hmm though I wonder if he is going to retaliate, if so we have mutually assured distruction on both parts... this could escelate into an armed conflict. maybe just decorate the bike, I am a theif or something in permanent marker.
Originally posted by: Dedpuhl
Originally posted by: dabuddha
Originally posted by: FFMCobalt
Originally posted by: crumpet19
Monday:
I was in a mad hurry to speak with an instructor so I locked the bike frame but didn't secure the front wheel. I came back 20 minutes later to discover I was minus a wheel. I was pissed that someone took it but I have a second set so I let it go.
Today:
I happened by a random bike in a rack that just happened to have my wheel on it. I know it was mine because I had engraved my initials on the inside of the rim. So, I stole it back.
I'm debating going back and taking the rest of their damn bike and maybe breaking it at the welds and then returning it. I've already adjusted the brakes for them. :evil:
Adjusting his breaks was a pretty fvcking stupid thing to do, dumbass. He stole your tire. You took it back. What if that guy goes sailing into traffic and fvcking DIES because of your goddamn IDIOT idea of fvcking with his breaks? Christ you asshat! :| Well, atleast if he DOES die, you've admitted guilt and can go to jail for manslaughter/murder.
You obviously don't ride bikes much.
crumpet19: Ignore nik, he comes off as an idiot as usual I think what you did was great. Kudos for getting your wheel back!
Is this the "piss on nik" hour?
Originally posted by: Phocas
You pull that kind of crap (other than stealing them back) and you're bound to get served. And, quite frankly, I hope you do!
Did you get served?
Originally posted by: Phocas
The last time I fvcked with someone's brakes, I watched a buddy of mine who lived down the street slam into his garage door and got pretty hurt. He's got a scar on his upper lip and nose for life now.
lol nice job, there is a difference between your buddy and someone who stole your transportation.
Originally posted by: FFMCobalt
Originally posted by: fisher
if you lived on your bike and you're that clueless it's surprising you didn't go flying into traffic with no brakes.
I always used to think the "what-if" crap was just a bunch of crap. But, if you really stop and think about what you're doing before you do it, is it worth it? Is it honestly WORTH the trouble and risk of doing it? Does it give you THAT MUCH gratification? Would the gratification still be gratifying if you saw the guy get seriously hurt because of something you did? If it is, then you've got some serious issues.
Originally posted by: FFMCobalt
Originally posted by: stev0
Originally posted by: FFMCobalt
Originally posted by: NFS4
Originally posted by: isekii
Originally posted by: FFMCobalt
Originally posted by: crumpet19
Monday:
I was in a mad hurry to speak with an instructor so I locked the bike frame but didn't secure the front wheel. I came back 20 minutes later to discover I was minus a wheel. I was pissed that someone took it but I have a second set so I let it go.
Today:
I happened by a random bike in a rack that just happened to have my wheel on it. I know it was mine because I had engraved my initials on the inside of the rim. So, I stole it back.
I'm debating going back and taking the rest of their damn bike and maybe breaking it at the welds and then returning it. I've already adjusted the brakes for them. :evil:
Adjusting his breaks was a pretty fvcking stupid thing to do, dumbass. He stole your tire. You took it back. What if that guy goes sailing into traffic and fvcking DIES because of your goddamn IDIOT idea of fvcking with his breaks? Christ you asshat! :| Well, atleast if he DOES die, you've admitted guilt and can go to jail for manslaughter/murder.
how is he gonna go into traffic when he's missing a front wheel ?
LMFAO! OWNED!!!
...morons. Say this guy goes and.... oh, I'm just guessing here... BUYS a new wheel/tube/tire? :roll: Jeebus you guys, use a little logic, would ya?
ever change a bike tire before? your going to notice your breaks are fvcked up the second you get down there to put the tire on.
jeebus nik! use some logic, would ya? :roll:
The "brake job" wasn't described in detail. I assumed that he meant "adjusting" brakes the way I used to do when I was young and a lot more stupid than I am now so that they don't notice that they're non-functional (read: they look intact) until they go to use them. And, no, I don't do a 110-point inspection every time I get on my bike :roll:
If all he did was do an obvious job at fvcking up the other guy's brakes, then YAY! Hooray for vandalism! Congratulations on lowering yourself to their level!! WOOHOO!
...:roll:
Hell yes it would be gratifying. Your double standards are great. Jesus loves you.Originally posted by: FFMCobalt
Originally posted by: fisher
if you lived on your bike and you're that clueless it's surprising you didn't go flying into traffic with no brakes.
I always used to think the "what-if" crap was just a bunch of crap. But, if you really stop and think about what you're doing before you do it, is it worth it? Is it honestly WORTH the trouble and risk of doing it? Does it give you THAT MUCH gratification? Would the gratification still be gratifying if you saw the guy get seriously hurt because of something you did? If it is, then you've got some serious issues.
Not really. Neither one deserves to get hurt.
Originally posted by: Phocas
You pull that kind of crap (other than stealing them back) and you're bound to get served. And, quite frankly, I hope you do!
Did you get served?
Originally posted by: DedpuhlIs this the "piss on nik" hour?
Originally posted by: SampSon
Hell yes it would be gratifying. Your double standards are great. Jesus loves you.Originally posted by: FFMCobalt
Originally posted by: fisher
if you lived on your bike and you're that clueless it's surprising you didn't go flying into traffic with no brakes.
