dsh

So still with the overreactions.

blamire

lighten up

alexgate

It was a little funny. If it happened to me it wouldnt be. I do not leave my bike locked up for more then 20 mins though. When I do lock it up it has two u locks and wire thing, and I am still worried every time.

TheBikeRollsOn 

Okay, it's a little funny.

But it still sucks for the guy who had his bike stolen.

foulmouthfool

it wasn't intended to offend the dude who had his bike stolen. I hope he gets it back

robotphood

How did you think it wouldn't offend him? I hope you get stabbed in the back.

dsh

There are a lot of places on the internet where this type of humor is par for the course.

I wouldn't be offended.

mr_macgee

May you receive many flat tires in you life!

PluperfectArson

Purchasing your stolen bike back is never reasonable.

Brute force is the only answer!

Cy Trivialities

as you were riding off someone chased you?

so you stole it, and the owner was trying to chase you down to get it back? LOL

robotphood

I kid I kid. It gave me a chuckle. But still, if I lost my bike I would be pissed for a long time. Any sign of it would get me pretty riled up.

2dois2b

The internet is now covered with bbs threads about MacKenzie Philips getting ***** by her father and nobody complains, but make a joke about stealing a bicycle...

blamire

jeez dont get tetchy about some joke about a stolen bike when theres poverty murder **** war going on in the world put your little life into perspective and get over yourself.

Dr Fu Manchu

i thought it was funny.

TRaffic Jammer

Jesus, when we were messengers we'd move our buddys' free locked bikes around the corner or across the street for them to find (always within easy find though) , sit somewhere close by and watch him lose his mind for about 5 seconds when he comes out to unlock and laugh our asses off, then he would too. This guy makes a joke of someone's stolen bike and you **** all over him like he kidnapped this victim's GF. Whiny *****es with an underdeveloped sense of humor. I guess this new batch of FG/SS rider be all serious bidness yo!

martinus

Way too much e-thugery... from a bunch of 100lbs guys in girls jeans.

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dsh

Unfortunately you're talking to the generation of kids that weren't allowed to pick their own teams for kickball at recess because someone's feelings might get hurt.

Way too much sensitivity.

LupinIII

welcome to bikeforums.com, leave your sense of humor at the door.

PluperfectArson

I started wrestling in Washington in 3rd grade, which they had clear, distinct winners during matches and teams. When I moved to Oregon during the summer before 5th grade, around 1999, I took a season off from wrestling. I went back to wrestling while living in Oregon in the 6th grade, and they had the weirdest setups.

First off, what club/school you were from really did not matter, as every event was a constant round robin, so Team A versus Team B matches were null. Also, after matches, both wrestlers were winners because of the fact they participated, which was dumb. You could obliterate your opponent, whether by points or pin, yet both of you still had your hands raised by the referee at the end of the match.

Thinking about it makes me rage, goddamn.

I remember one other guy my father met who had a problem with the setup, but all the other parents were completely fine because their child's hand was being held.

People need thicker skin these days.

dsh

****in' amen.

oldfixguy

Actually, no. Thievery should not be turned into a joke. It's not funny. Now, as one poster talked about messing with a friend - sure. That's funny. Making a joke about someone having their possessions stolen minimizes the act in our collective mind. Oh, his bike was stolen but hey, even that's cute. No, it's not.

jim-bob

I'm like 400 pounds and wearing overalls, bro.

digthemlows

kinda funny.........

spcialzdspksman

I'm 450 and in a leotard.

gotmyusernamechanged

get yo facts straight. my jeans aren't girl jeans, they're levis 511s. suck it.