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OT - How can thieves look in the mirror?
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Posted by farmerboybill on March 28, 2005 at 05:33:51 from (209.83.11.10):
Dad's been selling hay in Fennimore for the past several months. Two weeks ago, we bought a nice deckover bumper hitch trailer on a 2 5/16 ball to haul the hay. Racks are just not made for long road trips. Anyhow, dad took that trailer up with hay on it and went back to get a rack of straw(gotta do what ya gotta do). When he got back up to the sale, he checked over the trailer and some SOB had stole the ball and the two pipe wrenches he left for the buyer. It's a total loss of about 20 bucks, but still. How do these dudes look themselves in the mirror in the morning?
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