve years old and then Hells Angels '69. They inspired me to ride a motorcycle. I made a mini-bike when I was twelve years old, that's how I started. When I was old enough to ride a motorcycle and got my license, I bought a '69 Sportster. I was boxing in Gramercy Gym and I met the president of the Hells Angels, Sandy Alexander, who was also a professional boxer.
SECONDS: How old were you then?
ZITO: I joined the club when I was twenty-five, so I was like twenty-three at the time. I used to belong to another club from the Bronx called the Ching-A-Ling Nomads. I Introduced myself as a Ching-A-Ling and he introduced himself as a Hells Angel. I was excited to meet the guy.
SECONDS: How does somebody become a Hells Angel?
ZITO: You have to hang around first. It's called the "hang around" process. You get to know them, they get to know you and see if they like you. Then they'll vote on you to become a prospect. You have to be sponsored by a Hells Angel. One "no" vote and you're out.
SECONDS: Why did you want to become a Hells Angel?
ZITO: Like I said, when I was a kid, they inspired me.
SECONDS: Right, but then you were a twenty-five-year-old adult. What was it about them that you saw then?
ZITO: I belonged to another club, and liked the camaraderie. There was no club but the Hells Angels as far as I was concerned. The only reason I joined the other club was because I didn't know there were any Hells Angels in New York at the time. But when I saw them, I was infatuated by them. They were the elite, they were the number one club, they were it.
SECONDS: What makes the Hells Angels special? Why do they differ from other clubs?
ZITO: Even before I was a Hells Angel, I was in the Ching-A-Lings. We considered ourselves the number two club, like all other clubs do, because you're proud to be a member of that club. But we always knew that the Hells Angels were the trendsetters. They were the original outlaws of motorcycle riders. Let's go back to July 4, 1947, to Hollister, California where the AMA—the American Motorcycle Association—sanctioned the Gypsy Tour Run, when the Booze Fighters, POBOBs—Pissed Off Bastards Of Bloomington—and the Market Street Commandos took over the town for nearly three days. Two months later, the same clubs go to Riverside, California for the Labor Day weekend, another AMA sanctioned event. The same thing happens like in Hollister. Over four thousand people, bikers and citizens, took over the town's main street. A Riverside sheriff, Carl Rayburn, blames a bunch of punk kids for disrupting his town. They're rebels, they're outlaws. So from an angry lawman's mouth, the Outlaw Motorcyclists were born. Six months later the POBOBs became the first Hells Angels charter on March 17, 1948, in San Bernardino, California, also known as "Berdoo." Then that same year, the AMA made a statement that ninety-nine percent of the motorcyclists are good people enjoying a clean sport and it's the one percent that are anti-social barbarians. The term "One Percenters" is born. On April 1st, 1957, Ralph "Sonny" Barger started the Oakland Hells Angels. In 1959, Sonny called a meeting with all the old bike clubs—the Gypsy Jokers, the Galloping Gooses, Satan's Slaves and everybody else. They decided to ally themselves under a "One Percenter" patch. That's where they designed that diamond-shaped One Percent patch. Sonny and another Hells Angel who was at the meeting thought they were beyond a little patch so they headed down to a local tattoo shop in Oakland and were the first to get the famous One Percent tattoos. So it just goes to show you that it was always the Hells Angels first. They were the originals and all other clubs try and imitate what the Hells Angels have already done.
SECONDS: How many charters are there?
ZITO: There's probably about 150 charters in the world. We're the biggest international club there is.
SECONDS: There's so many of you. How do you get to know each other?
ZITO: It's not that I've met every Hells Angel in the world, but I've met Hells Angels from every charter at one time or another.
SECONDS: Do you have conferences once a year?
ZITO: We have what's called a USA Run, where every Hells Angel in the United States meets at a certain location. They have the same thing in Europe. Then we have a World Run, where representatives from all the charters meet. When we have a run, it's for families; it's for Hells Angels to get together, people who are new in the club, people who are old. See, I'm fortunate that I get around a lot because of my movie business. I'm in California a lot; I go overseas sometimes and I meet more Hells Angels than other Angels do. Through word of mouth a lot of people know who I am. Some people see me on the screen and read about me in books and magazines and know me from there.
