He remains a POS, even in death. I'm sure he had a family of some kind whom he left behind and I'm also sure someone loved him. Even though he may have had a wife and kids, society itself is still better off without him.
I'm not condoning someone getting killed, but...Guys, come on, someone getting killed, even if he did steal a bike, is sad
. The bike can be replaced, and as we all know, they'll be replaced (the Bike that is) in a couple of years anyway. My opinion
, if someone steals my bike, I just hope he doesn't hurt himself or someone else. Trash the bike, BIG DEAL, I can replace that with a newer AND better one sooner than I would have. BUT, you only Die
ONCE
Nah deads best. They used to hang horse thievesJ/K but i would want him hurt real bad though or lose of limb
this is true
It's times like this I feel JUST HORRIBLE about some innocent driver that now has to deal with her insurance company....cops that had to divert traffic, write reports, eat donuts.....and a newspaper journalist that had to go out and investigate all this....and the Suzuki technicians that put all that work into a 2008....what a WASTE....and all that work that went into saving the DUMB@SS that wrecked, and caused this whole thing......"Oh well.....how about making this thread into a "Squid of the day" thread
Nice first postI think you're missing the point, while you point out the obvious in your post
The bike was stolen, and because it was stolen, the thief was more than likely speeding. The moment he chose to commit a felony, all subsequent problems during the course of that felony are the criminals responsibility. Furthermore, in the thief's case, there may be many children without a father. Good riddance(statistically most thieves are of low IQ).
Especially when you really stole it."Ride em like ya stole em" some say, but this is good evidence that's not a wise move
