Lame. This is some straight up condescending self righteous BUUULLLSHIT right here. It’s is just as bad as when people leave post it notes on cars that park too close to their precious little vehicles. Fuck that and fuuuucccck you. A stolen bike would have been a better lesson.
Yeah. Dude could have easily drawn a picture of how to properly lock it. Stealing it and then leaving a “you’re welcome” just has douche written all over it.
Sounds like the kind of person who’s a total cycling know-it-all, but you could probably break into his car, apartment, email and bank accounts inside of a minute.
I did this to a guy once but I forgot to leave him a note. So the next day I posted it on Craigslist. I ended up making $100 off the thing. I pretty sure the guy who bought it was the original owner though…so it all worked out.
Once a guy rode on the side walk up behind me and cut me off as I was walking with this lady friend. He jumps off the bike, just leaves it against the wall, and walks in the a store. The lady and I both agreed I should just jump on it and ride away. I didn’t just because I didn’t want to leave her alone.
You should always carry a cheap old lock with you that you don’t want. That way, you could have safely locked their bike up for them and rthne walked home with your lady friend.
Just wish we could have the instagram of his/her face when they return to no bike..
Well done!
Lame. This is some straight up condescending self righteous BUUULLLSHIT right here. It’s is just as bad as when people leave post it notes on cars that park too close to their precious little vehicles. Fuck that and fuuuucccck you. A stolen bike would have been a better lesson.
I’ll take being condescended to over having my bike stolen, because I drunkenly locked it up improperly, any day.
Yeah. Dude could have easily drawn a picture of how to properly lock it. Stealing it and then leaving a “you’re welcome” just has douche written all over it.
Sounds like the kind of person who’s a total cycling know-it-all, but you could probably break into his car, apartment, email and bank accounts inside of a minute.
The reason why he “stole it” was to make sure it was off of the street and not capable of being truly stolen. What about that is hard to understand?
Sum r dum, thasall.
I did this to a guy once but I forgot to leave him a note. So the next day I posted it on Craigslist. I ended up making $100 off the thing. I pretty sure the guy who bought it was the original owner though…so it all worked out.
Usher, I like the cut of your jib.
please to passive aggressive notes.com
No, that’s not really passive actually.
i do apologize for my lose definition.
all the same, i still feel it would make a nice submission to the website mentioned.
Definitely a “lose” definition.
You are a bunch of loosers.
I’m looking for a lose woman.
Me want two.
Two many Bizarro wo-man!
I find it more interesting that the people working at Zeitgeist allowed someone to leave an unlocked bicycle inside their bar.
Have you ever been to Zeitgeist?
Yes, I have, many times. I live half a block from there. Your point?
Once a guy rode on the side walk up behind me and cut me off as I was walking with this lady friend. He jumps off the bike, just leaves it against the wall, and walks in the a store. The lady and I both agreed I should just jump on it and ride away. I didn’t just because I didn’t want to leave her alone.
You should always carry a cheap old lock with you that you don’t want. That way, you could have safely locked their bike up for them and rthne walked home with your lady friend.
so you shoulda stole someones bike?Hmmmm ok?
If this were my bike, I would feel stupid and very grateful. The people at Zeitgeist have a reputation to uphold, they can’t be too nice about it.