Girlfriend's bike vandalized last night...

People are scumbags. Had a bike stolen on me a couple of years back and it was a real kick in the balls, Gardai didn't want to know and got pissed and aggressive with me when I kept following it up - two visits to the station and three phone calls in a three week spell.

SamHall wrote: »

Someone hacked your account Makk?

What happened to head ripped off style advise lol?

Loved up on E i would say

I came home from work last Monday and found my front door wide open. After doing the appropriate ninja-style entry into the house I discovered the burglar had long gone taking my GF's laptop, iPad as well as the contents of my money box and a brand new pair of runners. The junkie b*tch had pulled out all of our drawers and rooted around in our posessions, casually firing things on the floor as she went along.

While the monetary value (and work data saved) of these items was of course a slap in the face, by far and away the worst was the notion of some tramp in our bedroom picking over our stuff. We moved in last month and have made a big effort in doing up the place only to have some smack-head come in and violate it so she can get money to give to another f*cking scumbag for drugs. The notion of some arsehole flipping through family photos etc on our computer is maddening. While it's my fourth time having a break in, it's never happened to her before and she's understandably shaken.

However, as Makikomi said, getting raging will help nobody. You can start the "what if I..." train of thought or "If I got my hands on them..." but it will lead to nothing only frustration and anger and it won't make you feel better at all. It's a sunny day, make the effort to do something nice and move on.

Links234 wrote: »

You know when people say there's no such thing as a stupid question? people are wrong

you didn't answer the question though... :pac:

Sorry to hear about the bike. Happened me before too, its ****e :mad:

Here's a video to make you feel better. It's some ar$eholes gettting stung, trying to sell on a stolen bike.

FTA69 wrote: »

I came home from work last Monday and found my front door wide open. After doing the appropriate ninja-style entry into the house I discovered the burglar had long gone taking my GF's laptop, iPad as well as the contents of my money box and a brand new pair of runners. The junkie b*tch had pulled out all of our drawers and rooted around in our posessions, casually firing things on the floor as she went along.

While the monetary value (and work data saved) of these items was of course a slap in the face, by far and away the worst was the notion of some tramp in our bedroom picking over our stuff. We moved in last month and have made a big effort in doing up the place only to have some smack-head come in and violate it so she can get money to give to another f*cking scumbag for drugs. The notion of some arsehole flipping through family photos etc on our computer is maddening. While it's my fourth time having a break in, it's never happened to her before and she's understandably shaken.

However, as Makikomi said, getting raging will help nobody. You can start the "what if I..." train of thought or "If I got my hands on them..." but it will lead to nothing only frustration and anger and it won't make you feel better at all. It's a sunny day, make the effort to do something nice and move on.

How do you know it was a female ?

I know how she feels, I had a brand new bike 3 days before it was stolen from a private gated car park. :mad:
Since then I drag my new, new bike up a flight of stairs and onto my apartment balcony each night.

If it is any conciliation, you should be able to change the wheels and the gears, so at least it isn't a complete write off.

Just get her one of these saddles, it'll cheer her right up.