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Originally posted by RCA
Quote: Originally posted by guest1
Quote: Originally posted by RCA
Quote: Originally posted by loverobot
whilst i agree that people should be careful i think your post ignores the fact that it takes seconds not hours to nick a bike |
Which is my point, NEVER leave the bike unattended, even for 5 seconds. If the circumstances at the time make this difficult to do, don't be suprised when it's vanished.
In the words of TT 'it only takes a minute girl'. |
1 - how do you ever get any work done if you don't leave your bike unattended, even for 5 seconds.
2 - "In the words of TT 'it only takes a minute girl2" - for those of us old enough to remember, that was originally by One hundred ton and a feather (also known as Jonathan King). |
1.To summarise my point. If you leave a bike, outside, unattended, expect it to get stolen.
2. You old git! Very good! :P |
Wow, now I'm really paranoid.
does it also follow then that:
you leave a doughnut outside, expect it to get eaten.
you leave a baby in a room, expect it not to be in the same place when you get back
you leave your AA card at home, expect to break down
if you go to a DSC meet, expect to make friends (aw, bless) and get the rip taken out of you
Murphy's law et al.
If you go through life worrying about every little thing you'll end up with hunched shoulders before your out of nappies.