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Luck

Wednesday, May 2

So, I am having a week of bad timing and worse luck. Last night I used my Kryptonite bike lock when I parked at the last meeting of the last class I'll ever take, and left it there overnight because we all went out afterwards for a pint at the Dog and Duck pub here in Austin. This is the only time I've ever not parked it at my house or at work. As you can guess it was stolen. And, according to google, the UT police department is 0.7 miles away or two minutes driving.

Here's a photo for you of the route from the theft to UTPD. This post should help me process my frustration, in theory.

posted by Brent, 6:55:00 PM

1 Comments:

Awww mann! That sucks! Sorry to hear about your bike...but dude seriously! You left it there overnight?! You think cops are out looking for bike thieves? haha...I heard on the news about some guy getting beat up on 6th street and a woman's body was found in Central Austin....

Sorry bud, but I think cops have larger issues that they deal with. If you are sad and need something to ride though...I'm free this weekend. hahahaha....sorry I had to. ;-)

Call a sista up sometime!

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Irisa, 2:11 PM

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