Dan H.
Jason, in a perfect world, you would not even have to write that note.
Theives almost by definition, ingnore such socialy accepted norms like being
nice to one another. I think about the best you can do is point out that
for bad stuff to happen all that's required is for good people to do
nothing. By that I mean if you see someone doing something you know is
wrong say or do something. This will require you to stick your neck out
which is why crimes can happen in front ordinary citizens who turn a blind
eye and let it happen rather than get involved.
When I worked support at Columbia Plateau, I asked Roger to help me move a
rack of wheels to an object I could lock them to. He said not to worry and
that no one was going to steal any wheels. I believe he thinks differently
now.
----- Original Message -----
From: Jason Kramer
To: ob-@topica.com
Sent: Thursday, May 20, 2004 10:43 AM
Subject: [OBRA Chat] ?LOST ? Wheels
It seems like there has been a lot of talk about lost wheels or other bike
gear or plainly wheels just being ripped off. I am just sad and pissed as I
has a brand new crossmax SL stolen from me at the big k mtn bike race. Us
racers and bike fans need to start taking better care of each other by not
backstabing and as well as looking out for each other. Lets stop taking
other's belongings from them. It's just plain wrong. People esspiecally
need to return the OBRA road wheels. This is an awsome program that I think
is new this year and it will most likely be taken away if people continue to
abuse it. I know that I'm bitching but us peops that do read the obra chat
need to inform the others that don't and once again look out for each
other's belonging. Thats all
Peace
Jason Kramer
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