I left my side garage door open because I live in a good neighborhood.
You snuck in at night and stole my bike.
Touché.
However, I should warn you that I don't take getting fucked with lightly. I don't handle it well. It tends to make me mad. You wouldn't like me when I'm mad.
And it is in the spirit of being mad because I have recently been fucked with that I set about catching you. I will admit that at first, I simply sulked. I sulked and I burned. I burned with the great fury of someone who intensely dislikes the getting-fucked-with sensation. I burned like The Reverand Floater's genitals after illicit exploits with South American women. But with this terrible anger came a wonderful idea.
A honeypot.
I decided I would attempt to lure you back to the very same spot you had visited two nights previously when you liberated my mountain bike from my garage. My Gary Fisher Sugar 2. My first mountain bike. My only mountain bike. My Precioussss.
I would lure you back and set a trap. A trap that would wake the dogs, wake the neighborhood, wake the very dead! Yet, it would leave your rotten little corpuscule of a thief's body unharmed and hence, my future free of lawsuits. The first step?
The bait.
Mrs. phUnk's mountain bike had escaped the treachery of your first visit. Now it would be the sweet, sweet bait for your second visit and your inevitable undoing. I positioned the bike such that the front tire was actually peeking out from behind the garage door. Peeking out, as if to say, "My, my. The people who live here must be complete idiots. Look at the way they've stored me in plain sight of the street. It's almost as if they were too stupid to learn their lesson the first time you stole their bike. Now, come steal me."
"It'll be easy."
What you don't see, and won't see, is that you'll be running off with more than just a mountain bike if you should choose to visit my garage again tonight. There is fishing line tied securely to the seatpost of this bike.
12 pound test.
On the other end of this fishing line? A 5 foot long metal fence post, the kind you buy at a hardware store, the cheap kind, the kind that, when it falls on say... a concrete garage floor, it CLAAAAANGS so hard that your ears ring. That's right:
Onomatopoeia, motherfucker.
Once you've gotten the bike 4 feet out of the garage, the fishing line will pull taut and pull the fence post down onto the concrete, signaling the start of round one. This sound will wake me up. If it somehow fails to wake me up, it will most certainly wake my two dogs up, whose ferocious barking will certainly wake me up. Their barking will also cause you to shit your pants.
If, by some stoke of insane anti-karma, it fails to wake even my dogs up, then it will be time. Time for what? Time to:
Meet Mr Shovel
You see, Mr Shovel is hanging out with Mrs phUnk's bike and little Billy Fencepost in the garage tonight too. As it would happen, Mr Shovel is tied to a 12 foot long yellow nylon rope. The other end of the rope (as you are no doubt wondering,) is tied to the rear derailleur of Mrs phUnk's bike. If little Billy Fencepost should fail in any way, Mr Shovel is there to save the day/night.
I estimate you'll get about 2 bikes lengths down the driveway before your premature celebration will be cut short by the sound of a 6 pound metal shovel being dragged behind you. Can you drag a shovel and a fence post behind a bike with 2 flat tires down a 50 foot driveway faster than I can get out the front door?
We shall see.
At this point, you are officially fucked. You are officially fucked not because you've made an enormous amount of noise, but because I will be standing at the end of the driveway. I will be awake. I will be wearing shoes. I will be upset and I will be very, very ready to fuck your shit up.
I will already be outside and blocking your only exit because I have spent the entire night waiting for you. The front door is unlocked and there is a flashlight next to it. I have spent the night relaxing on the couch. I have been drinking Red Bull to give me wings should you attempt to flee the scene. I have been alternating the Bull with Gatorade, should the chase last all night. In other words:
I will be ready.
When you see me, you will run. I would expect nothing less from a thieving coward such as yourself. As you take your first few steps to escape, you will hear a distinct POP... HIIISSsssss behind you. That is the sound of a can of whoop-ass being opened just for you. I will take care to avoid spilling any, as I run you down in the street. You see; we are going to enjoy that can of whoop-ass together.
I promise.
After that point, if you should somehow survive the ordeal, I suspect you'll remember nothing more than the wail of the ambulance sirens and my crush of my foot on your throat. Perhaps you'll even remember hearing the EMTs remark how they've never seen a bike thief get so tangled up in the stolen bike's chain that his testicles were cut off.
They will also note how much my dogs enjoyed eating them.
Bookmarks