Today, I went to retrieve my stolen wallet from the train station. After I collected it, I returned to the place where I parked my bike to find that my bike had been stolen. FML
I agree, your life sucks (19850) - you totally deserved it (1455)
On 10/22/2009 at 7:29am - misc - by UnluckyTeen (man) - Singapore
Wow, your ignorance is ASTOUNDING! Way to perpetuate a stereotype, shithead.
#3 - On 10/22/2009 at 10:29am by Mumblstiltskin
You raciest stupid asshole. #1 You really need to stop being so fukking ignorant. That shit isn't funny you should like an idiot.
Stop posting where people think racial discrimination is wrong!
#5 - On 10/22/2009 at 10:38am by blland
YDI for not taking the time to secure the bike. At least you got your wallet back to buy a new bike.
#6 - On 10/22/2009 at 10:40am by Brave_Sir_Robin
Dude. Your stalker keeps burying you. Do you hang out in cemeteries are do you just attract the morbid? *sigh* lemme get my shovel.. *unburied*
Not sure who exactly keeps burying me alive. Thanks for the shoveling, although I am out of cash to pay for your services...
#11 - On 10/22/2009 at 11:30am by Brave_Sir_Robin
Exactly! All it takes to lock up a bike is a few seconds.
#7 - On 10/22/2009 at 10:41am by pleasetryagain
He might have been unable to lock the bike to something. Doesn't mean he didn't lock it at all. People do steal locked bikes too, y'know?
When i bough a bike, the seller assured me that it was very safe until he acknowledged which university i belonged to. and persuade me to use at least two locks.
the trick is to get a really old second hand bike. I don't even lock mine. All other bikes are being stolen (wheel by wheel) but mine remains untouched.
#12 - On 10/22/2009 at 11:37am by blland
YDI for not chaining up your bike to prevent it
stupid
#14 - On 10/22/2009 at 12:44pm by TAST3MYRAINB00Wx
Actually, chaining up the bike isn't all that good a solution. It takes on average 5 seconds to cut through chains, or a regular bike-lock for that sake.
Looks like something just HAS to be stolen from you. Better stop right here and sacrifice the bike, before your house gets stolen, or your partner.
If your wallet was stolen, I doubt you would have been able to pick it up. As for the bike, well, you're asking for it if you're leaving it unlocked after another item of yours has been stolen at the same place
#19 - On 10/22/2009 at 2:43pm by containsnosoy
Consider a different train station for your future travel needs.
#20 - On 10/22/2009 at 3:10pm by wafflemonger
Wallet > bike.
At least you've got your wallet, now go buy a new bike!
OR, better yet, go search for your bike and kick the thief's ass.
#22 - On 10/22/2009 at 3:53pm by Witchcraft
how were you picking up your stolen wallet? Do you mean you left your wallet on the train and went to pick it up at the station (which means it was returned by someone, not stolen) and didn't lock your bike? YDI
#24 - On 10/22/2009 at 8:55pm by electrolyte9
I think he meant his wallet was lost and found, so he cycled to the train station and got his wallet back. But sometimes there's no way to lock it cos there's nowhere for him to lock his bike to anything.
yeah but instead of saying he lost it he said it was stolen, thus accusing someone else of taking it and not accepting responsibility for being an idiot
#27 - On 10/22/2009 at 11:24pm by electrolyte9
For the people saying YDI for not locking it up... People steal shit that's locked up too, you know. I had my bike stolen just over a month ago, from the bike rack in front of my apartment, where its was LOCKED. The lock was cut. People will steal anything these days, locked or not, so think before you speak.
Wow, that sucks. And I thought Singapore was pretty safe!
... that's just a liiitle bit funny though, lol.
#34 - On 10/26/2009 at 7:40am by live_2_eat
what, did someone steal your wallet, change their mind and call you so you could pick it up?
#35 - On 10/30/2009 at 1:49am by bridgetoparadise
