05-14-2008
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#34 (permalink)
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Originally Posted by ManlyBanisters  Then you'd be aware that the vast, vast, VAST majority of the world, even the 'first' world, does not live in areas with security guards looking out for their stuff. | As usual you are correct. Hopefully, he will soon be exposed to the real world and learn from it, without being hurt. Quote: | Seriously man, do you think those security guards go home after their shift to a neighbourhood that pays other security guards to look out for their shit? |  Such a funny mental image that gives me. Quote: | Stapled - If it was foul play, hopefully someone just let the air via the valve. Or maybe you had something stuck in the tire that was kind of sealing it's own puncture, if you know what I mean, but this time when you parked it got moved about. That has happened to me before. A nail, for example, in the tyre can sometimes not leak for a while. | I used to be a receptionist at a steel mill. There were sometimes shards of sharp metal and nails in the parking lot. It was a small family run operation and the owner always sprang for the repair or replacement of any tire damaged on site. [quote=mem0101;1479773] Quote: |
Unless his neighbors planned to drive him crazy with a slow leak.
| tee hee hee  Stranger things have happend.  Quote: | He will have to look for any suspicious people carrying pin cushions. | If it is foul play, an ice pick is more likely. |
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