Coal Stove Theft
- freetown fred
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Guys, let's not forget the 99 & 44/100% of decent people that are out here--or should we all just run on paranoia which is pretty much what I'm reading here--ya never know who's casing the joint Louie--pleeeeze
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I guess you have never been attacked in your home by intruders, I have. I was robbed and nearly beaten to death. It's not a good feeling. It's not paranoia, it is just being aware.freetown fred wrote:Guys, let's not forget the 99 & 44/100% of decent people that are out here--or should we all just run on paranoia which is pretty much what I'm reading here--ya never know who's casing the joint Louie--pleeeeze
I'll bet the veiw from your Ivory Tower is pretty nice.
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I especially enjoy the stories of people electrocuting themselves trying to steal copper wire. You just never can tell if that baby is live. A few years ago some guy climbed a tower to cut a wire that turned out to be live. I guess it lit him up pretty good; luckily he had an accomplice who was able to notify the authorities about the corps hanging in the tower.Uglysquirrel wrote:Or how about the low lifes who stole downed copper power lines in CT during that October storm, the out of state workers told me that they or the local utility did'nt anticipate the long lengths of wire they had to replace instead of a simple joint. They told me where it was cut along the downed line was suggestive of a guy standing in the back of a pickup.
- freetown fred
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That doesn't affect the numbers at all William. I'm sorry for your experience. I'd bet your house is more secure today.
wsherrick wrote:I guess you have never been attacked in your home by intruders, I have. I was robbed and nearly beaten to death. It's not a good feeling. It's not paranoia, it is just being aware.freetown fred wrote:Guys, let's not forget the 99 & 44/100% of decent people that are out here--or should we all just run on paranoia which is pretty much what I'm reading here--ya never know who's casing the joint Louie--pleeeeze
I'll bet the veiw from your Ivory Tower is pretty nice.
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I am not worried as Janet and her buddies are protecting me day after day......ya never know who's casing the joint Louie--pleeeeze
http://townhall.com/tipsheet/katiepavlich/2011/11 ... _a_big_cat
It's like a warm blanket.
Every year we would put our pumpkins the kids carved out and every year kids would take and smash them. I moved them right onto the porch next to my door and they still took and smashed them. The dog would bark and I would get outside as fast as I could but all I would hear is footsteps running away and laughter. So I decided to give them baited pumpkins instead. I had fish line hooked to a string of cans.....all that did was make them smash them right there on my porch and I still didn't catch them. But I did finally get them to leave my pumpkins alone. I again put baited pumpkins out there but this time I smeared them full of dog#*@%. They took the bait, my dog barked and I made it out in time to hear footsteps in the distance then I heard a lot of cussing and swearing, one of them even called me an @$$hole for some reason. I never lost any more pumpkins after that.
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Locally we have had a Bridge stolen:
http://www.post-gazette.com/neighborhoods-north/2 ... 1110150175
But...They got caught
http://www.post-gazette.com/neighborhoods-north/2 ... 1110150175
But...They got caught
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It wasn't so long ago that we hung horse thieves. While I am not saying we should hang someone for stealing, but a good 9mm shot to the knee would forever serve as a reminder to the thief as to why he is limping. No question as a society we have gotton to soft on crime of all kinds.SMITTY wrote:Thieves should be shot. They serve absolutely no purpose in society.
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- freetown fred
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Hanging would be my choice, or a good kill shot. Knees heal & perps come back. At least I would if I were that low of a scum-bag. Yes OD, we unfortunatly have---we can thank the libbers for that situation. I love that Sherriff out in Arizona or where ever the heck he is from.
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Gotta love the Libby Pinko's and thier warped since of what is right and wrong. I may have found anothe Crane #44 though to be honest I kindof now have my heart set on a Chubby Jr.
Anyone out there have a Chubby Jr? Comments? Concerns? Compliments? Complaints?
Gotta love the Libby Pinko's and thier warped since of what is right and wrong. I may have found anothe Crane #44 though to be honest I kindof now have my heart set on a Chubby Jr.
Anyone out there have a Chubby Jr? Comments? Concerns? Compliments? Complaints?
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Sheriff Joe Arpiao, Maricopa County ( Phoenix, Mesa, Tempe, etc.) AZ - best place I've ever lived. Still trying to figure out why I came back to this state ....freetown fred wrote:I love that Sherriff out in Arizona or where ever the heck he is from.
Sorry for your loss. I know how it feels.
I had 2 toolboxes stolen right out of my truck this year. Right in front of my place. I had motion floodlights too. I didn't even realize it until days later. I leave stuff at customer's houses all the time. I eventually realized they were stolen but couldn't figure out where. When I saw a cop come up our street I stopped him. He knew they had the toolboxes at the police station. Some dirtbag sneak-thief had parked on the dark street in front of the place. They caught him coming out of a car up the street. The officer was cordial and cool, said it was a homeless dude. Guess he lived in his car.
I had 2 toolboxes stolen right out of my truck this year. Right in front of my place. I had motion floodlights too. I didn't even realize it until days later. I leave stuff at customer's houses all the time. I eventually realized they were stolen but couldn't figure out where. When I saw a cop come up our street I stopped him. He knew they had the toolboxes at the police station. Some dirtbag sneak-thief had parked on the dark street in front of the place. They caught him coming out of a car up the street. The officer was cordial and cool, said it was a homeless dude. Guess he lived in his car.
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- ValterBorges
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Duty to Retreat. What a bunch of horse shizniz....
Shot him in the toe then shove a branch up his ARSE and tell them he was trying to climb over your bushes.
Shot him in the toe then shove a branch up his ARSE and tell them he was trying to climb over your bushes.
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but this time you would hear him coming. I would send the wife out to beat the c rap out of him.Knees heal & perps come back.