SECONDS: On the other hand, the Hells Angels have a notorious reputation.
ZITO: It depends who you talk to. The media always gets a little carried away. We got that reputation from Altamont in 1969, where a Hells Angel stabbed a concertgoer. It made big headlines but it didn't say in the paper he had a gun and was trying to shoot Mick Jagger and a Hells Angel, and he got stabbed for his troubles. The Hells Angel was acquitted a week later but you never read about it.
SECONDS: What about the Methamphetamines? The Government says the Hells Angels are the biggest Methamphetamine dealers in the United States and you're all millionaires.
ZITO: Let me tell you something: I have members in my charter who, after paying their rent and house bills and taking care of their families, don't even have enough money left over to pay the fifteen dollars a week dues.
SECONDS: So what you're saying is don't believe everything you read?
ZITO: Exactamundo.
SECONDS: So your organization doesn't sell drugs?
ZITO: Myself, I don't drink, I don't smoke and I never took a drug in my life but yet I'm supposed to be this drug-taking, drug-selling Hells Angel and belong to a criminal organization. The thing that pisses me off, and it's happened time and time again—almost every article I read about the Hells Angels is either by the Government or some other law enforcement agency or some jerk-off trying to make a quick buck off our name, and they write a book about the club…but yet none of them know jack shit about what they're talking about. When people hear about the Hells Angels, they don't know if it's myth, rumors or just plain bullshit. Even if we get a retraction later on down the road, the damage is already done. The bad stuff sticks in people's minds whether it's true or not. Now as far as the organization selling drugs, no. Individuals selling drugs is something else.
SECONDS: So individuals do sell drugs?
ZITO: Individuals in many organizations do a lot of different things. Most recently, fifteen cops from New York City's 48th Precinct were indicted for various crimes—drugs, shakedowns, extortions, et cetera. Does that mean we're going to condemn the whole police department for what a few individuals did? Most certainly not. So if one, or two, or a handful of guys sells drugs for their own personal gain and profit who just so happens to be a member of the Hells Angels Motorcycle Club, we want that same consideration.
SECONDS: You are also a professional bodyguard. Who are some of the people whose bodies you have guarded?
ZITO: You could probably ask who haven't I guarded. I've guarded everybody from Liza Minneli to Sean Penn, Charlie Sheen, Mickey Rourke, Eric Roberts, Charles Bronson, Sylvester Stallone.
SECONDS: As a bodyguard, have you ever had to hit someone?
ZITO: Not exactly hit them, but I've restrained a few people. See, I like to employ wrist-locks and arm-bars and walk them out of a situation without the client even knowing what's happened. When I was guarding Liza, there was a guy up on the fire escape with a long trenchcoat on and when we walked out, I saw him reach into his jacket like he was going for a gun. I pushed Liza out of the way and grabbed this guy. I had one hand on his arm that was in the coat and one hand around his adam's apple. I pulled his arm out and he wound up having a camera in there. The next thing I thought about was him suing us. Of course, people wound up getting front-row tickets for Liza's show and it was all taken care of….
SECONDS: What kind of training have you had?
ZITO: I've been fighting my whole life. I've trained in six different styles of martial arts; two forms of Kung Fu—White Crane and Tiger Claw Kung Fu—Isshinryu Karate, Jukido Jujitsu, Kumite Ryu Jujitsu, Vee Arnis Jitsu; and I've trained in three different styles of weapons: Kamas—thirteen-inch sticks with a blade attached to them—and also nunchakus and bo staffs. I'm proficient in every art.
SECONDS: What about boxing?
ZITO: Since I was five years old. My father was a professional fighter—his name was Al La Barba.
SECONDS: How many fights did he have?
ZITO: 228 fights and twelve losses—and never knocked out. He fought in the Thirties and Forties and started out as a Lightweight and moved up to Welterweight. I don't know any other sport except fighting. I don't know basketball, football, hockey, baseball—I just know fighting.
