Right On!

Thieves are like the parasitic worms (that they are) that make the
general resistance of the body stronger. When you take a theft hit, you
tighten up, strengthen yourself, your resolve, and take more steps that
it doesn't happen again.

Whatever "improvements" they may force us to take, make, I hate'em anyway!

John Rodgers
88 GL Driver

Neil2 wrote:
> Correctamundo.  Tho' thieves don't do karma or they wouldn't be thieves
> would they?  They have their station in life.  Down low.  They fulfill their
> purpose.  Refining those above, in the Vanagons (content).
>
> On Wed, Jun 11, 2008 at 8:47 AM, chris Moyles <chris@fauquierhousing.org>
> wrote:
>
>
>> Stealing is a bad thing all around, but stealing a custom bike, that's
>> just asking for instant karma in the form of a serious wreck....  Same
>> thing with climbing and kayaking gear.
>> The gods don't take kindly to that stuff.   Then again it might be
>> another form of natural selection!
>>
>>
>> Stephen Grisanti wrote:
>>
>>
>>> "What a jerk. So much for having a sense of community."
>>>
>>> I know the feeling.  I was roused by an alarm call from my workplace at
>>> oh-dark-thirty one morning and the cops had collared the guy who was one of
>>> our customers.  He'd broken in to steal a custom bike on display and the
>>> kicker here is that I had stayed after hours on a recent Saturday helping
>>> him with parts he "had to have" in order to be ready for some event.  Glad
>>> you got off so lightly.
>>>
>>> Stephen
>>>
>>>
>>>
>>>
>>>
>
>
> --
> Neil2
> '82 Diesel Westy (Duckie)
>
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