Crime fighter, part deux

[ya_bidabida]

 So after the Ypsi experience ( http://ya-bidabida.livejournal.com/17182.html), B and I just didn't feel comfortable renting in our chi-chi neighborhood in Atlanta filled with lawyers and their gardeners.  We ended up buying a house last June in an up-and-coming neighborhood in Decatur, just across the street from Atlanta.

Upon moving in we were

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[jan_town]

I can't believe you guys found the chairs! Did that woman steal them or did somebody else steal them and take them into the store?

[ya_bidabida]

Well, she told the police that "some guy" brought her the chairs that morning. "Some guy" who apparently sells her stuff all the time. Except she didn't know his name, or anything else about him. Interesting.

I'm sure that she either knows perfectly well that she's buying stolen stuff, or that she's just taking it herself. My reason for thinking our chairs would be there had everything to do with the weird vibe I got from the woman, rather than any logical train of thought, so I kind of feel like it was probably her.

Weird vibes are like statistical methods that you invent yourself. You don't entirely trust them at first, but you're much more willing to believe in them once they find the right answer in a simulation.

[_earthshine_]

I was obviously meant to be a crime fighter.

OMG, you'd make such an awesome super hero!

The way my life is going over here, i may jump in on that action. We can form one of those Justice League kinda things.

[ya_bidabida]

Thanks! My action figure will brandish a can of purple paint, and will be wearing an adult diaper, just in case.

If you decide to join, my old beat is open, and it sounds like you get to Ypsi once in awhile...

[mcniadh]

That is some impressive detective work indeed.

[ya_bidabida]

Thanks. How are you these days? Is biking happening?