Someone must have thought there was a party there -- considering my car was broken into right in front of the Cosco parking lot this last weekend at thump.
Damn crackheads only stole about .50 cents in loose change and a portable stereo that had spraypaint all over - and whose volume control doesnt work.
That really pisses me off. They could have at least broken my window and stole something WORTHWHILE -- then it would have been more substantial for their effort, and I would have been less angry that my time and money was needlessly wasted. :/
I had a similar situation at 10th and Folsom a few years ago. they broke the rear window in my van, climbed in, scurried over the seats, opened the frot door, sifted through everything, making a neat pile on the driver's seat, gave me a screwdriver, and took nothing. $500 to replace the fucking window, $250 of which was covered by insurance. I felt pretty much the same way - they put me out $500 and a lot of hassle for NOTHING.
Sorry about your car. I also had my car broken into the same area on Bryant, just on 9th street a few years ago. But never anywhere else. There must be something about that area - but I think that the "neat pile on the drivers seat" is a common occurance in all crackhead inspired automotive break ins.
Never leave a car in this neighborhood. We've been working down here for a few years now, and *everyone* who has a car has had it broken into. I always tell visiting friends to leave the cars elsewhere (preferably somewhere with lighted, secured parking) or suffer the consequences. Crackheads can't tell which vehicle might contain a prize, so they open them all. Ride a scooter or motorcycle and park right in front of work (and the security guys)--it's the only way to go!
Very clever. I get a kick out of anti-gub'mint propaganda. But I really don't understand PDFs that are solely one giant bitmap image.
When you take a screenshot in OSX, it writes a PDF with a giagantic bitmap in it. So that must be the proper usage, Apple says so.
True. But, they could have used grab and produced a TIFF file instead.
Jesus, these law changes just look more and more dictatorship-like.
http://www.dnalounge.com/flyers/2003/05/25-lift.html
"plenty of party at costco lot".....
Someone must have thought there was a party there -- considering my car was broken into right in front of the Cosco parking lot this last weekend at thump.
Damn crackheads only stole about .50 cents in loose change and a portable stereo that had spraypaint all over - and whose volume control doesnt work.
That really pisses me off. They could have at least broken my window and stole something WORTHWHILE -- then it would have been more substantial for their effort, and I would have been less angry that my time and money was needlessly wasted. :/
I had a similar situation at 10th and Folsom a few years ago. they broke the rear window in my van, climbed in, scurried over the seats, opened the frot door, sifted through everything, making a neat pile on the driver's seat, gave me a screwdriver, and took nothing. $500 to replace the fucking window, $250 of which was covered by insurance. I felt pretty much the same way - they put me out $500 and a lot of hassle for NOTHING.
Sorry about your car. I also had my car broken into the same area on Bryant, just on 9th street a few years ago. But never anywhere else. There must be something about that area - but I think that the "neat pile on the drivers seat" is a common occurance in all crackhead inspired automotive break ins.
Never leave a car in this neighborhood. We've been working down here for a few years now, and *everyone* who has a car has had it broken into. I always tell visiting friends to leave the cars elsewhere (preferably somewhere with lighted, secured parking) or suffer the consequences. Crackheads can't tell which vehicle might contain a prize, so they open them all. Ride a scooter or motorcycle and park right in front of work (and the security guys)--it's the only way to go!