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KiWiP
11th August 2010, 21:51
Came out from work yesterday to find my clutch and mirror at a weird angle. Initially thought it was vandalism but then noticed a piece of paper under handlebars with random writing on it. "Some buggers dropped it" says I. leaving behind an 'insurance' note just in case anyone was watching. Luckily someone was, a friendly co-worker who took the rego. Hahahahahahahaaaaa (evil laugh)
Now what's the best revenge? Castration, killing of the first born, ripping of eyes from sockets is a bit over the top but something is warranted!
The crimes
1. Not having a clue what you're reversing into (could have been a lot worse, I work in a school so there are loads of kids to reverse into)
2. Bending my bike (albeit a very little bend)
3. Not manning up to bending my bike
The Time....
Over to you guys. What time would match the crime...
EJK
11th August 2010, 22:01
3. Not manning up to bending my bike
You can be the man this time and show up to him face to face. Don't start a fight or egg his house but instead knock on the door and tell him how you feel. Or you can send a sincere letter. If you be gentle, and he finds you as not a threat, he may co-operate and maybe even apologise.
But what the heck, whatever floats your boat or spins your wheel man. Bash him if you feel like it. How would I know exactly how you feel since it's not my bike that was involved in the incident.
Good luck. Hope you both find justice.
Headbanger
11th August 2010, 22:13
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Grasshopperus
11th August 2010, 22:45
Over to you guys. What time would match the crime...
I say you take off and nuke 'em from orbit. It's the only way to be sure.
eelracing
11th August 2010, 22:47
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ooh ooh can i play too...
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Just ask what would Lemmy do?
ac3_snow
11th August 2010, 23:15
get a written quote from bike shop to repair damaged/bent/dirty bits of bike and politely approach the person with said quote and get them to pay, even if theres not too much wrong its just the principle.
If that fails then cut the brake lines in their car.
breakaway
12th August 2010, 00:00
Make sure you post the outcome :yes:
Try to avoid small claims court though, dumbass(es) there will no doubt rule that your bike is 'too low to the ground' and therefore not visible in the rear view to an ignorant cager.
crazyhorse
12th August 2010, 06:45
Soooooooo? what was the outcome? pics - or it didn't happen!
Owl
12th August 2010, 07:04
Make sure you post the outcome :yes:
Try to avoid small claims court though, dumbass(es) there will no doubt rule that your bike is 'too low to the ground' and therefore not visible in the rear view to an ignorant cager.
Just thinking that as I started reading this thread:mellow:
hayd3n
12th August 2010, 07:34
got your own insurence?
tell them the rego and they will do all the work
Mom
12th August 2010, 08:41
You work in a school - best revenge is shame. Shame them out in public. Not owning up is cowardly and deserves shame :yes:
kiwifruit
12th August 2010, 08:52
Revenge is pointless
Genie
12th August 2010, 08:59
Revenge is pointless
Correct.
If the witness is reliable approach said chickenheart and just say...hey dude, when you break something you should own up, it's called taking responsibility. A quality that is very much lacking in our society.
Scuba_Steve
12th August 2010, 09:00
Being a school there's enough kids round I say take revenge "Children Of The Corn" style :lol:
Virago
12th August 2010, 09:11
“Before you embark on a journey of revenge, dig two graves.”
(Confucius - 551-479 BC)
Swoop
12th August 2010, 09:16
What did the "insurance note" say?
If you have a witness who will back you up, front up to the driver and say you have a reliable witness to his actions. Give him the opportunity to come clean and do the right thing.
If they don't wish to be sensible, threaten to go to the police with your witness.
See what happens.
avgas
12th August 2010, 09:40
If that fails then cut the brake lines in their car.
Here is hoping he is driving behind you, and that traffic light turns red.
avgas
12th August 2010, 09:45
You work in a school - best revenge is shame. Shame them out in public. Not owning up is cowardly and deserves shame :yes:
Big fridge magnet saying "I am a complete knob, and need to grow up"
put said magnet on a panel where it wont be seen - like passenger side door
SMOKEU
12th August 2010, 10:01
“Before you embark on a journey of revenge, dig two graves.”
(Confucius - 551-479 BC)
I remember seeing that while playing Modern Warfare 2 - great game it is.
A bunch of angry skinheads knocking on the offenders door should sort them out.
pritch
12th August 2010, 10:04
Give him the opportunity to come clean and do the right thing.
He already had that, seems he failed the test. I liked the insurance suggestion best, they can be obstinate beyond reason.
Going to the Police might not achieve too much, they probably haven't got a section on standby waiting for a complaint about a cracked mirror.
SMOKEU
12th August 2010, 10:08
Going to the Police might not achieve too much, they probably haven't got a section on standby waiting for a complaint about a cracked mirror.
At the very least, it could be considered 'leaving the scene of an accident', 'wilful damage' or something like that.
Genie
12th August 2010, 10:10
He already had that, seems he failed the test. I liked the insurance suggestion best, they can be obstinate beyond reason.
