STOLEN: Panasonic Commuting/Touring bike

Gary Smiley wrote:
They should do to bicycle thieves what they used to do to horse thieves
and cattle rustlers.

(am)Do you mean 'hang the wrong guy occasionally'?

Gary Smiley wrote:
Good point. Ever see the movie "The Ox-Bow Incident"?


Yes, in fact I was thinking of it when I wrote that!

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Andrew Muzi
www.yellowjersey.org
Open every day since 1 April, 1971

A Muzi wrote:

Gary Smiley wrote:

They should do to bicycle thieves what they used to do to horse thieves
and cattle rustlers.


(am)Do you mean 'hang the wrong guy occasionally'?

Gary Smiley wrote:
Good point. Ever see the movie "The Ox-Bow Incident"?


Yes, in fact I was thinking of it when I wrote that!


Nowadays I think they just put the varmints into the big house. Big
White house at 1600 Pennsylvania Ave, that is.

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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.

And that changed when?

C.Q.C.

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'?

Gary Smiley wrote in message ...
Good point. Ever see the movie "The Ox-Bow Incident"?

or "Hang 'em High"?

"Hang 'em High" was good, but the "The Ox-Bow Incident" had me wringing out my handkerchief.
But it was made a generation earlier.

"B.C. Cletta" wrote:

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'?

Gary Smiley wrote in message ...
Good point. Ever see the movie "The Ox-Bow Incident"?

or "Hang 'em High"?

After 21 years of living in the same Takoma Park
bungalow, I regret to report that I have experienced
my first burglary -- a burglary that targeted just
one item: the Panasonic Pro-Touring road bicycle that

was it locked? i know 10 people that had bikes stolen from gargages &
such for every one stolen in use (typ bike rack).
from an old gardening magazine to secure power tools: embed a length
of chain in a bucket of concrete. i figure the ubiquitous five gallon
bucket (19-l) w/ concrete will weight about 100-lbs (45-kgm).

Sort of like Guantanamo Bay under
the Talibush, I would imagine ...

Heh, heh, heh. :^)