I always used to think the "what-if" crap was just a bunch of crap. But, if you really stop and think about what you're doing before you do it, is it worth it? Is it honestly WORTH the trouble and risk of doing it? Does it give you THAT MUCH gratification? Would the gratification still be gratifying if you saw the guy get seriously hurt because of something you did? If it is, then you've got some serious issues.
Originally posted by: PingSpike
Originally posted by: Phocas
You pull that kind of crap (other than stealing them back) and you're bound to get served. And, quite frankly, I hope you do!
Did you get served?
What is this 'serving' business. Around here things and people get OWNED. Not served.
Originally posted by: pulse8
I love to see FFMCobalt dig himself into these situations.
History repeats my man.Originally posted by: FFMCobalt
Originally posted by: SampSon
Hell yes it would be gratifying. Your double standards are great. Jesus loves you.Originally posted by: FFMCobalt
Originally posted by: fisher
if you lived on your bike and you're that clueless it's surprising you didn't go flying into traffic with no brakes.
I always used to think the "what-if" crap was just a bunch of crap. But, if you really stop and think about what you're doing before you do it, is it worth it? Is it honestly WORTH the trouble and risk of doing it? Does it give you THAT MUCH gratification? Would the gratification still be gratifying if you saw the guy get seriously hurt because of something you did? If it is, then you've got some serious issues.
lol@double standards
Where are you guys getting this crap? :laugh:
Originally posted by: FFMCobalt
Originally posted by: crumpet19
Monday:
I was in a mad hurry to speak with an instructor so I locked the bike frame but didn't secure the front wheel. I came back 20 minutes later to discover I was minus a wheel. I was pissed that someone took it but I have a second set so I let it go.
Today:
I happened by a random bike in a rack that just happened to have my wheel on it. I know it was mine because I had engraved my initials on the inside of the rim. So, I stole it back.
I'm debating going back and taking the rest of their damn bike and maybe breaking it at the welds and then returning it. I've already adjusted the brakes for them. :evil:
Adjusting his breaks was a pretty fvcking stupid thing to do, dumbass. He stole your tire. You took it back. What if that guy goes sailing into traffic and fvcking DIES because of your goddamn IDIOT idea of fvcking with his breaks? Christ you asshat! :| Well, atleast if he DOES die, you've admitted guilt and can go to jail for manslaughter/murder.
Originally posted by: captains
Originally posted by: FFMCobalt
Originally posted by: crumpet19
Monday:
I was in a mad hurry to speak with an instructor so I locked the bike frame but didn't secure the front wheel. I came back 20 minutes later to discover I was minus a wheel. I was pissed that someone took it but I have a second set so I let it go.
Today:
I happened by a random bike in a rack that just happened to have my wheel on it. I know it was mine because I had engraved my initials on the inside of the rim. So, I stole it back.
I'm debating going back and taking the rest of their damn bike and maybe breaking it at the welds and then returning it. I've already adjusted the brakes for them. :evil:
Adjusting his breaks was a pretty fvcking stupid thing to do, dumbass. He stole your tire. You took it back. What if that guy goes sailing into traffic and fvcking DIES because of your goddamn IDIOT idea of fvcking with his breaks? Christ you asshat! :| Well, atleast if he DOES die, you've admitted guilt and can go to jail for manslaughter/murder.
i hope the guy goes flying out into traffic with no breaks and gets hit by a car and dies......especially if i'm driving the car......then of course i would put it in reverse and run him over again to u know end the suffering and stuff like that
Originally posted by: EvilYoda
Half the kids here probably would say that you're out of line doing anything more to the perp's bike, but if you touched their PC at a LAN party, they'd probably take a pipebomb to your house
Originally posted by: SampSon
History repeats my man.Originally posted by: FFMCobalt
Originally posted by: SampSon
Hell yes it would be gratifying. Your double standards are great. Jesus loves you.Originally posted by: FFMCobalt
Originally posted by: fisher
if you lived on your bike and you're that clueless it's surprising you didn't go flying into traffic with no brakes.
I always used to think the "what-if" crap was just a bunch of crap. But, if you really stop and think about what you're doing before you do it, is it worth it? Is it honestly WORTH the trouble and risk of doing it? Does it give you THAT MUCH gratification? Would the gratification still be gratifying if you saw the guy get seriously hurt because of something you did? If it is, then you've got some serious issues.
lol@double standards
Where are you guys getting this crap? :laugh:
Yes, your history.Originally posted by: FFMCobalt
Originally posted by: SampSon
History repeats my man.Originally posted by: FFMCobalt
Originally posted by: SampSon
Hell yes it would be gratifying. Your double standards are great. Jesus loves you.Originally posted by: FFMCobalt
Originally posted by: fisher
if you lived on your bike and you're that clueless it's surprising you didn't go flying into traffic with no brakes.
I always used to think the "what-if" crap was just a bunch of crap. But, if you really stop and think about what you're doing before you do it, is it worth it? Is it honestly WORTH the trouble and risk of doing it? Does it give you THAT MUCH gratification? Would the gratification still be gratifying if you saw the guy get seriously hurt because of something you did? If it is, then you've got some serious issues.
lol@double standards
Where are you guys getting this crap? :laugh:
So... because history repeats itself, I have double standards?
Originally posted by: blackdogdeek
one problem with retalliation is that the thief will have a good idea who vandalized his bike.
especially if the front wheel is missing.
and most especially if the front wheel appears back on a bike he has seen on campus.