Going to the Police might not achieve too much, they probably haven't got a section on standby waiting for a complaint about a cracked mirror.
Please let's not jump to conclusion that this was a "he", could well have been a "she". Women and carparks are not a good mix!
DMNTD
12th August 2010, 10:13
At the very least, it could be considered 'leaving the scene of an accident', 'wilful damage' or something like that.
...and also a requirement from an insurance side of things I believe
Patrick
12th August 2010, 10:30
Failing to leave or supply details for one... Failing to report damage for another (Has 48 hours to do so...). BOth instant fines. Careless Use... court time.....
The Pastor
12th August 2010, 10:32
This is what i would do.
Find out if it was a staff , student or parent who did it.
For a student - see if you can put a notice in the school assembly and majorly play up the damage and say something like "someone driving car rego xxxxx did $xxxxx amount of damage In a hit and run. The police are involved." then leave it for a week, the kid will (most probably) be shitting himself. - Then go to insurance / make a deal with the kid
Staff member or parent - talk to them first, then deal with insurance.
Swoop
12th August 2010, 10:44
He already had that, seems he failed the test.
Ahh, true. Unfortunately some people will try and get away with what they can.
onearmedbandit
12th August 2010, 10:51
A bunch of angry skinheads knocking on the offenders door should sort them out.
And it would have to be a bunch. It's the rare exception when you find a skin who is willing to go one on one, they are a bunch of cowards who only have strength in numbers.
Not aimed at you SMOKEU.
DMNTD
12th August 2010, 10:54
And it would have to be a bunch. It's the rare exception when you find a skin who is willing to go one on one, they are a bunch of cowards who only have strength in numbers...
Same with hommie g'z! Pathetic worms that can't even pull their pants up! :sick:
Not aimed at you OAB :shifty:
Tunahunter
12th August 2010, 10:58
Now what's the best revenge? Castration, killing of the first born, ripping of eyes from sockets is a bit over the top but something is warranted!
Death - by Bunga Bunga!
PirateJafa
12th August 2010, 11:03
Big fridge magnet saying "I am a complete knob, and need to grow up"
put said magnet on a panel where it wont be seen - like passenger side door
Magnets can be taken off - what is needed is a stencil and a can of spraypaint.
avgas
12th August 2010, 11:12
Magnets can be taken off - what is needed is a stencil and a can of spraypaint.
Then you are charged with damaging property.
DAMHIK...........brake fluid eats paint like a motherfucker
aprilia_RS250
12th August 2010, 11:21
Once a good mate of ours was driving us back home from a boozy night out in town. We were on the motorway and were overtaking some Hillbillies who thought it be a good idea to chuck a half full beer bottle at us at 100km/h, this was done on purpose. We took the rego found out where the car is registered and stalked them out. They lived in a shitty council flat somewhere in Porirua. We bought 2kgs of sugar, sneaked up at 2 am on a Tuesday night, opened up the fuel tank and piled it with sugar. Then wrote a little note, laminated it and chucked that in there as well.
We were hoping to catch them driving and see that engine fuck up... What would be even better is seeing them read our note once the mechanic looks inside the tank:bleh:
Never let other people fuck with you, otherwise they'll fuck with someone else, teach 'em a lesson.
PirateJafa
12th August 2010, 11:26
Once a good mate of ours was driving us back home from a boozy night out in town. We were on the motorway and were overtaking some Hillbillies who thought it be a good idea to chuck a half full beer bottle at us at 100km/h, this was done on purpose. We took the rego found out where the car is registered and stalked them out. They lived in a shitty council flat somewhere in Porirua. We bought 2kgs of sugar, sneaked up at 2 am on a Tuesday night, opened up the fuel tank and piled it with sugar. Then wrote a little note, laminated it and chucked that in there as well.
We were hoping to catch them driving and see that engine fuck up... What would be even better is seeing them read our note once the mechanic looks inside the tank:bleh:
Never let other people fuck with you, otherwise they'll fuck with someone else, teach 'em a lesson.
http://www.snopes.com/autos/grace/sugar.asp
bogan
12th August 2010, 11:36
ooh ooh can i play too...
Just ask what would Lemmy do?
I shall play too, albeit a little lately.
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seriously though, just ask him to pay for it, once he has lost the anonymity he though he had, he may be happy to pay for it!
SMOKEU
12th August 2010, 13:01
And it would have to be a bunch. It's the rare exception when you find a skin who is willing to go one on one, they are a bunch of cowards who only have strength in numbers.
Not aimed at you SMOKEU.
I agree. The same thing can be said about Maoris.
onearmedbandit
12th August 2010, 13:27
I agree. The same thing can be said about Maoris.
Actually I know plenty of Maori's who will go one on one, one on two, one on three, and more and not step down. If you're talking about 'homies' though I'll agree completely.
SMOKEU
12th August 2010, 13:30
Actually I know plenty of Maori's who will go one on one, one on two, one on three, and more and not step down. If you're talking about 'homies' though I'll agree completely.
