Service dog
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ERROR: Earth.exe has crashedreplied to [email protected] last edited by
People who need a service dog probably aren't that tech saavy (if they are elderly) and thus not have a lockscreen, or if they got the service dog because of blindness, they probably don't want to deal with the inconvienience of a lockscreen (accessibility features might be limited if the phone is in BFU mode), so theft from a person using a service dog (however dispicable that action is) would actually be a great chance of hitting "jackpot" (unlocked phone that you can sell).
And if they do use a screen lock, they probably also have biometrics to make it easier to unlock. Grab their finger or use their face and unlock it and go reset their google/icloud account using those same biometrics. Then you can use the new password to remove the account from the device. Voila, activatiom locks are gone!
Also, even if you can't unlock it, the parts might still be worth something. You just have to do more crime to make the same amount of money.
This information is for entertainment purposes only, please do not steal phones from the average person, especially not disabled person using a service animal.
(instead, go shoplift from corporate chain stores)
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[email protected]replied to [email protected] last edited by
Savage. I love it.
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[email protected]replied to [email protected] last edited by
Oh cute that dear is approaching me. I'm sure it's not gonna have rabies or anything of the sort.
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Yes! If I found a person in distress on the other side I would be disapointed. "Shit..it's just a kid having a Seizure... I was hoping for puppies"
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[email protected]replied to [email protected] last edited by
tbf if a fucking lion crossed my path and instead of killing me waited for me to follow I would.
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š° š š± š¦ š³ š¦ š° ā¹ļøreplied to [email protected] last edited by
Be out at a store
Approached by service dog without owner
Grab the handle on its back so it can lead me
Takes me home
MFW I'm now some dog's pet because I followed it home
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[email protected]replied to š° š š± š¦ š³ š¦ š° ā¹ļø last edited by
You may have forgotten your Alzheimer's meds.
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[email protected]replied to [email protected] last edited by
Yeah, he's probably got a legendary quest for you.
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[email protected]replied to [email protected] last edited by
Free dog too!
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That's why you jump on a raised object so it can't attack you and check it's inventory before assuming it's safe.
1: "oh look a puppy!" 2: "watch out honey, he's got a knife" dog: "wha- no no I don't" ļø
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Midnight Wolfreplied to ERROR: Earth.exe has crashed last edited by
That's way, way too much what ifs. Just go up, steal the phone, and scream at them WHAT'S YOUR FUCKING PIN.
This is not a situation I have thought about at length. Absolutely not.
(I'm disabled )
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Midnight Wolfreplied to š° š š± š¦ š³ š¦ š° ā¹ļø last edited by
Takes me home
To the place, I BELOOOONNNGGG
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West Virginiaaaaaaa, golden dogggoooooo
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[email protected]replied to [email protected] last edited by
This happened to me once in real life, sorta. I was several miles deep into a trail along the base of a mountain when a couple of loose dogs and I crossed paths. Of course there was no cellphone reception, so I was a bit at a loss as to what I should do. Neither one of them would actually come up close to me, but they were close enough that I could see they didn't have collars. I feel like there's a learning opportunity there, always keep your dogs on a leash when you're out in public.
Anyway, first I tried to follow them as best I could, thinking they might pull a Lassie and lead me to their owner or owners. Maybe it was someone in need of help, after all. After what felt like hours of walking, still no sign of the owners. At this point I was getting tired and running low on water, plus it was getting late and starting to sprinkle.
I decided to turn back. Figured I'd call the cops or something once I got back to my car and could get close enough into town for my phone to start working again. Go figure, the dogs followed me. That whole time I thought I was following them. Anyway, get to the stairs leading up to the parking lot, and this lady at the top belted out a screech that could have shattered adamantium. Apparently the dogs were "wild coyotes". Like I was supposed to know that somehow?
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[email protected]replied to [email protected] last edited by
I've been around coyotes my entire life and usually when you see them, they're already high-tailing the other direction. Either you have some super-tame coyotes or those weren't coyotes.
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[email protected]replied to [email protected] last edited by
If you're going to be venturing out into coyote country alone you should at least be able to differentiate them from dogs. Not safe for you or the coyotes.
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[email protected]replied to [email protected] last edited by
more than 1 will follow you because they know humans are dumb enough to feed them.
more than 3 and you're the meal.
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Dragon Rider (drag)replied to [email protected] last edited by
He actually belonged to your mum
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[email protected]replied to [email protected] last edited by
There's a lot of animals to be more afraid of than coyotes and wolves. I think between them there's been maybe 4 fatalities in the last century. The last thing I would get in front of is a moose cow with a calf, that's a good way to find Valhalla.
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[email protected]replied to [email protected] last edited by
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Coyote
average male weight is 18-44 lbs... female 15-40.
Suuure, and next thing ya know, those rocs will snatch you up by accident if you're riding an elephant.