Well, if you find one in WV for $10, buy it and I'll send you enough money for shipping and the price of the devicemindlord said:Dude, so harsh! Sadly, it will probably end up in some pawn shop and only fetch 10$ because they won't know what it is. If I see it in West Virginia, I'll let you know.
, but seriously thank you.
forgot to say didn't I? F100. Thank you.atomicthumbs said:If I see one in Marin, I'll let you know.
Is it F100 or F200?
Stupidity on my part. I thought I had brought it in because I usually leave my windows down during the day time, and I came home from work and it was in my car and I left the windows down because I was supposed to go out after so I gave it no mind, but I ended up not leaving and accidentally left it in my truck where some one plucked it over night I assume. I feel so stupid for doing that because I know better, especially in my neighborhood.Alex. said:
Its sad that is how it is now, it shouldn't be.. it really shouldn't be but it is..SunSpire said:Man that sucks, I'm sorry!
I've got a slightly different problem atm too, somebody in the neighborhood keeps stealing my mail and I then find it opened in my mailbox days later, if at all. I told everyone I know to not send me any parcels as I fear they might get nicked too .. Don't trust anyone you don't know I say and think of your possessions at all times and make sure you know where they are even if you are not using them at the moment.
I hope you find another GP2X cheap somewhere, go get a F200 if you can, I'm sure you'd like it!
"SunSpire"
Ebay and craiglist. My friend found his stolen stereo on craigslist.quadomatic said:
SunSpire said:Man that sucks, I'm sorry!
I've got a slightly different problem atm too, somebody in the neighborhood keeps stealing my mail and I then find it opened in my mailbox days later, if at all. I told everyone I know to not send me any parcels as I fear they might get nicked too .. Don't trust anyone you don't know I say and think of your possessions at all times and make sure you know where they are even if you are not using them at the moment.
I hope you find another GP2X cheap somewhere, go get a F200 if you can, I'm sure you'd like it!
"SunSpire"
) and asked them a favor. They called out over the intercom that an important device had been stolen from someone, and that its internal GPS tracker had informed them that its position was somewhere in the east boat yard (Where all the visitors park).
I guess the "device" being called a "GP2X" which sounds very similar to GPS might have helped too.palmertech said:I got my GP2X stolen last year. It was at a large sailing club, and I had no idea who did it. Thinking fast, I went to the main office, and asked the ladys who work there (They are a my friends.
Nothing happened at first, so I kept looking. 30 minutes later, I walk by the office... And there it is. Someone had ditched it in front of the office doors. Thank goodness the GP2X is an obscure enough device for them to believe the announcement! They probably had no idea what they had nicked.
that is by far the funniest thing i've read in a while. :lol: glad to know you got it back tho!palmertech said:
my dad had an old HP Jornada stolen the same way, and as in your case i don't think the thieves knew what they took.
There is a simple solution to this: have a hole in the door for postSunSpire said:
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Orkie said:There is a simple solution to this: have a hole in the door for postSunSpire said:
You mean...some kind of letter....box....
