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Here is a secret about me you don't know. I've wanted a leather jacket for some time. Not just any, a cafe style biker jacket. No real reason why other than I would look cool in it; ok maybe not but thats OK by me.

So, in prepping for Xmas, I asked Mel innocently, "do you have to have a motorcycle to have a biker jacket?". She says yes. Then she says I am not getting a motorcycle.

So, when someone on TV would have one, I'd pepper Mel with questions. You might pick up that I annoy the heck out of Mel about a gift I want until she concedes. "Do you think he has a bike?" She'd cutely pretend not to catch on to what I was asking.

Dr. House has one (from TV, shown at left). He does have a bike though, but he's got a bum leg and a british accent. So that kind of cancels the bike out in my mind.

So last night, I bought me my own leather jacket. Ok, it is pleather. Ok it is faux pleather. $10 will still buy you something in this great nation, though the fake cows must live in China, cause that is where mine is from.

So, I've got my jacket on now as I type this. I feel like fonzie. I've got zippers in random places and already, I can feel my street cred rising. No one is picking fights with me.

Another little known fact is I've not been in a fight (that I can recall) since about 3rd grade. Awesome. Maybe one day I can join a gang; me and the other suburban dads who raise heck when they are allowed to by their wives...ha.

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