BIKES!

By cwell88 - 21/06/2015 13:29

Today, my bike was stolen. These things happen, so I went to work. On my walk to work, a girl pulls up on my bike and says I needed to fix the brakes, someone could kill themselves. She hands the bike to me and runs off. Not even 3 minutes pass before police surrounded me and accused me of stealing my own bike. FML
I agree, your life sucks 28 764
You deserved it 1 776

Same thing different taste

Top comments

Wow today is just not your day, what did the cops say?

It sounds like someone was trying to prank you, what a weird day OP!

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1PersonIsMyWorld 22

police are that serious about stolen bicycles?

#50 They sure weren't that serious about either of them stolen from me.

It sounds like someone was trying to prank you, what a weird day OP!

that would be quite the prank to almost get someone arrested

Wow today is just not your day, what did the cops say?

Hunkapoo 19

please update OP. this sounds like it could be a harmless prank if the coworker fessed up, but if not then your coworkers just an ass.

It wasn't a coworker. He said that on this way to work whoever it was that took it gave it back and then ran off.

At least you got your bike back. Sucks to be you OP. FYL

Hopefully OP actually got to keep the bike.

Like the police man knew you were the rightful owner. You reported it, they followed it up. Give them a break.

Do you seriously think OP is just carrying the receipt around for their bike??

I'm willing to bet the bike is old enough that they don't still have the receipt for it.

*hands receipt* 'bike: $7.69' (officer): "seems legit"

people keep receipts at home for tax reasons

MakeItStopWtf 12

or just mark it discreetly. (paint under the rubber grip on the handlebar, hot glue under the seat, carve an x into the frame somewhere)...that kind of thing.

People are assholes and all we can do is live and work with them, at least until we can retreat back into the internet and Netflix

Damn, today just wasn't your lucky day... Hopefully you got to keep your bike OP