Thank you, helpful cyclist

While I was walking on the Gateway State Trail on the afternoon of Oct. 27, I was mugged by a couple of young men who knocked me to the ground, tossed my glasses in the grass and took off with my wallet.

[KeeKee]

Couldn't agree more about the phone books. ARGH!

[bIG JOHN FROM WI]

Hi again!

[MN Observer]

KeeKee wrote:

Couldn't agree more about the phone books. ARGH!

Economically, we're all better off with the phone books. People are making a living with those phone books. If you don't wish to keep it, recycle it.

[Been there]

To Ann Rinkenberger and your daughter. Next year, carve out a couple of the pumpkins and fill them with Sakrete (instant concrete from the lumber yard) and put them at the end of your driveway. Make sure the pumpkins filled with concrete are a few of your larger pumpkins. Then let the little rats run them over and see what it does to the front end of their car. They might think twice about running over pumpkins the next time (or not, because they're mindless kids).

[Lights on]

I agree with the posting regarding following the law and having lights on when it is either dark or raining. However, I have found that most of the offenders are younger persons, first generation immigrants, or people talking on their cell phone. This law is another attempt to regulate "common sense". If you have it you have it. Not everybody has common sense. Pretty obvious. As far as the Police, show me a cop who will get out of their comfy warm cruiser to get all wet dealing with someone who does not care enough about driving to turn their lights on.

If you want to see some real dangerous driving, hang out near a school when the children are coming and going. here are some parents that place their own children in grave danger by disobeying simple rules and laws, like crossing the street in a crosswalk, etc.

[Prickstein]

about the North St Paul VFW theft incident -- don't assume the thief is male. More likely to be female. seriously. the thief is most likely a woman.

[justsaying]

Lights on wrote:

I agree with the posting regarding following the law and having lights on when it is either dark or raining. However, I have found that most of the offenders are younger persons, first generation immigrants, or people talking on their cell phone. This law is another attempt to regulate "common sense". If you have it you have it. Not everybody has common sense. Pretty obvious. As far as the Police, show me a cop who will get out of their comfy warm cruiser to get all wet dealing with someone who does not care enough about driving to turn their lights on.
If you want to see some real dangerous driving, hang out near a school when the children are coming and going. here are some parents that place their own children in grave danger by disobeying simple rules and laws, like crossing the street in a crosswalk, etc.

Amazed at your skill in identifying "first generation immigrants" while in the rain, driving.

[Neil Bobbit]

justsaying wrote:

<quoted text>
Amazed at your skill in identifying "first generation immigrants" while in the rain, driving.

It is easy if you can keep you eyes open.You should try it!

[Observer]

Neil Bobbit wrote:

<quoted text>
It is easy if you can keep you eyes open.You should try it!

It's even easier if you shut your brain off, it seems.

[Whizinator man]

Truthhurtz wrote:

<quoted text>
whats a pee pee

You really don't know what a Pee Pee is? How old are you? You have o be at least 18 to be here.

[Truthhurtz]

bIG JOHN FROM WI wrote:

Hi again!

Where you been hiding?
Sorry a s s packer fan.
It's about time you took your medicine.
Were you locked up for calling 911 and turning yourself in for driving drunk?

[Truthhurtz]

Whizinator man wrote:

<quoted text>
You really don't know what a Pee Pee is? How old are you? You have o be at least 18 to be here.

Listen up whizzy boy.
I am proud of the fact I am not familiar with a pee pee.
Now you on the other hand are up close and personal with them.
Please go tap your foot in someone elses bathroom stall.

[whatever]

Most phone books are now printed on recyclable paper. No trees involved.

[whatever]

OK, my post didn't appear. Let's try it again. Most phone books are printed on recyclable paper. No trees involved.

[whatever]

OH, sure! Now it'd duplicated!!!!

[Truthhurtz]

To whomever is rating thes posts thank you as they are much more colorful.

[Mr Ed]

Somebody buy the kid a blanket for the pony.

[Eastsider]

justsaying wrote:

<quoted text>
Amazed at your skill in identifying "first generation immigrants" while in the rain, driving.

They must have had a bumpersticker that read "I'm a first generation immigrant on a cell phone"

[Lower Taxes]

Get the bikes on the sidewalk our watch for finger and horn

[LiberalBuster]

Hey--When biking, carry a piece!