Yeah, I was meaning those 16 year old hoodrats who gang bash people just so they can steal $5 from that persons wallet. Catch them on their own and they'll be crying out for their mummy.
oldrider
12th August 2010, 13:43
Please let's not jump to conclusion that this was a "he", could well have been a "she". Women and carparks are not a good mix!
Well, not unless it's dark, secluded and she's a willing participant, then they "are" a good mix!
Sigh, it's been such a long time though! :shutup:
Genie
12th August 2010, 13:46
Revenge would be nice in many instances...but only a person without morals would stoop to such lowliness, and, apparently leaving it up to the universe is the best thing to do. As they say what goes around, comes around. One day this person will be minding there own business and CRUNCH!!! payback from the universe!
bogan
12th August 2010, 13:49
Revenge would be nice in many instances...but only a person without morals would stoop to such lowliness, and, apparently leaving it up to the universe is the best thing to do. As they say what goes around, comes around. One day this person will be minding there own business and CRUNCH!!! payback from the universe!
you're right about leaving the revenge alone, but in this case he should at least ask for them to pay for the repairs.
Genie
12th August 2010, 13:54
you're right about leaving the revenge alone, but in this case he should at least ask for them to pay for the repairs.
Asking for the responsible party to step up and pay for the damage is not revenge....that is confronting one with the consquences of their actions...accountability! Different matter entirely.
bogan
12th August 2010, 14:03
Asking for the responsible party to step up and pay for the damage is not revenge....that is confronting one with the consquences of their actions...accountability! Different matter entirely.
hey, that was my point! :yes: :rockon:
avgas
12th August 2010, 14:05
Actually I know plenty of Maori's who will go one on one, one on two, one on three, and more and not step down.
Makes them brave or .............
Genie
12th August 2010, 14:08
Makes them brave or .............
..........on P!
avgas
12th August 2010, 14:29
Find out where he lives and deliver 10 kgs of candy.
Candy overdose is the sweetest revenge
tigertim20
12th August 2010, 16:36
Came out from work yesterday to find my clutch and mirror at a weird angle. Initially thought it was vandalism but then noticed a piece of paper under handlebars with random writing on it. "Some buggers dropped it" says I. leaving behind an 'insurance' note just in case anyone was watching. Luckily someone was, a friendly co-worker who took the rego. Hahahahahahahaaaaa (evil laugh)
Now what's the best revenge? Castration, killing of the first born, ripping of eyes from sockets is a bit over the top but something is warranted!
The crimes
1. Not having a clue what you're reversing into (could have been a lot worse, I work in a school so there are loads of kids to reverse into)
2. Bending my bike (albeit a very little bend)
3. Not manning up to bending my bike
The Time....
Over to you guys. What time would match the crime...
meh just be a fuckin adult about it. contact them. 'oi fix this or im going to the cops with my witness' mention charges involving leaving the scene etc. if he doesnt pay go to the cops. easy. dont start a war with the person, for all you know theyre a patched fuckin 61member who'll kick your head in torch your bike and fuck your mother, getting into a war over something so trivial aint worth the stress levels. do the right thing
Headbanger
12th August 2010, 18:18
“Before you embark on a journey of revenge, dig two graves.”
(Confucius - 551-479 BC)
Fuck yes, and fill them with blood.
Then build a funeral pyre with the other 73 bodies and set the fuckers on fire.
Rogue Rider
12th August 2010, 18:30
Notify the police, failure to notify of an accident and get a police report. Adds to the evidence.
StephenG
12th August 2010, 21:01
Came out from work yesterday to find my clutch and mirror at a weird angle. Initially thought it was vandalism but then noticed a piece of paper under handlebars with random writing on it. "Some buggers dropped it" says I. leaving behind an 'insurance' note just in case anyone was watching. Luckily someone was, a friendly co-worker who took the rego. Hahahahahahahaaaaa (evil laugh)
Now what's the best revenge? Castration, killing of the first born, ripping of eyes from sockets is a bit over the top but something is warranted!
The crimes
1. Not having a clue what you're reversing into (could have been a lot worse, I work in a school so there are loads of kids to reverse into)
2. Bending my bike (albeit a very little bend)
3. Not manning up to bending my bike
The Time....
Over to you guys. What time would match the crime...
So my bike was hit too (I think my bike broke your bike's fall) - thanks for pointing it out. My disappointment went from minor scratches that you pointed out to finding larger scratches down the side and cracked fairing :angry:
I'm going to have to deal with them myself because I'm not yet insured because I only just got the bike and need a weekend to ring around.
It was the first time I've left it alone outside of my garage since getting it!
I really want to go with eyeballs from sockets but I don't think it will make a difference since they don't seem to be using them anyway.
tamarillo
12th August 2010, 21:25
yep, show your better (even if a biker!). get the quote, take them aside, ask them point blank if they did it. if they deny then give evidence, if admit say thanks. let them feel the guilt - it works better.
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