mikehaugen
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You didn't see my plates did you?
Very nice stolen dump trailer sitting a block from my home for over a week.
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You didn't see my plates did you?
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Nope...
It was real dark out last night.
Very surprised it was untouched as long as it was... probably too much like work!
It was real dark out last night.
Very surprised it was untouched as long as it was... probably too much like work!
paulharvey
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Congrats on the new trailer. I'm sure "someone" will find it useful.
roadhunter
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Nice!!
roadhunter
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What about the Tahoe on blocks?
chopped
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Did I hear Re-Steal?
I think Ultrarunner re-gifted it.
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No... as much as I would love a free trailer... I simply would not be able to sleep at night... plus who needs the negative Karma.
Maybe it's the old saying what goes around comes around.
I didn't notice if the Chevrolet was still around...
The series of events shows just how much a person really is on their own when it comes to criminals... true, I guess city tow could have picked it up in the wee hours of the morning... highly unlikely.
The picture I posted of the my Dozer shows what's left of Mom's woodpile after most of it was stolen... anything that isn't nailed down is fair game... figured she lost close to a cord of oak that we cut and split together.
On the flip side having good neighbors means a lot and thankfully I do... although the average age has to be in their mid 80's...
Maybe it's the old saying what goes around comes around.
I didn't notice if the Chevrolet was still around...
The series of events shows just how much a person really is on their own when it comes to criminals... true, I guess city tow could have picked it up in the wee hours of the morning... highly unlikely.
The picture I posted of the my Dozer shows what's left of Mom's woodpile after most of it was stolen... anything that isn't nailed down is fair game... figured she lost close to a cord of oak that we cut and split together.
On the flip side having good neighbors means a lot and thankfully I do... although the average age has to be in their mid 80's...
paulharvey
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You know, it's funny; if I do something that I know is wrong it always comes back to bite me in the butt, but when other people do it, they seem immune. Almost like you get doubt penalty for knowing it's wrong and doing it anyways. I try to behave anymore, took a few years to learn the lesson.
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My only motive was to contact the registered owner... because I would sure appreciate it if the shoe was on the other foot.
It use to be very simple... now with all the privacy laws and I know a lot about privacy working in a hospital, doing the right thing can be near impossible.
I still remember when I had a car from the Dealership where I was working and was meeting a friend to go to San Francisco and took her car... someone noticed a brand new car dropped off on a city street with the driver getting picked up and called the Dealer... the license frame had the dealer info... amazing how that worked back in the day...
A local radio personality that I listened to a lot was a hospital patient and he mentioned it several times on the air and later did on air advertising for the Surgeon...
One day I happened to mention this and the Boss heard me... I was called into the Directors office so fast I thought we were under attack... she thought I was disclosing confidential information and even when I explained the host had talked about on air many times and did advertising... she still didn't care... except it did show that I was not a loose cannon.
It use to be very simple... now with all the privacy laws and I know a lot about privacy working in a hospital, doing the right thing can be near impossible.
I still remember when I had a car from the Dealership where I was working and was meeting a friend to go to San Francisco and took her car... someone noticed a brand new car dropped off on a city street with the driver getting picked up and called the Dealer... the license frame had the dealer info... amazing how that worked back in the day...
A local radio personality that I listened to a lot was a hospital patient and he mentioned it several times on the air and later did on air advertising for the Surgeon...
One day I happened to mention this and the Boss heard me... I was called into the Directors office so fast I thought we were under attack... she thought I was disclosing confidential information and even when I explained the host had talked about on air many times and did advertising... she still didn't care... except it did show that I was not a loose cannon.
