Stealing a computer is the same as stabbing someone in the throat and using their intestines as a noose?Old Trailmix said:That's like an Assassin sending roses to the victims loved ones.
Also, I have that same USB drive.
What the hell man.
Stealing a computer is the same as stabbing someone in the throat and using their intestines as a noose?Old Trailmix said:That's like an Assassin sending roses to the victims loved ones.
Also, I have that same USB drive.
Call it a lesson in not leaving a backpack unattended when its contents are worth thousands of dollars hehBrownie101 said:Either a thief who doesn't really steal too much or didn't want much, or a very very considerate thief. All my hope goes for the latter.
I don't support thievery, but I fully support how nice the thief was in returning most of the man's things. 'Course, it still would've been better if he hadn't stolen it in the first place...
Are you kidding? This breaks the stereotype so much that you can be invisible in any environment. Though it probably amps up the citizenry's paranoia score a little bit.Xzi said:The thief must have seen how much irreplaceable data the guy had on his laptop and felt bad. Good for him. I guess?
I think that might drop your stealth score a little bit.TimeLord said:Thieves now wear top hats and monocles.
The age of the gentleman thief is born.
Yeah, but the thief backed up their data and returned it to them on a laptop...Freemon said:Only in Sweden!
Btw, did anyone report the theft of a USB stick?
Not really. It's more like having your iPod stolen and being left a few hundred dollars for all the songs that were on it.voorhees123 said:Still a thief. It is like having your car stolen but are happy they left you £20 to catch a cab home.