Pablo's dead-on...lack of personal responsibility.  I see it all day long, over and over.  I hope this does not start another long, tedious thread, but here goes:  This personal-responsibility thing is learned behavior.  It starts in the home, and is learned (or not) from parents...and IMHO one of the biggest causes of lack of personal responsibility is our government, which wants to do all things and solve all problems for all people.  

I am appalled at how amazingly irresponsible so many people are today...not thinking ahead by even 5 minutes, and then, by virtue of their own lack of forethought and irresponsibility, create an "emergency" that they want someone else to solve.

Well, knocking over someone else's hard-earned property and leaving the scene is just another example.

Like I said in a previous post (with tongue half in cheek)..parenting ought to be by license only!!

(stepping down off my soap-box now).

Good luck rehabbing the bike. :x  

That sucks. Things just can't get any respect! (adjust neck tie)  

I have had my share of bad experiences with people thinking they can do what ever they want with your stuff and its not a good feeling. I hope you do find out who did it, and give them an extra whack on the knee cap for me.

God dam mother f***ers did it again.

Quote from: JeffDGod dam mother f***ers did it again.

That is truly f'ed up, I don't see why some people feel the need to damage other peoples property.  :x  How would they like it if someone planted a foot into there vehicle and they had to pay for it to get fixed?  I know I didn't, it gets rather expensive to repair things especially when you don't claim it on the insurance.

Ill go get the damn forklift from work.  Drive it 60miles  flip their car on its side and leave it.    :x

Sorry to hear that Jeff. Time to stage a camera, get photographic proof, and prosecute.

In response to dmp, I have a paper on the wall at work, printed off the company printer, that states 'Prior Planning Prevents Poor Performance, your crisis is not my emergency'.

:x

was that retribution for turning them in or something? That is plain shitty. Sorry for you man...get out the keychain and start pinstriping cars at random.

Pablo,  I did nothing the first time it happend.  I just picked up my bike and went to work.  Now I told the leasing office that my bike has been vandalized 2 times in a month and that I have it under one of their cameras in the parking lot, and next time I am calling the cops and reporting it.  This is just rediculous.