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FIRST!
Locking a bike to someone else's bike is called a "cross-lock."
Correction - a ransome note.
that's exactly what i'd do. my note would say "thanks a lot, dumba$$"
Would you horribly misspell "dumbass" in real life too? With two dollar signs instead of the letter "s"?
Of cour$e!
I truly hope that you don't go to the University of Michigan... I will be deeply saddened.
#30, I'm betting the OP goes to Eastern. Shit like this happens all the time, because EMU will accept any dumbfuck with a pulse, and probably give them a scholarship of some sort to boot. At least, that was what I gleaned during my time there.
If you lock yours to theirs for revenge, they have the ability to steal your bike.
No i go to MSU
OP, take your lock and lock their bike to the rack.
This is when you get out a master key, A.K.A. GET A ******* ROCK AND SMASH IT!
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Show it anyway3 words: someone's a dumbass.
Yes, someone IS indeed.
And that someone is you
They probably noticed that you rode without a helmet and were just looking out for your safety. You need to walk a bit more anyways -- you're looking a little chunky and your bike can't take the strain.
what happeyvalleygirl said. and ydi for owning a bike? no gas money, no license, good exercise. and the only way to drift without a car :)
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lock yours to theirs in revenge. and leave a note.
I can't wait to hear the reasons people will say YDI. OP, FYL, this truly sucks!