Re: F*#king Theives!

["Wm. Josiah Erikson" <josiah@gsinet.net>]

Now, now... violence is not the answer!
: )
But seriously, don't you think it would have been more effective to have a
little talk with him? I dunno if he'll remember that incident thinking, "I'll
never do that again!" He might just think to be more careful next time.
But I understand... talking to him might not be as SATISFYING.
Just my $.02
And if you think I'm preaching and it annoys you, ignore me.
    -Josiah

Brad Sheridan wrote:

> At 12:54 PM 11/28/98 EST, you wrote:
> >
> >On Sat, 28 Nov 1998 00:37:33 -0800 david liu <dyliu@pacbell.net> writes:
> >
> >
> >>so what now??
> >
> >
> >You rack it up as a victim experience and you start over. Unless you have
> >insurance, there is really nothing more you can do about it. Nobody ever
> >"sees" anything. People suck.
>
>   While I would agree that People suck, I have had the pleasure of catching
> someone breaking into an acquaintances car. It was behind our frat house,
> the night after a big party. I look out the window of my room and see some
> guys ass hanging out of my buddys jeep as hes going through it. I went
> downstairs, grabbed a bottle on the way out, and another friend sees me
> running out of the house, and follows me to see whats going on. I confront
> the guy, yell at him to get out of the jeep, at which point he gets out,
> looking extremely nervous, and starts slowly backing off while claiming he
> wasn't going through the jeep. We were maybe 15 feet away from him when
> this happened. Then he turns and takes off running. and we start off after
> him. After a few feet, I realize I have a bottle and a clear shot at the
> guy, so I threw it as hard as I could at the guy, who was probably about 30
> feet away now. The bottle did not arc at all, and struck the guy square in
> the back of the head. It hit him bottom end first, and floored him. As I
> walk up, my friend and I are tripping out on how hard I nailed the guy. I
> could never do that again if I tried. I get up there, and start cussing and
> yelling at the guy again. After a second or two he slowly gets up, and
> starts running again, holding his head while hes running. We take off after
> him again, this time my friend catches him first, and the guy is just
> standing there, asking why we did that. My friend is yelling at him, and I
> just run straight up to the guy, and kick him in the chest, knocking him
> backwards down a small hill, where I proceed to kick him some more as he
> lay there.
>
>   Before I go any further, let me explain this happened on the Georgia Tech
> campus, during the middle of Freaknik. Freaknik is a spring break party for
> black colleges, where thousands of black students converge on Atlanta for
> alot of wild parties, cruising, etc.
>
>    My buddy then tells me to stop, because there was a car coming up full
> and stopping that was full of black guys. Both my friend and I are white,
> the thief we caught in the Jeep was black. The thief then starts screaming
> for help from these guys, and I back off, and my buddy starts heading over
> to the car and explains whats going on. The guys in the car decide to just
> move on, but while this is happening, the thief gets up and limps off
> slowly. At this point, I am too winded to continue chasing the guy( I was
> extremely hungover). So as he's limping off I yell that if I saw him again,
> I'd kill him. When he heard that he started doubletiming his limp, I guess
> I had him pretty scared!
>
>    Beating that guy the way I did really made me feel good. I
> wholeheartedly recommend it!
>
> Brad
>
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