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Re: 3 blown tires and 12 hrs later. . . (long read
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Posted by Kelly C on August 13, 2004 at 08:40:38 from (63.171.43.140):
In Reply to: Re: 3 blown tires and 12 hrs later. . . (long read posted by Alberta Mike on August 10, 2004 at 05:42:34:
I disagree totaly. He didnt steal them blind. I think he got off lucky though. He just ran into the SLAPPY PATROL. Poor kid that was way over his head. Maybe making 7 bucks an hr so they can say they have a service tech on duty. I have run into the slappy patrol a few times on my jurneys. Usually I just use thier tools and fix it my self. I would have rode back to the shop with him the 1st run after I figured out I had the Slappy. Made sure we had the prorer tools. Worst yet is when you run into the SLAPPY SHIESTERS. They know nothing about the work, But thats not the point. They would have dinked around all day and billed you a grand for that stuff.
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