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I had my bike stolen from the garage the other day which obviously annoyed me. I later found out the scally also tried to break into the house in the night by trying to take the beading out of the window. Dumb gits were wasting their time but worryingly the next door neighbours had a break in the day. They took his Audi keys so he had to get it taken away because it is his pride and joy.
With the recession these criminals will try it on more and more.
That's not good.
Britain is a nasty cesspit full of the most insidious of scally scum. I feel for the nice people as they are there, but they are swimming in a sea of sharks from government down to the wastelands.
You maybe right but still will not leave the place.
No guns man....you know what my friend bought the other day???Quote:
Originally Posted by Gandalf
http://www.pillicustomhomes.com/eshe...5-BM-M4-01.jpg
....a man's home is his castle!
I would get arrested having one of those.
I know, because you live in England and they aren't allowed....pity that ;)Quote:
Originally Posted by Master
Had my back wheel stolen last week, cost £108, so been a victim of crime twice in a couple of months, before that never happened to me before. :mad:
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Originally Posted by El KabongNo guns man....you know what my friend bought the other day???Quote:
Originally Posted by Gandalf
http://www.pillicustomhomes.com/eshe...5-BM-M4-01.jpg
....a man's home is his castle!
With one of those, a man's home is merely his headquarters.
I had my car broken into a few times, but generally I've lived in decent areas and I'm more likely to be the perpetrator rather than a victim of crime.
It may be a little weird, but I do have a baseball bat that is never too far away which I keep in my room. Although I live with my parents in the country, we did have one believed incident of an intruder who fled when my mam woke up. Nothing taken, just slightly worrying and we tightened security etc.
That reminds me of a police programAn Chinese man was trying to exchange yen for dollars and asks the American bank teller,Quote:
Originally Posted by superheavyrhun
"Why it change? Yestaday I get two hunat daras fo yen - today I get hunat eighty daras?
The bank teller says, "Fluctuations."
The Chinese man says, "Fluc you white guys too!
me where the guy said to the police who had stopped him that he kept the baseball bat for protection. they arrested him for carrying an dangerous weapon. If he had said someone left it there and he was going to throw it away he would have got away with it.
Thanks for including the Chinese joke in that response, even though I don't quite see its relevance. My baseball bat is always kept with my baseball, and is just there for sporting purposes if anyone asks.
Sorry that was a mistake, copy and paste gone wrong.Quote:
Originally Posted by superheavyrhun
Yes that is what you should say it is for.
Oddly enough the bike next to me at the station got nicked today, there is a camera but that has not deterred the scallies.
Master, you must resist the buggery.
Most burglars aren't getting hold of any sort of fire arm either. All Police forces have them though.Quote:
Originally Posted by El KabongI know, because you live in England and they aren't allowed....pity that ;)Quote:
Originally Posted by Master
Not really the point but just to appease all the anti-gun folks here, the studies done after strict gun laws have gone into effect show a spike in gun crime and over all violence and after those laws are repealed we see dramatic drops in crime altogether, why? When someone may be packing heat criminals start to rethink their choices.Quote:
Originally Posted by AdamGBMost burglars aren't getting hold of any sort of fire arm either. All Police forces have them though.Quote:
Originally Posted by El KabongI know, because you live in England and they aren't allowed....pity that ;)Quote:
Originally Posted by Master
So you're saying the riots we had would have been better had those partaking had access to firearms?
Not completely dismissing what you're saying, it's not a very linear way to look at things but open to debate I guess.
No, I'm just saying your average "gangsta" would be less apt to "throw down" with a random citizen if there was a chance that person might be carrying a gun, and the stats show just thatQuote:
Originally Posted by AdamGB
I just think that when people talk about gun laws they see it too black and white.
It's not just about criminals but 'normal citizens' too. Look at what just happened in Florida. A mistake made even bigger because a gun was involved.
I'm not 100% against them I just think good and bad people are both stupid.
That's only one case....ridiculous to try and make that seem like the norm.
One case, but you're talking about a life mate.
Sure it's not the norm, but my point is that most people are morons even if they're not villians... I see the way people do normal tasks like driving etc and I wouldn't trust them with a pair of safety scissors.
In this country most scumbags wouldn't think twice before sticking a knife in you, guns would make it a lot easier for them to do more damage.
Trayvon could have not attacked Zimmerman, I mean there WAS a fight and apparently Zimmerman feared for his life.
I took the decision to rip out my burglar alarm and disconnect the alarm bell. Instead, I planted two big ISIS flags in my garden.Quote:
Originally Posted by Master
My house is now being continually watched by MI5, the police and various security services.
I've never felt safer.