I was ROBBED (Read 1166 times)

After lap 11 on the neighbourhood track, I noticed my duffel bag was missing. Inside were: -Clothes -School Textbooks -3 guitar pedals, two of which I just bought this afternoon for SGD50 each and another that my friend sent to me for repair -Spectacles -Sony Erricsion k770i -Bunch of keys (to my house and for my bike, and also the keychain that got for a 10k race) -Wallet (no cash inside, but my i/d card, atm card, me and my 2 friend's school matric card, library card were inside) -Stationary (together with a graphic calculator worth SGD100) I frantically asked around, and someone said this young, fat guy in orange ran off with it. I sprinted off in search of him, to no avail. Now my parents are screwing me upside down for being so careless. Damn the fcuker to hell. I hope he finds himself 50metres in front of a marathon starting line and get trampled to death by runners. Please send bad karma his way.

Now my parents are screwing me upside down for being so careless.

While your situation is unfortunate, I have to agree with your parents on this one. Was there not any lockers to lock up your stuff in? Did you really need to bring all that stuff to the track in the first place?

At least he's fat. There's something you have over him.

Sorry about that! Some people are just plain stinky.

Its the same the world over, heres a quote from a MTB forum over here in England. Just literally back from ride setting up for a barby when I heard some lady shout,'excuse me thats not your bike' turned round to see a young lad making off as fast as he could peddle with someone's pride and joy, went to grab my bike shouted to Rich who said I'll go! and of he went in hot pursuit, (although he never saw him as we were a fair distance away). To no avail unfortunately. Bike was a white specialised with silver bomber forks. if anyone hears of anthing or is suspiscious dont buy. Police came, not sure how much good that will do. told the guy to post pics of his bike on as many forums as possible. he is well gutted as will get no insurance pay out as it was not locked up. guess we will all have to start being a bit more cautious at the chase now. two in one day apparently. :-( Oh and the lad walked through and passed loads of people and those right next to the bikes and just brazenly helped himself. he was fast too and knew where he was headed so prob local. LOCK IT OR LOSE IT!

What do you mean by that?

It made me laugh. I usually use the phrase when something is out there (as in I can't believe it) or just cracks me up (makes me laugh). Have you met up with Kaki King, yet? "When I born, I black When I grow up, I black When I go in Sun, I black When I scared, I black When I sick, I black And when I die, I still black And you white fellow When you born, you pink When you grow up, you white When you go in sun, you red When you cold, you blue When you scared, you yellow When you sick, you green And when you die, you gray And you calling me coloured?''

mgerwien I called my handphone subscriber, Singtel, and they said that there's no such thing as a GPS tracker for handphone Wow. modal Glad it provided you with (possibly) hours of humour Maplefly I don't care much for the other things, I just hope my identity card somehow gets into my hands again. Replacing it can cost upwards of $300, and not to mention the rubbish he could get me into by impersonating me!

Because of this thread, the other day at the track I hesitated on leaving my key in my bag by the fence. I was about to tie it to my shoe when my running buddy teased me about being overly worried about it.