We are a Hardcore Roleplaying group that have years of experience between us. We are looking for members that want to either learn more about the Biker life and RP with us or if you already know just RP with just and have a good time.

Or, some of the more involved jobs like treasury department

Floor 40: Absolutely nothing.

Motown said first Moduale should come out in March. You can see them man. ??

People troll to get satisfaction of others anger. If you don't show anger what would they have? They would just be exhausting themselves

The Pie is a Lie

Talk to Mickey who posted in this thread. Bad Company Rangers are a family bonded by one goal. To raise hell. We're a hardcore RP group and you can find our gang page made by Herzog in the Hideout section.

The realism it adds to it is amazing. I can't sit and think of what I wanna say I just have to say it and hope my point gets across

Oh I love it. That Harley you posted looks like a classic bike. A beautiful bike on its own. Choppers are amazing bikes.

I'm a Scout Sixty man myself.

His threads have always been popular so if he starts a new one up I'd recommend you join up.

From what I've seen only two-three people are interested. This thread is dead

Haha, reasons I can't explain friend.

Trust me. That isn't good

Awesome idea. Would definitely get with this

This is why people restrict you in the first place.

Why am I being stopped? *Couple minutes pass.* You were speeding.

A group of players running around killing everybody in EFT would be amazing. We need to do that

Don't worry James, he's on his period and he's going around the site calling people names for farting next to him. Don't be sorry for what you said.

Solo artist are always the first to die or get caught. You gotta make plans for if shit goes south. I've been doing stuff like that for years

Better have an alibi and a plan for when shit hits the fan. Hacker, Driver, Extra Gunner. You gotta plan it out. Possibly a fall guy.

I call this the "I like the outdoors, but I also love Air Conditioning."

Just think of it this way. It's not a surprise if they tell you what's happening.

Redwood Working's was founded in 1891 in Washington State with no more than 14 men in total. Redwood Working's was originally called Woodesso's but after they became known for their huge take on quality furniture they became Redwood Working's. One of the first pictures taken at the Redwood Logging Mill in 1896. Locals began to purchase up extreme amounts of furniture that was made by Redwood trees because of its distinctive pattern and design. When the company began to gain traction the owner of Woodeso's sold the company to William Benin William Benin posing for his company portrait, 1896. When Benin purchased the company he stopped manufacturing furniture with Redwood trees and moved over to Walnut, Maple, Oak and Chestnut. He felt that these woods were in higher number and could grow nearly limitlessly. The company's profits rose nearly 47% by time 1911 rolled around. By then Redwood Working's had moved to Northern California and Oregon to start logging there. Two men posing for their hard work, 1912. For about 30 years the profits declined slowly which brought the death of William Benin at age 62. When his son Sam Benin took over he began to see a new line of work for RedWood Working's. He began to produce some of the first guitars for people like Buddy Holly, Elvis Presley and made a special piano for Jerry Lee Lewis. When the 60's rolled around the British Invasion was in full swing. Led Zeppelin, The Who and Queen were dominating the airwaves alongside Lynyrd Skynyrd, Eric Clapton and Small Faces. Samuel had shaped a logging company into more than just a logging company. He became good friends with the makers of Fender and Gibson and began sharing some of his own guitar designs with them. Together they made guitars like the Gibson SG, Fender Strat, Les Paul, Telecaster and many more. At one point Samuel was in talk with Eddie Van Halen to make his own signature amplifiers. Sadly Samuel died of cancer at the age of 83, and Eddie Van Halen went on to make his 5150 brand of amps. Now the company is owned by Jason Harrison. The company still makes furniture and guitars and with Jason's knowledge of instruments he's sure to make waves on the Island.