SECONDS: Have you ever backed down from a fight?
ZITO: No. If the challenge to fight was there, I always took it.
SECONDS: While speaking of challenges, you act also.
ZITO: Yes, I started acting two years ago. I was a stuntman for over fifteen years. Almost every action film, you can see my name in the credits—Die Hard 3, The Specialist, True Lies, Carlito's Way, Heat, A Bronx Tale, Eraser, The Last Action Hero—I'd have to look at my resume because there's so many.
SECONDS: What interests you in acting? Money? Fame? The art?
ZITO: I did a movie back in 1979 with Meat Loaf and Cher called Dead Ringer and that was my first stunt job. In fact, there were eighteen Hells Angels in that movie. I got my SAG card through that movie. Next, I met Mickey Rourke during The Pope of Greenwich Village and started to be his bodyguard and personal trainer. Then, I worked on Year of The Dragon with him.
SECONDS: Did you inspire Mickey to get into riding motorcycles?
ZITO: I gave Mickey his first Harley Davidson. I guess you could say I started him in the bike craze. He was known as the "Bad Boy Of Hollywood" and then Mickey started everybody else in Hollywood with riding.
SECONDS: How does Harley Davidson feel about the Angels?
ZITO: Thirty years ago, they loved the Hells Angels but now that they're so big, Harley Davidson has distanced themselves from the club—even though the Hells Angels and other outlaw motorcycle clubs were buying all their bikes.
SECONDS: And making them famous.
ZITO: Making them famous is right. All we'd ride is an American-made motorcycle and Harley Davidson is the only one there is.
SECONDS: What do you think of Japanese bikes?
ZITO: I have nothing against anybody who rides a motorcycle but personally, those bikes make a shitty fucking noise. They sound like a blender or lawnmower. There's something about the meaty sound of a Harley…
SECONDS: Do you find acting exciting?
ZITO: What it is, Phil, I watch a lot of these actors and I say to myself, "I could do it better." They're trying to act like what I am—but they're acting, they're not doing it every day. I had a little part in The Specialist but they took my part away because I looked too much like Stallone. I had a scene with him and the director yells, "Cut!" and says, "Chuck, I've got to pull you out of this—you look too much like Sly." I said, "Well, then pull him out of the way."
SECONDS: Are you more comfortable in the ring or in front of a camera?
ZITO: I think in front of a camera—a camera's not hitting me back, you know? But I'm very comfortable. I like fighting—
SECONDS: Why do you like fighting?
ZITO: Because I grew up with the sport. It's the first thing I knew how to do well.
SECONDS: If you get in a street fight and you break somebody's jaw, do you feel bad?
ZITO: Not at all.
SECONDS: Why not?
ZITO: Because they were trying to break my jaw. It's either hit or get hit, so I try to do the hitting. I'll try to talk myself out of a fight—sometimes—but then there's only so much talking you can do before you get it on. If I know I'm going to get it on with a guy, I'm going to hit him first.
SECONDS: You're a pretty fierce looking guy. Why would someone want to challenge you?
ZITO: They do. I don't understand it myself. It's not one guy, it's usually a few guys. I go every place by myself no matter what city, state or country it is, and most of the time I'm wearing my Hells Angel jacket. It's always three guys that want to challenge you— "Is he as bad as he thinks?" That's how it starts. It's like the old West, I guess. Maybe you're not carrying a gun on your side but you've got two hands to throw punches and guys want to take their chances. Most of them find out it was the wrong thing to do. I'm still here and still pretty like Ali.
SECONDS: In conclusion what was more intimidating to you: fighting three guys at once or being onstage?
ZITO: Being onstage. That was more intimidating. The three guys I knew I could handle, no problem. But the audience looking at me, I was scared. Every time I said my line, I said, "Okay, I got through that one—keep going." I remember I left out a whole paragraph that I was supposed to say first and I wound up putting it at the end. But it worked out and I didn't get scared. The audience didn't know I screwed up, and I didn't let them know I screwed up and had fear in me. It's just showbiz. I play any character they pay me to be. If you pay me, I'll get beat up. I get beat up in a lot of these movies—which doesn't happen in real life.
