While they’re busy loading your bike, hop into their driver’s seat. If you’re lucky, maybe they left the keys in the ignition, free car! If not, either surprise the fuck out of them and ask “Where are we going?”, or call the law, or just beat the shit out of them, your choice.

  • @[email protected]
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    1116 hours ago

    I caught a bike thief taking one of my roommates’ bikes from the side of our house. He dropped it and walked quickly toward the street. I chased him down and he made some excuse, “oh I thought this was my house” or something. I said, “Ok I trust you.” and let him.

    Years later I wish I had hit him

    • @Delphia
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      1012 hours ago

      You really dont.

      At the point where he is leaving, unarmed and off the property. You’re pretty much 100% in the wrong and in this day and age catching an assault charge means you’re disadvantaged heavily for the rest of your adult life.

      You let a petty theif get away with some petty shit for your own good.

      • @over_cloxOP
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        412 hours ago

        OP here, and I hear ya.

        Still, if it was me, and I actually wanted to hurt them (if they were riding off and not loading it in their trunk as my post regards)…

        I (probably) wouldn’t hurt them directly, I’d probably jam a stick or pipe in the spokes. Like fuckit, it’s my bike, I installed all the spokes myself and can install more later if necessary. And I know my bike’s serial number by heart.

        I can’t help it if the thief busts his face on the pavement because I damaged my own property…