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#35 is mostly correct, but you can unlock the steering wheel without a key. You can use a screw driver. However, unless you and your friend are completely blind or were nowhere in sight at the time, you'd be ridiculous not to have seen someone doing this. There are many steps to hotwiring a newer car, and unless your friend had a classic, you'd have to stay there a pretty long while, fumbling with getting the hood open, messing around inside the engine bay, under the steering column and breaking into the car. This seems very fake. Good try though.
#56 and the others saying "he didn't know that would happen!" So because he didn't think anything through and did something completely idiotic it's not his fault? If he would have thought about it for a second (or if he had been SMART) he would have realized that it could be possible for someone to steal a car that had a sign on it saying it was okay to steal it!!!
what a great friend you are.
lmao, yeah this is OBVIOUSLY his fault, he should have been aware that SO many ppl know how 2 hotwire a car. he should obviously known that som1 would have the balls 2 take it. the door would/should have been locked anyways so they can't get in, therefore its either the owner's fault for not locking it, or its the robbers fault for breaking into his car!! the sign said 'free if hotwire' not 'free if u can break into my car and hotwire it' =P and because i know ppl r stupid, the 1st half of this was sarcasm... http://dictionary.reference.com/browse/sarcasm
#57: L2grammar. On one hand yeah, it was just a prank, but on the other hand... I personally would never play a prank on someone that could have the potential to end with stolen property (or a lost job, etc.). You might not have *meant* for anything bad to happen, but in the end, did you really think everyone walking by the car would have gone "Oh, haha! Free if hot-wired! What a funny joke!" and kept on walking?
Good friends always get good revenge for bad pranks. Yeah it's an FML, but not until you find out what he's done to you for being such a fucktard.
#46- Hahaha :D
Gee, I can guess the skin color of the person who stole it.
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What kind of friend are you?! You can't possibly say you didn't think this would happen! What an idiot! **** your friend's life!
Well, that was smart.