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Did you guys happen to catch this story. That reminds me of the time when a friend of mine had his copper piping stole out of his house back in the early 80's.
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a few local hoosiers have been stealing manhole covers...
http://www.indystar.com/apps/pbcs.dl...0127011/-1/RSS |
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Guys you are missing the big picture here, this could be the solution to payment processing problems!!! Post up in scrap metal! It'll be worth more than the US dollar soon!
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How do you steal a guard rail without anybody noticing?
Very stupid. One fatal accident as a result, and everybody caught is looking at life in prison (remember those three kids that removed a stop sign?). |
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You pull over to the side and start unbolting the rails. Everyone assumes that you are doing maintenance.
I heard that jjgold has been on ebay bidding on a reflective orange vest.
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Im pretty sure they cut it up before taking to recycle. So they dont know its a guard rail. Well I would hope so anyway.
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I cleared 70k 2 years ago in various Montana wherehouses stripping copper wire by night and posting at SBR by day
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Don't forget the light poles,either ! Get yourself a few cords of lightpole.
By GARY GATELY Published: November 25, 2005 BALTIMORE, Nov. 24 - Given that they stand some 30 feet tall, their disappearance is attracting a good deal of attention here - even as their final destination remains a mystery. Thieves are sawing down aluminum light poles. Some 130 have vanished from Baltimore's streets in the last several weeks, the authorities say, presumably sold for scrap metal. But so far the case of the pilfered poles has stumped the police, and left many local residents wondering just how someone manages to make off with what would seem to be a conspicuous street fixture. The poles, which weigh about 250 pounds apiece, have been snatched during the day and in the middle of the night, from two-lane blacktop roads and from parkways with three lanes on either side of grass median strips, in poor areas and in some of the city's most affluent neighborhoods. Left behind are half-foot stubs of metal, with wires that carry 120 volts neatly tied and wrapped in black electric tape. Go with me on this. Homeless people in Baltimore do not drive around in vehicles big enough to carry 30’ poles. Those ubiquitous collectors of spare and rusty pipes and metal bits usually walk the streets, pushing a grocery cart then usually full of the metal they plan to sell. No way would these people not be noticed prancing around the streets with a 30’ pole sticking out of their cart. Most of them are so frail they couldn’t possibly heft 250 pounds. There’s something or someone big behind this tale of thievery. Something’s very organized about this. Suggestions I’ve read across the Internet is that the company selling new pole replacements might be behind the thievery. That’s certainly a motive. Whatever the case, it would seem this can’t go on much longer. The scrap yards are on the watch for these guys. Driving around Baltimore with big poles sticking out the back is going to be a highly suspect activity. I am curious until an arrest is made. |
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I missed that story Doug.
What in the hell is this country coming too guys. I wonder whats next, they going to be digging up trees in your local parks, and selling them. |
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How the hell do you make off with a 30 foot light pole? In the middle of the day? There are some brave mofos out there.
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We should give these guys more credit...
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Good Job fellas.. Maybe people will drive more carefully knowing the guard rails aren't there anymore.. Oh wait they already are Quote:
we live in such a corrupt world now I wouldn't be surprised if someone from Caltrans is actually behind this.. Just like when FireFighters start Fires to get triple pay.. |
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As long as it's not the 110 between LA Downtown and Pasadena. Curvier than Salma Hayek.
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Ok IMG, dont get no smart ideas.
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No trucks are allowed on that freeway Only freeway that I know of that gives you no time to speed up to merge into it.. You go from Stop sign right into the damn thing.. |
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![]() I learned to drive on that freeway. lol. But the food and coffee in Pasadena is worth it. |
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Funny!
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- Sunset between Brentwood and Palisades. - Topanga Canyon Blvd at night. ![]() Last edited by Dark Horse; 02-03-07 at 07:17 PM.. |
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Topanga Canyon is crazy when it rains.. Drivers mess up on that road all the time..
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