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November 13, 2005 |
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I Am on to You
FOUND by Heather
in Asheville, North Carolina
I found this outside the Pack Library.
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We collect FOUND stuff: love letters, birthday cards, kids' homework,
to-do lists, ticket stubs, poetry on napkins, telephone bills, doodles -
anything that gives a glimpse into someone
else's life. Anything goes...
I like how they are writing it to "whoever" yet they assure them they are "on to them."
FAahahaaaaa
This is from where I live and I must say, I'm not all all surprised. Silly Ashevillians.
Sara- I agree. Ashevillians are def. not normal. I like the fact that this note was very creative-there's like three different fonts on it.
Haha this is hilarious. I hope they got their "Purple specialised Rock Hopper" back - it sounds like quite the prize bike.
Wow...he means business...he drew a skull!
maan, with all the bike stealing going on, they could refer to themselves as "Ashevillains"... yuk yuk!
My bike was stolen when I was in highschool and my older brother and his friends vowed to find the culprit. They put up signs very similar to this one but they added "the deepest darkest ring of hell is reserved for bicycle thieves!"
I had my bike stolen when I was in 10th grade. Weird part? he didn't take the seat.
hahaha well all you gotta do is look for the guy who apparentley waks around with his own bike seat.....I had my bike stolen as a kid but the kid who stole it rode past our house all the time ON MY BIKE so one day my brother went outside and pushed him over and took my bike back...kids are dumb
I had a bike stolen early one morning on a snowy Connecticut day,when I woke up,the bike was gone,but we followed the tracks through the snow down the street to the local elementary school thugs house(Joseph Deucharm)and took it back....not to smart of him,wonder what he is up to know?
Wow,my spelling was horrendous in that last comment,I really can spell,honest,anyhow,after I sent the first message,I remembered an incident that this same kid was involved in at school,in 1st grade,we had to line up and walk single file to the restroom at appointed times,and one day,there was much comotion in the boys room,and Mrs.Graham(a sweet old teacher,I still remember her fondly)went into the boys room,which we all thought was very strange.It turns out Joseph had stripped off his clothes and was doing some weird little wiggle dance with toilet paper streamers,of course we had to ignore the order of the line and run in to witness this spectacle,like I said,I wonder what ever happened to this guy.
this is fantastic! i never see anything on here from asheville. UNCA is great for Found stuff... huh. i oughta get on that. LOL
I love it here. We have flavor.
Ah ha ha ha ha ha ha ha hah! I love it! :-D I think the skull is what makes it so hilarious! "I AM ON TO YOU!!!"
We don't usually tell the person that we're on to them if we are indeed on to them. It kind of ruins the suprise. I teach a seminar on vigilante justice.
Man, I totally understand this... I Hate thieves, capital H. Amen to Swedish Biscuits and kudos to the author for at least trying to do something. The skull is not overboard; you don't know what the author might've put into his/her purple specialized Rock Hopper. I do enjoy the sophistication of the differing fonts, though, and find humor in the clash of "whoever" and "I am on to you."
My plan is almost complete. soon all the bikes in Asheville we belong to me!!!
MWAHAHAHAHAHA!
My sweet ride was totally stolen in Asheville too. I have half a mind to post a similar threat, just to see if I can get it back. Dirty thieves.
This would scare me. I like how 'you know who you are' is in parenthesis, as if somehow there were two people, and this person was in a whole lot more trouble than the regular bike thief.
Christine: There's this L&O: Criminal Intent episode where the bad guy trains youngsters to use liquid nitrogen to break expensive bike locks and teaches them to carry a seat-and-seat-tube assembly in their backpacks since many cyclists think it will deter thieves if they remove the seat. It sounds like your culprits may have taken this concept a bit too literally.
Dusty: You're describing a child with frontal lobe brain damage who is likely now in prison due to lack of impulse control. It's sad for everyone. But I'm glad you got your bike back.
Wow Midlife Crisis way to be a jerk. I've never been in prison. I'm a senator in Indiana.
Go back to watching your Law & Order.
I totaly feel for the writer of the note. My brother's bikes got stolen all the time after he worked hard to earn money to pay for the fancy ones and all the extra shit that went along with it. (He bailed hay of all things!!) I hated it when some white trash piece of mung stole my little brother's bike. I wanted it found and usually tried to avenge the theft. I can totally see the writer's point in his note. Screw those bike stealers!!!!!
I hope this person got their bike back. I've had a few bikes stolen from me and I really hate bike thieves.
Mika in Asheville: u has a flavor?
OUCH that is a very expensive bike... that sucks