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Have you ever heard Australians talking about the whole bikie problems, which is as far as I am concern, a kind of problem about language. Now, most people obviously on motorcycles are just enjoy the riding, It's very good place to be, a great country to see from a bike. Cause riders get exciting about other people's bikes, they go, "Oh, look! There's another one of mine." And it goes on for ages in Sydney and Melbourne. And then you get a few people, who happen to have motorcycles, but who are also mainly violent lunatics, who would be violent lunatics if they had a kit, or just a rubber duck, they will still be insane.

I'm not a fighter, you know, I'm more of a bleeder. The best I could hope for would be drown somebody else in my own blood, if I haven't drown myself before. Look, I'm not very good at dealing with violence, or aggression kind of things. I've never be good at fighting. I can't, I don't, and I don't want to. You know what, I can't even swim. I can't drive an automobile properly. I was going to learn how to drive recently, but then I thought what if I crashed to a leg. So there're a lot of things I don't do.

When you approach middle aged man, you'll become a kind of soft, comfortable guy with fears. By some definition not even a man anymore, you know, in the ways that medias and films defined for us. So what will happen is that you get yourself addicted to violent movies, like Matt Damon, Jason Stathan and so on, cause you've got find a way to outsource your masculinity.