Duffbert's Random Musings

1 - I feel your pain, man. I got my stereo ripped off last year. I was just glad it didn't rain that day. The thief got 9 cars in the Park-n-Ride lot that I park in that day. What a pain! I still have a frikin' hole in my dash where the stereo used to be. So, when I drive, I'm alone with my thoughts- man that's a scary place to be! LOL

2 - That is a real bummer and having had that happen to me three different times, my thought is to cut off their hands (or at least one) if I caught them at it. I know that might be a little extreme but this is small potatoes to our law enforcement and will never be resolved.

3 - I know exactly how you are feeling...it's like somebody just hit you in the solar plexis and knocked all the wind out of you when you just realized that your personal "space/property" had been invaded. I too was a victim of car theft. It happened when I lived in Northern California. I had just purchased my new Honda Accord. Somebody had broken in the rear wing window and stolen my stereo, a backpack full of work out clothes from the rear seat and some change. This happened in broad daylight in a parking lot of a busy business center with a bank on the first floor of the building. I was pretty shook up and felt very violated. Needless to say, the culprit was never caught...I just hope they were able to use the work out clothes in my backpack! (and my whopping size 4 tennis shoes!!!)

4 - Sorry to hear it, Tom. I had my car broken into in a gated parking lot once, and had a pool cue stolen. It really sucked, not just losing the cue (which I totally loved - my bad for leaving it in the damn car), but because after fixing the window, it never rolled up as well as the original. Always had a little air leak which on the highway continually reminded me of the break-in!

5 - Sorry to hear this Tom.

Bruce

6 - Arg... my condolences. That's no fun.
Be glad they broke the window. A past aquaintence of mine told me a story of his 1977 Jimmy Blazer he had just finished refurbishing, sometime back in the 90's. He locked his tools inside and parked it under the bedroom window of their small house in Columbus. Someone came along and instead of breaking a window or jimmying the lock - bent the crap out of the rear gate with a pry bar, causing $900 of damage. I'll take a broken window any day over structural damage.

I hope they plug in the stolen stereo and can tune in nothing but polka.

7 - That bites! Sorry dude!

8 - So it was a small theft, eh, Gayle?

9 - That is a true bummer. Sorry!