For the first time ever, I found utility in RCRD LBL just to read Steve Aoki's blog about how some kid hid behind Aoki's hotel room shower curtain at a crazie afterparty, and then stole all of his money, his laptop, and personal items, but then ended up returning them.
Hey look. It's a picture of the guy running away with Aoki's crap.

So instead of keeping Aoki's MacBook Pro and iTunes Library valued at around $1,000,000, the guy ended up returning it.
Here is the confession letter from the Aoki fan boy:
"Dear Steve Aoki,
I am a huge fan of yours, I love what your crew does. Last night, (March '07) at Element, there were some people who came to join with you after your show. I snuck in and hid behind the shower curtain. I was highly intoxicated, which when everyone had left, led me to come out into your room and take your napsack > lapttop inside. I have never stole before and never plan to again. Here is your stuff. I saw your money and ggot freaked. I truly amd sory and feel horrible for taking advantage of a great person/DJ. Email is gooddudeissorry@gmail.com. I hope you can move on from my stupidity and have a great rest of your tour. If you eever need anything in any city in Canada, I can hook you up. Again I am just 19 years old, young and innocent, love your music and love what you are about (aboot!). Here is what I took.
email: goodguyissorry@gmail.com
Believe in Love + KARMA!
I guess this raises a few important questions:
1. Would U Have Returned Aoki's Gear?
2. If you hid in Aoki's bath tub just to steal his crap, wouldn't you atleast take the time to write something cryptic on the walls with the blood of a murder victim? Didn't that one famous serial killer write 'BL00DY B33TR00TZ' on the walls of that one famous murder?
2a. Maybe it's just me, but don't you get more satisfaction out of doing WEIRD acts of vandalism, as opposed to stealing stuff? Wouldn't it be way kewler to take a crap in Aoki's DJ Backpack, or something like that?
3. How much money does Steve Aoki carry in his wallet? U know what they say about people who need to pay for things in cash.
4. Is gooddudeissorry@gmail.com just a Dim Mak up-and-coming artist?
5. Is this a publicity stunt by some guy, just like that time Patrick Moberg fell in love with that girl in the subway?
6. Should the guy have kept the gear, and launched his own DJ career under the name DJ I YOINKED AOKI'S GEAR (aka DJ YNKD K'S GR)
7. I will give a $30 gift certificate to TGIFriday's to the person who sends the most hilarious email to goodguyissorry@gmail.com . Tell him he's a good person. Or that he's a FGGT.
Anyways, visit the RCRD LBL DM MK BLG to read more about the day that 'could have changed the course of Steve Aoki's DJ career for 3 days until he bought new crap,' but more importantly, find out whether or not Steve Aoki is the kind of blogger who capitalizes the first word of every sentence.