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  • Balki, they are aimed at commuters whom don't what get
    wheels ripped off an have a few products for bike security bolts.

    my friend is a commuter, she needs put bike on railings outside office
    was only trying to help, an ended up the whole lot falling into a
    massive angry rant..because i care about my friends?

    i had a weird day with a difficult friend whom drove me round the bend trying calm her down
    saying way out stuff an talking about heavy emotional stuff,
    an presume it only was fuel to my rage in some respect? shall try avoid it because
    i have my own stuff, an there is little point trying to reason with someone whom is
    being abusive in public? it gave me a total headache, an be honest i was really upset
    as i get dragged into a emotional hell everyday in some way...
    i do meet a lot of nice people here but at times, the negative stuff gets me really down,
    so just wanted do something about it but what?

    as i now understand we could only help others whom ask it,
    not those who disrespect or rebel as the burden they cause is reason to turn away.
    why i am emotional dumping ground for people isn't so fair, am not trained in this
    or really could give my time in that way, but seems my kindness isn't enough for those that have needs as great as some that never are met, an that it has become difficult on a emotional level
    for me effecting my overall welfare an sanity.

    my feelings are sometimes obscured by stuff i cannot control,
    i have a lot of personal anger/stress/pain an seems at times gets a lot worse
    if things go weird, the whole week had become obscured everywhere?
    did anyone else notice this?

    Balki has credit, an thanks for that "what is a pitlock anyway?"
    my answer is some expensive item which is aimed at security
    of cycle whilst in crime ridden areas of where cycles go missing.

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