Some bar-steward Chav Stole My Phone!!

[JamesHealey]

Well yea, pretty much what it says..

sat on the bus and i got pick pocketed, noticed as he was doing down the isle ran after him and tried to catch the bar-steward but couldnt catch the $%&#er, £250 quid phone down the drain.. no insurance.

bar-steward tw@t.

[indysmith]

ouch thats real bad luck dude! It happens to the best of us - i only tend to buy trousers with zips on the pockets nowadays, hehe

A few months ago i was on the bus, and this real creepy bloke i didn't know kept talking to me, about all these women he'd raped, and how he was barred from every pub in the area, so he was going to burst some guy's car's tyres :? he scared the shite out of me, and wen i was getting off the bus he kept yelling at me, and i tried to ignore him but he ran up to me and...
gave me my phone back; it'd dropped out my pocket onto the chair.
That was lucky. Was quite taken aback.

[38thBeatle]

That is bad- pity you are not Insured. Someone stole my phone a few years ago and I bought a replacement and got my old number back and started getting strange messages.Cutting a long story short, I found out who stole it and well, lets just say they paid for it in more ways than one.

[JamesHealey]

well i can view my phones activity online via my-tmobile..
i just hope the bar-stewards stupid enough to use it.

[dave_mc]

that sucks. I always use a really old phone- not really to avoid getting it stolen, I'm just cheap. But it has added benefits, I guess.

Still, it's a sad indictment of the times we live in that you can't buy a nice phone without worrying about it getting stolen.
When I were young, no-one would steal your phone, normally because it was so heavy you couldn't run while carrying it.


 Also, it always seems that when you take out insurance, you don't need it, and when you don't... stupid murphy's law, I guess.

[_tom_]

that sucks. I always use a really old phone- not really to avoid getting it stolen, I'm just cheap. But it has added benefits, I guess.

Still, it's a sad indictment of the times we live in that you can't buy a nice phone without worrying about it getting stolen.
When I were young, no-one would steal your phone, normally because it was so heavy you couldn't run while carrying it.


 Also, it always seems that when you take out insurance, you don't need it, and when you don't... stupid murphy's law, I guess.

+1, I never saw the point in flashy phones. I still have an old Nokia 3410 which my dad gave me when he got a new one :lol: its actually the most reliable phone in the house, everyone elses always seems to break and my 3410 still going strong :D

[38thBeatle]

You could do what my Mum did.Bought a mobile but never takes it out of the house in case she looses it.Go figure.

[JamesHealey]

well the daft bar-steward has been stupid enough to use it i've got 3 mobile phone numbers he's rung, spoken to em and they're all typical chavs, didn't really have a go at em etc.. just kept asking em there names whilst they shouted at me down the phone, none of my mates speak like that so it's cool.

just one extra piece of info about the tw@ts, i'd love to see this through to a prosecution it'd be hillariously cool.

I've got the serial number of my phone, bus number and cctv footage, phone numbers of the thief or his friends, and i know they're known to the police coz the dumb bar-stewards were talking about it before they lifted it off me.

so yea for once might actually get somewhere with a petty theft charge.

[Miracle Man Matt]

Good.. if it was me Id try find out where he lived and give him a FU**ing good kicking.... Its what all those snotty nosed abusive tw@ts need to show them wat a disgrace to the human race they are... If only it were 40 years ago and they would get a good kicking instead of some sort of puffy warning and 'social services'.  Im only 20 but I realise that England was a far better place then,(apart from being post war and all that) they really do piss me off.  England has got far too nanny state!!!!

rant over

MMM

[Muzzzz]

Well i live in a small rural australian town. Theft hasn't even been invented here , I've lost my phone at least 4 times, and it's been handed back to me each of those times. oh, and a good rant it was, MMM.

[maliciousteve]

Some people just don't know the meaning of the word respect. That's RESPECT, not RESPEK INNIT!!01. Alot of them just need a swift fist or several to the head and they won't start on you again. Their parents need a bloody good hiding too.

Luckily the only abuse I get is little kiddy chavs driving past in cars with their older brothers shouting "GREEBO" then speeding off (coz dey iz liek reely ard innit). Could be to do with my size and I look quite intimidating to some people (I'm really quite a softy unless provoked   :D )

[indysmith]

(I'm really quite a softy unless provoked   :D )

said "malicious" steve :P

[ToneMonkey]

Someone tried to mug my brother for his phone last year.  So my brother obliged by wraping it round the side of the guys head and leaving him on the floor with alot of blood on the wrong side of his skin.  Did break his phone though so he must have hit him hard.

Oh well, shouldn't mug someone when they've just had an argument with their missus.  :twisted:

[Crazy_Joe]

I can't stand little tw@ts like that, i would find out where he lives then just go and beat the cr@p out of him, take back the phone, then give him another whack for the trouble caused.

[dave_mc]

+1, I never saw the point in flashy phones. I still have an old Nokia 3410 which my dad gave me when he got a new one :lol: its actually the most reliable phone in the house, everyone elses always seems to break and my 3410 still going strong :D

ahahaha, a man after my own heart. I have my sister's old phone. :lol:

You could do what my Mum did.Bought a mobile but never takes it out of the house in case she looses it.Go figure.

 :lol:  :lol:  :lol:

well the daft bar-steward has been stupid enough to use it i've got 3 mobile phone numbers he's rung, spoken to em and they're all typical chavs, didn't really have a go at em etc.. just kept asking em there names whilst they shouted at me down the phone, none of my mates speak like that so it's cool.

just one extra piece of info about the tw@ts, i'd love to see this through to a prosecution it'd be hillariously cool.

I've got the serial number of my phone, bus number and cctv footage, phone numbers of the thief or his friends, and i know they're known to the police coz the dumb bar-stewards were talking about it before they lifted it off me.

so yea for once might actually get somewhere with a petty theft charge.

awesome. good luck!

Good.. if it was me Id try find out where he lived and give him a FU**ing good kicking.... Its what all those snotty nosed abusive tw@ts need to show them wat a disgrace to the human race they are... If only it were 40 years ago and they would get a good kicking instead of some sort of puffy warning and 'social services'.  Im only 20 but I realise that England was a far better place then,(apart from being post war and all that) they really do piss me off.  England has got far too nanny state!!!!

rant over

MMM

*guesses you read the daily mail*

I remember once they had an article once about how life in Victorian times was better than now. No joke. It was amazing. Somewhat surprisingly, a life expectancy of about 40 wasn't mentioned. Nor was the prevalence of TB and no antibiotics/vaccines.

I love the Daily Mail, never let thinking get in the way of a good article.

Some people just don't know the meaning of the word respect. That's RESPECT, not RESPEK INNIT!!01. Alot of them just need a swift fist or several to the head and they won't start on you again. Their parents need a bloody good hiding too.

Luckily the only abuse I get is little kiddy chavs driving past in cars with their older brothers shouting "GREEBO" then speeding off (coz dey iz liek reely ard innit). Could be to do with my size and I look quite intimidating to some people (I'm really quite a softy unless provoked   :D )

greebo?