wolvenstien Report post Posted November 27, 2007 I woke up this morning and got cleaned up ready to take my son to the doctors office to get a flu shot.... When we got back this morning I noticed a bottle of Ideal wire pull slime in the bed of my truck.... How did that get there... thats supposed to be in the tool box.... then I notice my Greenlee fiberglass fishtape in the bed too.... I knew what happened.... Sometime between 2am and 7am this morning someone decided it would be a great idea to help themselves to the tools I had in the toolbox on the bed of my truck.... C**ks**kers wiped me out.... Would not be so bad if I worked for someone else and I didnt depend on these tools for my living.... and it wouldnt be so bad if I had full coverage insurance to cover it... but I dont... I work for myself, everyone in the neighborhood knows this... saddens me and pisses me off at the same time.... sorry sonabitches.... I swear, if I had caught someone out there last night... I would happily be sitting in county waiting for the judge to say it was justifiable.... Any one can ask me for anything and if I have it and it will not hurt me in any way to part with it... it is yours... dont steal from me... I hate a thief. Thief's are as bad as pedophiles. Kill them all and dont even bother sorting em out.... Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Jordan Report post Posted November 27, 2007 I know how violated you feel it really is sad that dispicable trash would rather steal others hard earned property than work for it themselves. Here is a photo of what I found a few months back when I went out to go to a doctors appointment. The local PD and I got lucky about a month later the scumbags wreaked on a motorbike they stole and the investigation turned up my wheels and tires. Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
wolvenstien Report post Posted November 27, 2007 LOL, least the assmunches had the curacy to put it on blocks.... had a guy years back they stole his wheels three times and every time they did it, they put his car on the ground.... you know how hard it is to get a jack under a car that is sitting flat on the ground? Thanks, I needed that... sorry for you... sorry for me.... Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
SmilinJim Report post Posted November 28, 2007 It really pisses ya off doesn't it. A few years ago I had parked our car on the road and not in our driveway, we're rural. Around 2 am my wife woke me and said she heard a car outside. I went to the front and stood on the poarch and could barely see someone in my car. I yelled " you know that's my car don't you. Myra bring me the gun" I saw someone waving, and a small light colored car with a loud muffler drove up and 2 figures raced to get inside. I did fire a few rounds off into the ground, They did seem to get faster. Myra had called the police and they showed up 15 minutes after the car had left. They wanted to know if I could identify the people and I said no that all I could tell was a small light colored car with a loud muffler. No mention of gunfire. Back to bed and about an hour later there was a knock at the door. I opened the front door and there must have been 6 police cars, blue lights flashing, in front. Local police, county police and even a state trooper. Again the police wanted to know if I could identify the people. I said no but I thought that was the car since it was loud and light colored. They got the 2 guys, the wife of one of them and the baby seperated and evidently someone cracked. It turned out they had broken into 4 cars and 2 churches that night. About 9 months in jail for the 2 guys. About a month after they got out they broke into a house about a mile from me. They had a gun this time. The house was Ralphs and Ralph was home. If those 2 guys had spent as much time and energy working for a living instead of stealing then maybe one would still be alive and the other wouldn't be paralyzed. Sad but hard to feel sorry for them. Jim Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
wolvenstien Report post Posted November 28, 2007 Jim, what you say about them putting their energies into productive things is mind boggeling.... Several years ago, I worked for a pizza joint delivering pizzas to the rural side of Chattanooga... I came into work one day to open and the Manager was there and a bunch of police.... I found the manager to find out what happened and he waled me back to the bathroom... someone spent a good portion of the night busting through the foot and a half block and concrete wall to gain entry into the store from the rear of the building.... he then lead me out the hole and across the black top to a fence dividing the property from a school playground and pointed to the store safe..... Who ever busted through the wall went and removed the 400 pound 3 foot tall safe from the store, carried it out through the hole they made (never mind the rear exit door did not have an alarm on it and was only dead bolted {no key required to unlock}) carried it a minimum of 75 feet, over a 4 foot high fence, and another 30+ feet into the playground, and then spend who knows how much time trying to bust the safe open to get to the $200 in bills that is left in the store over night to open with, and then after giving up after busting the digital combination lock on the front, apparently shook it upside down to shake out the coins which totaled about $50. We gathered it up and it took myself and the manager to get it to the curm and onto a dough dolly to wheel it back to the store and it weighed enough to break the dolly... How is that for putting your energies into something? Imagine what these people could be capable of if they directed it in a positive direction..... Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
