How Not to Steal a Sidekick
timmit was one of many readers to point out the story of a stolen Sidekick, writing with this excerpt from the site: ""When my friend realized that she had left the Sidekick in the taxi she asked me to immediately send a message to the phone saying that we would give a reward for the phone. There was no response. After a day of waiting, she had to go to the store and spend over $300 on a new Sidekick. When she put her SIM card in, she saw that the person(s) that had taken the phone had not only signed on to AOL leaving their name and password in the phone, but they had taken pictures of themselves." I can sympathize, after someone with the address Rmluckyguy@aol.com tried to sell me back the Visor Deluxe stolen from my car last year in Philadelphia. I hope Evan has better luck.
and started a killing rampage to feed his nine children.
Did he get enough meat off those starving Iraquis to feed his nine kids? Or is this about some kind of bounty paid for dead Iraquis? Let us all know, as many here are looking for unique investment opportunities like these.
Who would win this election: Andrew Weiner vs Andrew Weiner's weiner.
If that sidekick had belonged to Chuck Norris, it would have ceased to function in the hands of a mortal, particularly a thief. It would also have automatically summoned Chuck to the thief's real location, where Chuck would have traded him one sidekick for another.