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Chucky Z is a bad ass for real!
hes the archetypal badboy
u know he tapped pams ass.
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he was down here for the barret jackson auction. it was funny as hell watching him besides the bidder telling him to go higher on the price.
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The Big Red Machine!
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Adebisi kicked his ass.
adibese is mr echo and he has died on the island!
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zito said he weighed about 185 on the howard stern show about 4 yrs ago!
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adibese is mr echo and he has died on the island!
he died in oz too.
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I would eat him up for breakfast and shat him out at noon .
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I would eat him up for breakfast and shat him out at noon .
now ure my ni**a JJ, but you would do no such thing, this guy LOVES to fight.
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now ure my ni**a JJ, but you would do no such thing, this guy LOVES to fight.
He is tall and crazy....thats a recipe for a hurtin' no doubt. I know who he is and see him all the time actually. Doesnt Zito wanna fight someone during a UFC PPV ??
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He is tall and crazy....thats a recipe for a hurtin' no doubt. I know who he is and see him all the time actually. Doesnt Zito wanna fight someone during a UFC PPV ??
dunno, hes getting a bit long in the tooth for that shit i woulda thought, but in his day in studio 54, no one fucked with chuck zito.
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I think he's overrated, any decent MMA fighter would knock him the fuck out.
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I think he's overrated, any decent MMA fighter would knock him the f**k out.
hahhahaha, ok "captain equipoise". ::)
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I wouldn't him, but I might fight his brother Barry :D!!
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I am talking to myself on a computer. I am freaking out, God has to exist then right?
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I would never want to fight Zito. I never saw it that way. I was taught to always stick up for yourself
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He's got pics with of the most legendary coke heads in hollywood! Its like a who's who.
And no, I wouldnt fight him.
D
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If The Beef did not know Chuck's backgroung ( H.A. and having kicked Van Dams ass ) The Beef would not have given it a second thought in his day. But, given his " pedagree, " The Beef may have gotten my ass heanded to him :-\
The Beef
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I would feel bad beating an old man like Zito.
Age make great men weak and slow.
He had an interesting life for sure.
I had friends in Hells Angels, all members in our club took drugs all of them tried AAS.
Some just tried a small cycle of 5mg pinks, but had no motivation for training.
What annoyed me the most is having to talk in codes on the phone and looking over
your shoulder for cop tails when leaving the club.
Some of them were genuine tough guys and some were unintelligent pussies.
Lots of primitive weapons on the walls, lots of talk about violence in the club but the of majority
of the Hells angels members were were out of shape and crappy fighters.
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bro in the sydney chapter of hells angels and the nomads they are all big for nothing tatted up losers. no heart and are always getting bashed by lebanese youth. its quite funny lol
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i would, no problem. Hes just another man, all you can do is lose
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he is a nice stand up guy. any NY'er who knows the spots still sees Chuck, he will always be respected. He is in hus young 50s now, but not to be f'd with
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aside from the fact im a huge fan of his and he is a HA chapter president, yes i would fight him
why? because hes almost if not 50 and hes no ground experience
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aside from the fact im a huge fan of his and he is a HA chapter president, yes i would fight him
why? because hes almost if not 50 and hes no ground experience
Zito would still rip you a new one. :D
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id would be my honor!
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I would feel bad beating an old man like Zito.
Age make great men weak and slow.
He had an interesting life for sure.
I had friends in Hells Angels, all members in our club took drugs all of them tried AAS.
Some just tried a small cycle of 5mg pinks, but had no motivation for training.
What annoyed me the most is having to talk in codes on the phone and looking over
your shoulder for cop tails when leaving the club.
Some of them were genuine tough guys and some were unintelligent pussies.
Lots of primitive weapons on the walls, lots of talk about violence in the club but the of majority
of the Hells angels members were were out of shape and crappy fighters.
wow another cage fighter haha.
