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Interesting how many people tried to stop the fellow with the axe, but apparently nobody called the police. I am quite sure that among all of the bystanders, one of them had a cell phone. The other interesting thing is that the person who stole the bike is not the same one who chopped down the tree.
They were afraid to call the police – in their crowd a moser might get their house set on fire.
…But tell me that wasn’t one of the funnier videos you’ve seen in a while.
They were afraid to call the police – in their crowd a moser might get their house set on fire.
In some communities it takes alot less.
I assumed that those we saw were the thief’s friends and that he shopped and hid the ax when strangers walked by. Note: this was filmed 2 blocks from Yeshiva Torah V’das.
derech it was hilarious
I think that I shall never see
Something as ugly as that tree
Since I saw no official warden
I went and made like Lizzie Borden
With my mighty gleaming ax
I felled that tree with several whacks
Now I no longer need to hike
Thanks to my liberated bike
If using my ax breaks the law
Think President George W.
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“Note: this was filmed 2 blocks from Yeshiva Torah V’das. “
True, but 2 blocks in the wrong direction. Kensington is a very hard to define nabe. Some blocks see nothing, others see everything.
Had this happened on E. 4th and Ave F, you’d have had more calls to Shomrim than the ax man could deliver chops to the tree.
Hah, y’all.
Ah needed a bahk, so Ah went to mah preachuh tuh fahnd out what tuh do.
He tol’ me “Axe, and yuh shall receive”.
So, Ah did.
An’ Ah did.
-Jimmah from Geojah
ah’s told ya to axe faw a buck
naht axe faw a bike
_Jimmah from Geojah’s preachuh
Hah, Preachuh.
Whups, mah bad theah.
Waal, no problem – Ah guess me an’ mah axe got anothuh job tuh do…
Obviously NOT a yiddishe kup, why not just axe the chain?
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It’s so funny I go to Torah V’dass and didn’t hear about it till two days later. The Torah vdos block and surrounding blocks are pretty good but if you go more then a couple blocks, it’s scary.
Very racist posts icot and ayc im surprised at both of you
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Serious answer:
(This being New York, no one even questioned me. True to Murphy’s law, the keys turned up shortly after the locks were cut – in one case, within minutes.)
The Goq-
It isn’t racist at all – that’s a southern accent.
(C’mon you should know me better than that.)
So you’re anti-southern icot?
Why is makin’ fun of ’em southerners accent different than makin’ of ’em black folks accent?
Pac-Man-
Who said I’m anti-southern?
Some of my best friends are penguins.
These trees are considered City property so when they find the thief it won’t be a matter of just stealing some kid’s bike there will be serious consequences.
Please supply honest answers to the following questions:
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Former Parks Comissioner Henry Stern was very makpid about his trees’ welfare, to the extent that he had large fines given to people who locked their bikes to trees.
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