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Boo, I agree with you completely. And it's not just bikes, it's people in general, and I'm definitely not siding with "the lady" in your case, or "the guy and his wife in the situation above", but I can't say that I've never made a mistake or done anything foolish in my life. I've made a milliion of them. That being said, unless the poster had never made a mistake, wishing someone's bike to get run over was just BS to me.
It was not a mistake, and it was not foolish, IT WAS breaking the law, and as far as im concerned, if his bike got trashed, it was his fault. HA
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