Fuel thieves got me.

I made the mistake of smiling at one in West Memphis and she tried to jump in my truck while I was leaving.

 

I'm with you too. I don't doubt some of this stuff happens but, fortunately, I have a ho-hum job. Though once, I did have my tandems pin pulled but I caught it when I did my pretrip.

 

Hi icsheeple, Ha. That happened to me in Chicago at a stop light once. I looked over at some black girl with fish net stockings on, and WHAM, that's all it took. She jumped on my right fuel tank and smiled and had about 3 teeth in her mouth, Good thing the door was locked. She asked if I wanted a date and I let the clutch fly and she jumped off.

 

[QUOTE="semi" retired;4447099]Hi icsheeple, Ha. That happened to me in Chicago at a stop light once. I looked over at some black girl with fish net stockings on, and WHAM, that's all it took. She jumped on my right fuel tank and smiled and had about 3 teeth in her mouth, Good thing the door was locked. She asked if I wanted a date and I let the clutch fly and she jumped off.[/QUOTE]

hahahah. YEah, Ive learned not to look their way. She jumped up on my passenger step too, and a quick clutch bump and she got the idea. Bunch of fellers on the CB were laughing pretty hard about it.

 

Especially when you consider that the jury is made up of people who couldn't figure out how to get out of jury duty.

 

I keep a monster pair of channel locks in the jockey box ,reef on the caps. Keeps the casual thiefs out cheaper then locking cap and just as secure ,which aint much.

 

Trial by jury Fair trial and HANGEM in the MORNING gets better results

 

My mistake was jokingly telling her I swung the other way . I wasn't impressed with who knocked next lol

 

I could never trust my fuel gauge enough put in those antisyphon inserts.
I want to be able to see it.

 

Not to long ago, there was a full-on flaming rant thread about those idiots who park nose in. This is only one of the many reasons I pull nose in.