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I would feel bad beating an old man like Zito.
Age make great men weak and slow.
He had an interesting life for sure.
I had friends in Hells Angels, all members in our club took drugs all of them tried AAS.
Some just tried a small cycle of 5mg pinks, but had no motivation for training.
What annoyed me the most is having to talk in codes on the phone and looking over
your shoulder for cop tails when leaving the club.
Some of them were genuine tough guys and some were unintelligent pussies.
Lots of primitive weapons on the walls, lots of talk about violence in the club but the of majority
of the Hells angels members were were out of shape and crappy fighters.
I bet you could beat up members og the hell's angels ::)
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Chuck is a badass, and if i could help it, wouldn't fight him.
God Bless,
Dog.
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I bet you could beat up members og the hell's angels ::)
Now you are talking funny again, like some kid say I bet you cant beat up a
firefighter.
Its a label on a group of individuals.
Ofc squadfatter I could beat many of them, why would I, some of them are my friends.
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aside from the fact im a huge fan of his and he is a HA chapter president, yes i would fight him
why? because hes almost if not 50 and hes no ground experience
Chuck has a lot of experience with people hitting the ground after he clocks them.
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I would feel bad beating an old man like Zito.
Age make great men weak and slow.
He had an interesting life for sure.
I had friends in Hells Angels, all members in our club took drugs all of them tried AAS.
Some just tried a small cycle of 5mg pinks, but had no motivation for training.
What annoyed me the most is having to talk in codes on the phone and looking over
your shoulder for cop tails when leaving the club.
Some of them were genuine tough guys and some were unintelligent pussies.
Lots of primitive weapons on the walls, lots of talk about violence in the club but the of majority
of the Hells angels members were were out of shape and crappy fighters.
hahahaaha, another internet badass. ::)
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sure. he is a tough guy...but so am i...there a lot of tough guys on earth.
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sure. he is a tough guy...but so am i...there a lot of tough guys on earth.
hahahahaha, you're not tough, you look like a little long haired mexican skinny queer. ::)
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sure. he is a tough guy...but so am i...there a lot of tough guys on earth.
no your not silly ::)
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I met Chuck in Vegas 2yrs ago at the Hard Rock. Very nice guy. When you speak to him ,he treats you like he's known you his whole life
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I met Chuck in Vegas 2yrs ago at the Hard Rock. Very nice guy. When you speak to him ,he treats you like he's known you his whole life
the world would be a better place if more men were like him (in that regard). respect - respect back, no respect - kill you.
that's where blacks fuck up, and no one will ever think of them as real humans.
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the world would be a better place if more men were like him (in that regard). respect - respect back, no respect - kill you.
that's where blacks f**k up, and no one will ever think of them as real humans.
absofuckinglutley!.......I've been on rides wich chucky, and he's about respect.
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the world would be a better place if more men were like him (in that regard). respect - respect back, no respect - kill you.
that's where blacks f**k up, and no one will ever think of them as real humans.
chucks fav quote is
"you treat me good ill treat you better, you treat me bad ill treat you worse"
thats how i live my life too (and everyone else with bpd :D)
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you know the hells angels are all a bunch of drug addicts now??? yeah; my parents joined a harley club that is a sister club or friends with hells angels or something liek that...and everytime they are with the angels; they are always getting high off these nitric oxide gas tank things that you suck on...fucking crazy shit.
and id beat chuck zito's ass.
new pictures: http://www.getbig.com/boards/index.php?topic=124454.0
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you know the hells angels are all a bunch of drug addicts now??? yeah; my parents joined a harley club that is a sister club or friends with hells angels or something liek that...and everytime they are with the angels; they are always getting high off these nitric oxide gas tank things that you suck on...fucking crazy shit.
and id beat chuck zito's ass.
new pictures: http://www.getbig.com/boards/index.php?topic=124454.0
ha ha, i think your parents got duped. i don't think the hells angels would associate themselves with a coed weekend motorcycle riding group with your parents' pink honda cruiser in it.
hells angels do drugs now? they never used to be like that.
