Colliehauler:
Most people around here would take a aluminum bat to you for trying to steal a generator. What if you caught someone pouring water into your truck tank, would you think that was acceptable?
You are bound and determined to argue about items that are not the thrust of my point aren't you? This leads me to believe that you are one of those that my point is railing against.
Good luck with the baseball bat. I carry 37 9mm 124gr Jacketed Hollow Point rounds and the means to discharge them with the benefit of 10 years "tip of the spear" military experience to ensure they are properly and effectively utilized. Generally my demeanor, should it turn from the normally fun and harmless person I usually am to my alter ego, is sufficient to cause people to hesitate. The sudden appearance of a firearm usually guarantees a second thought on their behalf. You'll notice though that despite the fact I do carry everywhere I legally may I did not advocate any form of violence until you decided that I would be attacked with a baseball bat - that, my dear lad, is called self defense.
As to pouring water into my truck... OK, I'll entertain your silliness. Firstly, my truck doesn't get left running for extended periods of time day or night. Secondly, and you know this but you're just being obtuse, my truck doesn't sound like a contractors Genny. Lastly, bleeding a Genny is a lot easier than purging an F-150 EcoBoost and pouring water into the system would have the police called immediately.
Sitting back with a beer and some popcorn and awaiting your next obtuse and silly response... Conversely, you could address the thrust of my posts that being that people who allow bad behavior by doing nothing are granting permission for said behavior and making it worse for people down the line because the offenders begin to think the behavior is acceptable. Or is there a flaw in my proposition?
