karenmeal 0 #1 April 5, 2004 I am so pissed off at the fucking little wankers who stole my car last night. So we get a call at four in the morning... I'm thinking its my parents or something so I persuade my boyfriend to ignore the phone. When he got up at six he went to go check the message that had been left. It sounded like some 16 year old or something telling us "Dude, your car was just stolen. THere wasn't shit that I could steal off of it.. next time don't leave your keys in the car.. umm....I parked it at the fred meyer parking lot." (Yes the keys were left in the glovebox, I lock myself out of the apartment/car about once a week and just got sick of it) So we drive the block and a half to the fred meyer.. there my car is. Locked, pretty much nothing stolen.. not even our two rigs (both in the trunk), my wallet was still in there along with some atm cards and a platinum visa. All he took was my cell phone that was free with the plan anyways. I call the police, just to report it so that they can track it. What d'ya know? They don't fucking believe me! The officer is asking me all of these questions, hes got a low voice and is mumbling so I keep asking him to repeat what he said and giving him the wrong answer because hes not enunciating for shit. He gets all miffed when he asks me what type of cell phone and I'm not sure. I explain to him that my mom pays the bills on it and I use it for emergencies mainly.He doesn't believe me! Then I get a bit pissy and tell the asshole that this is not the issue, I don't care what happens to my phone, it was free.. all I was trying to do was alert them to where the people are breaking into cars. He asks if I want my case number, I tell him no, because there is absolutely nothing to be done or investigated. The asswipe doesn't believe me and he thinks my friends stole the car. I don't have any friends in this area! My only friends in Washington are an hour away in Snohomish! Fucking cops and little boys that steal cars. I know I got my car returned and all and that I should be happy, and I'm thrilled that they didn't take it... just what little arrogant pricks! "Life is a temporary victory over the causes which induce death." - Sylvester Graham Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
cliffharris 0 #2 April 5, 2004 Seems like you could be a little more greatful that the thief didn't choose to vandalize your stuff. Personally I would be feeling pretty good about the situation if my truck w/ rigs and wallet w/ atm and c cards etc were stolen then parked (locked) conveniently close to my house and I was subsequently notified and informed of the situation by the criminal. Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Nightingale 0 #3 April 5, 2004 ROFL. you got lucky. However, I'd have invoked the wonderful magic words of "Can I please speak to your supervisor?" Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
karenmeal 0 #4 April 5, 2004 QuoteSeems like you could be a little more greatful that the thief didn't choose to vandalize your stuff. Yeah, I'm really grateful, to the pricks who took my car for a joyride, "thanks!" I'm cancelling all of my cards anyways, who knows if they wrote the numbers down. They also have keys to my house and car now, so I have to get all the locks changed too. But I'm seriously really appreciative of the good deeds that they did in spite of everything. Really. "Life is a temporary victory over the causes which induce death." - Sylvester Graham Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