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no no no...my dad joined it; its the international firefighters association harley clb. i guess hells angels respects firemen...as most people do. my mom follows along on her sportster sometimes, thats all.
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no no no...my dad joined it; its the international firefighters association harley clb. i guess hells angels respects firemen...as most people do. my mom follows along on her sportster sometimes, thats all.
haha, "sportster". sounds like the nickname your dad's poker buddies would give you when you serve them chips in a cheerleader outfit on the weekends.
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naw...im not a kiss ass...im the type of kid who thinks its funny to call his parents by their first name sin puublic just to make them embarrased; not even to be a dick...hahah. me and my dad were golfing yesterday, and i could tell the guys who were playing with us were really conservative..so while my dad is putting i say " hey, ( "insert my dads first name"), hurry the fuck up!!!" and he just starts laughing...the other guys were just in awe and disbelief that i would say that. they of ocurse didnt know i was joking; but my dad is so used to my sense of humor that he got the joke already; assuming they did too....about three holes later the guy asks how ald i am, and asks what i lift eights for, whether i play football or not...and while my dad is explaining to him that i want to be a bodybuilder...he says "yeah, hes a good kid" the guy says.. " oh yeah, besides him calling you by your first name hes a good kid" and my dad just gets soooo fuckin embarrassed. hahahahahahahaha. too me, it was classic.
but yeah.... i dont serve him chips in a cheer leading outfit.
;D
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im the type of kid who thinks its funny to call his parents by their first name sin puublic just to make them embarrased
Crazy, just crazy :o
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Crazy, just crazy :o
ha ha, we got ourselves quite a little rebel here, don't we?
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ha ha, we got ourselves quite a little rebel here, don't we?
He is on a slippery slope to juvenile detention at this rate.
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He is on a slippery slope to juvenile detention at this rate.
juvie? they try types like these as adults my friend.
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yes...i believe arguing with the judge with my level of intellect would either make him want to let me off completely, or give me the maximum sentence.....but most judges are pretty smart; i think they would like my style.
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Chuck Zito vs. Da Bears without Ditka: Who'd Win?
Special "Trivial Hirsute" Ed
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you know the hells angels are all a bunch of drug addicts now??? yeah; my parents joined a harley club that is a sister club or friends with hells angels or something liek that...and everytime they are with the angels; they are always getting high off these nitric oxide gas tank things that you suck on...fucking crazy shit.
and id beat chuck zito's ass.
new pictures: http://www.getbig.com/boards/index.php?topic=124454.0
I like you Cand, but you have no clue about the HA. I ride with some of those guys from time to time, and act have hung out at the cave creek club house. one of my good friends that was an origanal dirty dozen was a patch member since the HA came to AZ........unfortunately he's no longer with us :(
and no you wouldn't kick chucks ass...... sorry bro ;D
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Chuck Zito vs. Da Bears without Ditka: Who'd Win?
Special "Trivial Hirsute" Ed
um DA Bears by a knock out!
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I like you Cand, but you have no clue about the HA. I ride with some of those guys from time to time, and act have hung out at the cave creek club house. one of my good friends that was an origanal dirty dozen was a patch member since the HA came to AZ........unfortunately he's no longer with us :(
and no you wouldn't kick chucks ass...... sorry bro ;D
hahahahaha, this skinny 17 year old queer "candidate" would piss his pants if Chuck Zito even looked at him.
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hahahahaha, this skinny 17 year old queer "candidate" would piss his pants if Chuck Zito even looked at him.
the funny thing is i think he really thinks he can do it.........I think :-\
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the funny thing is i think he really thinks he can do it.........I think :-\
hahahaha, these young guys have no idea how vulnerable they really are, all those teenage hormones flowing and they think their 148 pound bodies are made of tempered steel. ::)
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I met Chuck at Atco speedway here in jersey. He had the respect of all the people there. There were only about 10 Angels with him and none of the other "gangs" there would even look at them. Even though the Angels were severely outnumbered. Chuck will kick all your asses!