The nerve...

[bruiser]

Of some people.

We did the 25th annual Goldsboro/Wayne county toy run today hosted by the Wayne County chapter of the Ghost Riders. Forty eight degrees, overcast. We still had 200 bikes show up. This ride brings together all manner of rider and many clubs including some "1%" clubs. We all get along great. The ride is fully escorted. Our club, Guardian Brotherhood, is tasked as blockers. The toys are collected for various organizations in the county.Unfortunately it brought out the scum too. One of the bikes was stolen. Hence the title. This was a very nice Harley too. I doubt it will be found, at least not in one piece. But, lord have mercy on the person(s) who took it if they are ever found. I know who owns the bike and he's not going to be very forgiving.

[oldguyinTX]

Nor should he be. I know how I felt when the same thing happened to me a very long time ago. I did some time later find out who did it, but that is all that i will say. 99027

[Bob Denman]

I hope that the Guy finds out who the scumbag is, before the Police do!
Handle the matter, "In-House"... :gaah:

[cuznjohn]

i have had gloves taken from one of my bikes, not with the spyder gloves and helmet go in the frunk

[Oldmanzues]

If you find the guy that stole the bike, tap him on the shoulder, preferably with a 12 Cresent wrench as hard as a weightlifter can hit.
A guy was stealing tires in barracks parking lot. Guy got his attention to hold him before the base cops showed up. He appeared at his Courts Martial with both arms in slings. Then off to the brig.
Scum that steal really upset me. I had to work for I have, you do the same
Hope he gets it back, but it probably has already been chopped up. If somebody offers you a really good deal on parts, ask where they came from ?
Oldmanzues

[Chupaca]

as others, I too hope they do find the culprit and they are able to help him see the his mistake. As far as I'm concerned, anyway they like but leave him kicking so he can remember...:banghead:

[ThreeWheels]

Nor should he be. I know how I felt when the same thing happened to me a very long time ago. I did some time later find out who did it, but that is all that i will say. 99027

Remind me to not get on your bad side.
Last was Bill Williams as a cowboy.
Now it's General Zod.
What's next ?

[ARtraveler]

Another chance for Karma to kick in. Let's hope it does. Also in favor of handling things "in house."

[Bob Denman]

Last was Bill Williams as a cowboy.
Now it's General Zod.
What's next ?

So it WAS Zod; It took me two tries to get it right... :gaah:
(I confused him with Lex...)

[STELLING MAN]

There's entirely too much of that kind of crap going on, I hope they catch the scumbags..

[Orange Spyder Man]

I hope that guy that had his bike stolen catches up to the thief... and he breaks every bone in his upper body.. especially his hands... that scumbag might learn a lesson.

[blacklightning]

Sorry to hear about this. I had my first new car (1987 mustang LX 5.0) stolen in 1994 from our apartment in Columbia, SC while we were building our house. They never found the car or piece of crap that stole it. All I can say is that it was a good thing I didn't catch the person in the act.

[jScotD]

After having my store broke into many years ago (the alarm didn't work)

I put up a sign

Thou Shall Not Steal
It's Bad Karma
And If I Catch You
Karma Is Instantaneous

[grumpybob]

The best teacher in these and similar cases is a 'Sears Crowbar'. :yikes::yikes::yikes:

[oldguyinTX]

Remind me to not get on your bad side.
Last was Bill Williams as a cowboy.
Now it's General Zod.
What's next ?

Actually, it was Kit Carson. General Zod is correct.