how easy it is to steal a bike in NYC

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Hmph
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how easy it is to steal a bike in NYC

Post by Hmph »

although I wouldn't suggest testing this. in this case there was a film crew w/proof of who bike belonged to.

http://www.nothingtodo.co.uk/view/1518/ ... Theft.html
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Dean
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Post by Dean »

That's sad. I wonder if the cops would have stopped if he had an unlicensed hot dog stand.
Vinnie
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Post by Vinnie »

That's jacked up. I know a bike is part of job for many in NYC.

I guess with transit strike morre people will steal 1. :xlol:
Makewayz
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Post by Makewayz »

Yes the Transit strike is horrible. I'm glad I don't have anywhere to go. I hope it doesn't last too long. This is just not right. :cry:
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Hmph
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Post by Hmph »

:o I saw the mayor walking. that was wild. he does take the subway everywhere.

and it doesn't just affect folks in NYC, but people in surrounding areas all 95 north to Connecticut and New Jersey.

I can't believe they really did it. but there are a lot of homeless Katrina victims looking for work. they'll cross that picket line yesterday, and end up w/better paying jobs than they could ever have in New Orleans.

these people are striking at a time when over 30,00 recently received layoff notices. are they friggin' kidding?
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