What would you do?

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Originally Posted by Rusty the Scoob

This is kind of what I'm counting on. I guess it boiled down to this:

Worst case scenario if I took the key: forgetful biker thinks he must have brought the key to work with him, goes back to the office, searches for hours to come up empty handed. Eventually gets a hold of a spare key(if he has one), returns to his bike, goes to put his helmet on and discovers a note from someone saying they took his key. Said biker, while realizing that you were only trying to help, is EXTREMELY pissed, not necessarily at you, but because of the massive clusterfuck he had to deal with after a day of work.
Worst case scenario if I didn't take the key: Forgetful biker gets his bike stolen.

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And to be clear, I would also appreciate if someone took my key and left a note saying they didn't want my bike to stolen. Just pointing out that the situation COULD be worse than you originally stated.

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in a situation like this you really have to ask yourself.....what would Brian Boitano do?

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Originally Posted by TheIglu

I didn't, cops did. Druggies from Swanzy, coming over the border to smash and grab, then take the loot straight down to Fitchburg to be pawned, then buy drugs while still in the 'berg.

Two guys and a girl, girl sang the entire opera after being picked up on an unrelated warrant.

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Wow, you get restitution?

Oh sorry for the thread hijack scoob.

It could also be better.

Best case scenario: You turn lights off, leave key in ignition where it sits all day. Biker gets out of work, finds key in ignition and rides home completely oblivious that an entire thread on an internet forum was started solely to discuss his bike.

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Originally Posted by Rossco

Wow, you get restitution?

Oh sorry for the thread hijack scoob.

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Nope. Cops in my town wouldn't lift a finger.

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Originally Posted by SRTie4k

It could also be better.

Best case scenario: You turn lights off, leave key in ignition where it sits all day. Biker gets out of work, finds key in ignition and rides home completely oblivious that an entire thread on an internet forum was started solely to discuss his bike.

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One better: biker parks, turns off lights, locks steering and heads to work with key in pocket.

Luckily we won't have to find out!

UPDATE!!! (big alert is for those who just skim through threads) :)

My new friend just called up, thanked me, and came and got the keys. He was quite grateful. "I'm glad you did what you did" were his exact words. Human kindness triumphs over the naysayers.:drink:

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Originally Posted by Rusty the Scoob

Luckily we won't have to find out!

UPDATE!!! (big alert is for those who just skim through threads) :)

My new friend just called up, thanked me, and came and got the keys. He was quite grateful. "I'm glad you did what you did" were his exact words. Human kindness triumphs over the naysayers.:drink:

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Originally Posted by SRTie4k

The population of your town doesn't have all that much to do with how trustworthy the people there are. Massholes are massholes, despite the size of the town :wink:

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For some people in NH, Massachusetts is the boogie man. All crime, poverty, poor schools, etc. originated there. Very convenient never having to take responsibility for any problems.

I've noticed, though, that most people in NH who complain about "Massholes" recently immigrated.:wink:

It's nice when people aren't dicks!

feels good to do something nice and not get slapped around for it.

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Originally Posted by Garandman

Yes, for some people in NH, Massachusetts is the boogie man.

I've noticed, though, that most people in NH who complain about "Massholes" recently immigrated.:wink:

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Or come into my fucking town and steal my fucking AR15. DO THEY HAVE ANY IDEA HOW HARD IT IS IN MA TO BUILD ONE OF THOSE LEGALLY????

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Originally Posted by Garandman

Yes, for some people in NH, Massachusetts is the boogie man.

I've noticed, though, that most people in NH who complain about "Massholes" recently immigrated.:wink:

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Born and raised VTer. That should answer some questions.

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Originally Posted by SRTie4k

Born and raised VTer. That should answer some questions.

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So why did you leave the "Museum of New England Antiquities?" :lol.

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Originally Posted by ThisBitch

Do the state police have your employer on file? They're not the FBI or CIA.

Mental midgets, all of you.

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I know they at-least have my phone number :) They called me the other day about a past incident and had papers for me to pick-up.

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Originally Posted by Garandman

So why did you leave the "Museum of New England Antiquities?" :lol.

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To experience the real world!

And of course, for school.

you should leave him a note tomorrow with this URL.

Good work Scooby.

Now maybe everyone can get their panties out of a bunch.

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Originally Posted by JohnnyV

And to be clear, I would also appreciate if someone took my key and left a note saying they didn't want my bike to stolen. Just pointing out that the situation COULD be worse than you originally stated.

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No doubt... plenty of disaster scenarios were running through my head, up to and including him thinking the key was lost forever and getting it towed home!
But the disaster scenario of someone stealing it just seemed so much more likely.

Good work. clad the whole key situation worked out. hope your around if im ever foolish enough to leave my key behind... seems like this guy realizes how much he owes you.
Best case scenario edit: Guy appreciates what youv done, and returns the favor some day when youv left your bike in a similar position.
heres to hoping this good deed gets rewarded!

I would have kicked the bike over to teach that dirt bag a lesson about being an idiot!

Hey, I hope the guy buys you a cup of coffee!

Key is one thing - lights on all day would really suck.

Nice job! There needs to be more people who think like you do.:beerbang:

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Originally Posted by Rusty the Scoob

Luckily we won't have to find out!

UPDATE!!! (big alert is for those who just skim through threads) :)

My new friend just called up, thanked me, and came and got the keys. He was quite grateful. "I'm glad you did what you did" were his exact words. Human kindness triumphs over the naysayers.:drink:

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nice. :hellyeah:

i'm a pretty skeptical, cynical guy, but all the people who were saying that this would somehow lead to you getting in trouble wear some serious tin foil sombreros.

I skimmed so I I don't know if someone said this .
Turn lites out and hide key so no one could find it. I'm sure there are a lot of crevisieson a bike like that.
leave a couple of notes saying to call , and that you have the key, word it so he doesn't get to far away from the bike.
Hide the notes so everyone can't see them,but he has to find atleast 1 of them. Chances of a thief randomly going thru a bike and equipment is slim , if he's a dick, legaly you never took the key off of the bike.
On the other hand , if he has to retrieve the key you might have a better chance of a reward.

Awesome man, glad it all worked out.

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Originally Posted by Garandman

I've noticed, though, that most people in NH who complain about "Massholes" recently immigrated.:wink:

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Born and raised. Tried living south of the border for a while, then in Nashua for a while more. May I resume my bitching now?

That said, I agree, some of those transplants are the worst.