Someone slid off the bails must have been months ago and the pocket clip transferred itself to the bail. Well it will now live in my back pack.
by bionicpirate42
Someone slid off the bails must have been months ago and the pocket clip transferred itself to the bail. Well it will now live in my back pack.
by bionicpirate42
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Kershaw Filter Frame Lock – $20 new – very heavy, but a good knife.
I found a Rolex valued at $40,000 about a year ago. It looks like this in 36mm if anyone is interested lol 😂. Not my style.
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I found a bolt the other day with a washer still on it.
Sony BT Speaker, $100 Sprouts gift card, 9mm Glock…..
I found a dog name tag (from a collar) in the middle of a gravel trail. About another 5 is down the trail I ran into a woman and her dog. I asked, “your dog isn’t called “Rex” is it? Turns out it was his dog tag.
Yes, knives have been the most common to find roadside. Here is one from a few weeks ago. By far the nicest one I’ve found so far.
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I’ve found a couple of wallets too but they have always already been gone through and no money. I’ve just dropped them in a mailbox or straight to a post office.
Once I came across a backpack, I checked it because I was near a school and figured I could drop it off and hopefully make it back to the owner. I opened it up and there were clothes inside full of shit, vomit, and bugs. I noped out of there and said I would never try to be a stand up citizen again.
Hundreds of lug nuts/bolts
Tools. Cell phones. A working pair of noise cancelling headphones. Cash. A couple sets of keys that included car keys.
used condoms
My friend talked me into doing a tour in Brown County I *swore* I’d never do again. Hot, kinda ugly terrain, and a stop sign before every hill. We got a bit ahead of our group, so we pulled of to the side to regroup.
My friend noticed a kitten!
She did rescue, and realized the poor guy got dumped. I sat and played with him, while my friend arranged for a car to pick him up and take him to the start. I called my wife to see if we could bring him home.
My six months pregnant wife.
She agreed (“My maternal instinct kicked in–I couldn’t leave a baby!”). I brought him home, and he was my best friend until he passed away after seventeen years.
I found a $20 bill on a ride through the San Mateo County coast. Since it was free money I ended up donating it to the Bike Hut when I stopped there on my way up Tunitas Creek Road.
A DiNotte bike tail light. The mount was broken but I just used some JB Weld to fix it to a cheap reflector mount. The thing is stupidly bright and it still serves me well some 6-7 years later.
I found a ripped-open empty evidence bag during the late ’80s near the border of Belgium and West Germany. Ended up giving it to a friend who was making an indie film and used it as a prop.
Found a bag of weed once . The only problem was I did t have a paper.
I found a pair of Dr Dre beats earphones. New in the box. This was a few years ago when they were super popular.
About a dozen phones (not at the same time)
Believe it or not, that same knife back when I was hitch hiking the country.
A $10 bill, a nice level and a nice hex key set.
Similar, but a BenchMade.
I found a (2)bike rack that clips onto the boot of your car! And myself staring at a meth pipe with meth in it… for the longest red light of my life.
I have that knife, and yes, I found it on the street. The measure of a good knife is how it responds to being dropped from a moving vehicle, run over, and left in the rain.