I was relieved of my little saddle bag a couple of months ago and I was just depressed. It astounded me that someone would go to the trouble to take it. Most of the time I live in a naive little bubble and try to think the best of everyone, but experiences like that really cast a big dark gloomy cloud on my psyche.
I told myself that maybe it was someone that needed it more than me.
And I got myself a nifty new bag made out of hemp that's really hard to detach and a nice new multi tool.
It's an opportunity to get a new more bettah light!
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08-01-2005, 07:15 PM #1
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08-02-2005, 06:17 AM #2
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haha, you girls are too cute! A cherokee curse huh. I am Cherokee too. They deserve it! It does amaze me how people act. It seems like when you are in those areas where you're freaking out, people seem to be really friendly and then you leave your bike outside somewhere you ride often and someone hocks something.. Retardedness I tell ya
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08-02-2005, 11:08 AM #3
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It really does make you sad when something you own is stolen or vandalized, and unfortunately, this happens a lot. It really makes you feel that you can't own anything nice without someone f-ing with it.
Sorry about your light.
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08-02-2005, 11:30 AM #4
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In my job working with the law-abidingly challenged the prevailing attitude of my clients is finders keepers. There is no remorse, only a sense of entitlement.
I'm sorry your light got stolen and it's a shame that we have to encase our hard earned goodies in locks and such just to keep them.
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