But officer. . . . i was returning fire!(with the 30-06) they started it!. . . Honestpity something worse could not have happened to them.
But officer. . . . i was returning fire!(with the 30-06) they started it!. . . Honestpity something worse could not have happened to them.
I am in the Toyota LC Club and their policy is " before you pull someone out with a snatch strap they fork over $70" must have been caught themselves a few times. Hope the court orders compensation for you.Just noticed the guy posted this yesterday:
Hi Guys, once again thanks to everyone for there support regarding this matter, I have an update on the situtation the police have charged 2 guys with theft & they will be appearing in court in early December. Unfortunatly my recovery gear is done for ( snatch strap broken & it's got me buggered how do you bend the upright on a high lift jack ) but at least something has been done about it. My lovely wife is going to replace my jack when she re-subscribes to the 4wd action magazine & my kids gave me a new snatch strap last week. So all good to hit the tracks again real soon & yes i will stop to help again i'll just be a bit more picky so to speak .... lol. Once again thanks to everyone & hope to see you on the tracks.
Never too lateWhat a couple of turdburglars!
Glad the cops caught these two; pity something worse could not have happened to them.
Not all of us like that, but sadly I have to agree with you on this!That is BS. The guy stops to help somebody out, going out of his way, and he gets screwed over for it. I would happily chip in if the hat was passed around and hand the guy a brand new fully kitted out ARB recovery kit.
Unfortunately this is the Australia that we live in today. The old sayings of "help a mate out" or "a fair go" have been replaced by Aussie Pride, where we all think about ourselves, and f**k everybody else.
Welcome to Australia!
Well here's a true story that makes you wonder how many people are actually like that.That is BS. The guy stops to help somebody out, going out of his way, and he gets screwed over for it. I would happily chip in if the hat was passed around and hand the guy a brand new fully kitted out ARB recovery kit.
Unfortunately this is the Australia that we live in today. The old sayings of "help a mate out" or "a fair go" have been replaced by Aussie Pride, where we all think about ourselves, and f**k everybody else.
Welcome to Australia!