Terrible Day

[cort]

Originally Posted by Smokin Gator

Bastages... but dont' let it get ya down. Have a drink, a good stick, and be glad you have tomorrow to look forward to with God's blessings.

Originally Posted by longknocker

Sorry To Hear This, Gary. Reminds Me Of A Time "Many Years Ago", When, As A Poor Student, Someone Stole The Battery Out Of My Car. I Slept In The Car All Nite After I Bought A New Battery Several Days Later, Just Waiting For Them To Come Back. Of Course, I Only Hurt Myself, As They Never Showed Up. Grab Yourself A Good Stick & Beverage & Try To Forget About It, My Friend.

Thanks guys. A drink and cigar are in my near future

[pnoon]

Sorry to hear that, Gary.

Let me know if there is anything I can do - even if it's just a shoulder to lean on or an ear to listen.

Check local pawn shops. They are required to get ID so you can have the thieves busted if you find the tools.

[cort]

Originally Posted by pnoon

Sorry to hear that, Gary.

Let me know if there is anything I can do - even if it's just a shoulder to lean on or an ear to listen.

Thanks Pete. I great big bear hug might help Smoke one for me tonight bro and I will feel much better.

[pnoon]

Originally Posted by Cort

Thanks Pete. I great big bear hug might help Smoke one for me tonight bro and I will feel much better.

I did, Brother.

[Jbailey]

Sorry to hear Gary.

Just a bunch of @ssbags.

[St. Lou Stu]

Originally Posted by Cort

Thanks guys. A drink and cigar are in my near future

Gary, stake out Craigslist for tools that may match yours.
If you see something that is suspicious, contact the local lawman.

Its a stretch, but I have had friends recover automotive tools this way.

Also, if you have the time, peek in the local pawn shops and notify them if you see something that is yours. In most cases they are bound by law to surrender stolen goods.

[cort]

Originally Posted by St. Lou Stu

Gary, stake out Craigslist for tools that may match yours.
If you see something that is suspicious, contact the local lawman.

Its a stretch, but I have had friends recover automotive tools this way.

Also, if you have the time, peek in the local pawn shops and notify them if you see something that is yours. In most cases they are bound by law to surrender stolen goods.

Will do. Thanks