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STOLEN: Panasonic Commuting/Touring bike
He says
there is no way his friend would do such a thing. He was wrong. It was the same "friend". I agree, it's most likely a friend or co-worker. |
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STOLEN: Panasonic Commuting/Touring bike
In article o42Bb.335640$9E1.1643786@attbi_s52,
"KBH" wrote: http://users.rcn.com/delimadantas/st...anasonic_1.jpg you may want to check the local trashcans... |
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STOLEN: Panasonic Commuting/Touring bike
They should do to bicycle thieves what they used to do to horse thieves
and cattle rustlers. |
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Gary Smiley wrote:
They should do to bicycle thieves what they used to do to horse thieves and cattle rustlers. Do you mean 'hang the wrong guy occasionally'? -- Andrew Muzi www.yellowjersey.org Open every day since 1 April, 1971 |
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A Muzi writes:
Gary Smiley wrote: They should do to bicycle thieves what they used to do to horse thieves and cattle rustlers. Do you mean 'hang the wrong guy occasionally'? Or you could follow the custom not too long before that time, when hung, drawn, and quartered was not just a figure of speach. I don't think they particularly cared if they got the right guy either, as long as there was an example to keep the peons in line. Sort of like Guantanamo Bay under the Talibush, I would imagine ... Bill -- My real name backwards: nemuaZ lliB |
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STOLEN: Panasonic Commuting/Touring bike
Good point. Ever see the movie "The Ox-Bow Incident"?
A Muzi wrote: Gary Smiley wrote: They should do to bicycle thieves what they used to do to horse thieves and cattle rustlers. Do you mean 'hang the wrong guy occasionally'? -- Andrew Muzi www.yellowjersey.org Open every day since 1 April, 1971 |
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(snip) hung, drawn, and quartered was not just a figure of speach. Save the rope. Just go with the drawing and quartering. (snip snide junk) |
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In rec.bicycles.tech WTF,O wrote:
: Save the rope. Just go with the drawing and quartering. wouldn't it take more rope to draw and quarter? that's where you attach each limb to a horse and pull the hapless victim apart, correct? did the english pull out the intestines before or after drawing and quartering? endless possibilities here. -- david reuteler |
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"Bill Z." wrote in message ... A Muzi writes: Gary Smiley wrote: They should do to bicycle thieves what they used to do to horse thieves and cattle rustlers. Do you mean 'hang the wrong guy occasionally'? Or you could follow the custom not too long before that time, when hung, drawn, and quartered was not just a figure of speach. I rarely entertain thoughts of revenge. It's enough for me to think about how pathetic this guy's life is, going around breaking into people's houses and stealing stuff. Matt O. |
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STOLEN: Panasonic Commuting/Touring bike
Somebody should catch the guy and make his life even more pathetic.
Matt O'Toole wrote: I rarely entertain thoughts of revenge. It's enough for me to think about how pathetic this guy's life is, going around breaking into people's houses and stealing stuff. Matt O. |
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