Posted: 8/25/2009 7:09:59 PM EDT
Bolt face magnet off my car. Isn't that a bitch.I just got that thing one week ago and now it's gone.I hope the loser who stole it slammed his fingers in the door before driving off with it  . I hate going to the mall and now I have another reason to despise it .Well, that's my rant for the day. Lesson learned
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Just on principle..
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Quoted: Quoted: Sad part is that it is probably someone on this board who knew what is was. my money's on this You really think that? How many board members from this state do you know? I can probably name at least 50, maybe more..... My money is that it was taken by some knucklehead who had no idea what it was, and didn't care..... |
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I don't believe an Arfcom member took it, at least I would hope not. It was probably some jerk-off walking by and stripped it off to fulfill some loser wet dream of thievery by committing a low life crime( major run on sentence ) that will get him a nice bitch slap if I were to ever by some slim chance ever find it. But that will most likely NOT happen so Arfcom just got a few more bucks from me
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....or maybe even possible that it fell off while driving.....not likely, but always a possibility. Unless you saw it there when you parked, then disregard what I said. I would have felt a little better if that had happened , but it was definitely there. I was talking to my girlfriend about it when we parked. She asked me what it was and I told her it was a secret club to be a smart ass  but I got clowned in the end. Go figure.
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I could see someone thinking that on a quick glance. +1 That's what I tell people when they ask what my BFL is. I generally tell folks it's a club for enthusiasts of gas-action rotating bolts. I've got a small and cheap Walmart chrome flame that I put next to my "Dodge Caravan" badge for the irony. It's got a pretty weak magnetic backing, and it hasn't fallen off despite driving through flood waters, high winds, dirt and gravel roads, and many, many hours of highway traffic. It hasn't fallen off, and I doubt your magnet did either. I'd echo Osprey's assertion that some asshat teenager is running around with it on his Civic. I've had a BFL magnet on my van for about a year now, and no one has stolen it yet. I am sorry to hear that yours was stolen. |
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I could see someone thinking that on a quick glance. +1 That's what I tell people when they ask what my BFL is. I generally tell folks it's a club for enthusiasts of gas-action rotating bolts. I've got a small and cheap Walmart chrome flame that I put next to my "Dodge Caravan" badge for the irony. It's got a pretty weak magnetic backing, and it hasn't fallen off despite driving through flood waters, high winds, dirt and gravel roads, and many, many hours of highway traffic. It hasn't fallen off, and I doubt your magnet did either. I'd echo Osprey's assertion that some asshat teenager is running around with it on his Civic. I've had a BFL magnet on my van for about a year now, and no one has stolen it yet. I am sorry to hear that yours was stolen. Thanks, another will be ordered and guarded better this time. 
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I don't believe an Arfcom member took it, at least I would hope not. I would hope not... That would be like taking from a friend... no way. Not to mention that there is a damn good chance that a person with an arfcom magnet/sticker is probably armed and not someone you want to be noticed by when ripping something off of their car! |
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I remember a thread where a member said he was accosted by a woman in a
parking lot over his BFL sticker. She insinuated it was a symbol of hate. Maybe someone else thought the same thing about yours and took it upon their self to rid the world of it. I sure don't think that a member took it. |