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Chat Area => General Car Chat => Topic started by: STEMO on 07 January 2017, 11:29:01
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It had been ransacked this morning. They took:
1) My car park change cup with about £10 in loose change, and
2) The boots I use when I'm walking the dog, complete with mud and leaves. ;D
I was a bit annoyed that they refused my CD's. Don't people like New Order these days? :(
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Must admit that i sometimes go out in the morning and find it unlocked :-[. So far i,ve been lucky, the bugger is still here. :D
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bastards. >:(
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That`s Barnsley for you, left mine unlocked on several occasions and it was never touched ;D
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They only break in and thieve from locked ones around here. ::)
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They only break in and thieve from locked ones around here. ::)
Too stupid to try the handles... Different breed of ne'erdowell up north :D
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They only break in and thieve from locked ones around here. ::)
Too stupid to try the handles... Different breed of ne'erdowell up north :D
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Very true.
Many moons ago the windows to my car were smashed and stuff taken.
The doors were unlocked. Thick little turds. :(
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It may be best if Steve leaves the whippet in the car overnight to deter the little shits. ::)
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It may be best if Steve leaves the shits in the car overnight to deter the little whippets. ::)
Fixed :D
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The wife is forever leaving her car unlocked (fiat panda ) but nobody even looks at it, I hate the little thing, she absolutely loves it.
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My dad always used to leave his car unlocked and if the weather was dry he'd leave the windows open too.When I asked him once why,he said "If they want something they'll have it,and if the car's locked they'll break a window to get it.So I may as well make it easy for them and save the damage".Round here they'll brick the windows of a car,not particularly to nick anything,but just for the sake of finding something to do with the brick!!!
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Can think of a couple of ideas :-X
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So can I,but them the plod would be hammering my door in,while the 'tards get off scot free >:(
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I used to work with a building 'clerk of works ' who also bred & judged Staffordshire Bull Terriers.
One day in the early 1980's he parked his car somewwhere in sarf london. One dog that used to go to work with him was dozing in the car so cracked the windows open for ventilation.
When he came back to the car there was blood on the drivers window and the tip of someone's thumb on the drivers seat......
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I used to work with a building 'clerk of works ' who also bred & judged Staffordshire Bull Terriers.
One day in the early 1980's he parked his car somewwhere in sarf london. One dog that used to go to work with him was dozing in the car so cracked the windows open for ventilation.
When he came back to the car there was blood on the drivers window and the tip of someone's thumb on the drivers seat......
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I have Boxers , god help anyone who tries to get in mine if they are in it , very protective of their space.
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I keep leaving keys in ign. No bugger nicks it, but does hit the battery
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So can I,but them the plod would be hammering my door in,while the 'tards get off scot free >:(
Just remember No victim = No crime :o
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I used to work with a building 'clerk of works ' who also bred & judged Staffordshire Bull Terriers.
One day in the early 1980's he parked his car somewwhere in sarf london. One dog that used to go to work with him was dozing in the car so cracked the windows open for ventilation.
When he came back to the car there was blood on the drivers window and the tip of someone's thumb on the drivers seat......
;D ;D ;D ;D
Criminal stupidity never ceases to amaze me. You would need to be pretty thick to attempt to break into a car with a staffie inside. Karma :y
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One of the things i love about this part of Spain is it is like England was in my youth. We never locked our house up except when we went on holiday. Could never find the key. Same with cars.
Here people leave there cars unlocked but do lock them when they go to the big town (20,000 people) Farmers leave their tractors and caterpillar tractors in the olive groves.
Bigger towns and cities are just like the UK.
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Your boots must have been so stinking that they made a run for it and took your money! :P ;D
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I used to work with a building 'clerk of works ' who also bred & judged Staffordshire Bull Terriers.
One day in the early 1980's he parked his car somewwhere in sarf london. One dog that used to go to work with him was dozing in the car so cracked the windows open for ventilation.
When he came back to the car there was blood on the drivers window and the tip of someone's thumb on the drivers seat......
;D ;D ;D ;D
Criminal stupidity never ceases to amaze me. You would need to be pretty thick to attempt to break into a car with a staffie inside. Karma :y
They were probably trying to steal the cute little doggy!
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I remember posting that I did something similar a while back - lost a set of (prescription) sunglasses and a hoody. Had video from the doorbell of the thief that TB said was far too poor for the police to do anything with...
...culprit was convicted last week based on the video used to identify him and his subsequent confessing to doing my car and a local shop nearby in the same night :y
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Who wants to steal an Omega when you have the choice of a snot green Astra :D ;D ;D ;D
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Who wants to steal an Omega when you have the choice of a snot green Astra :D ;D ;D ;D
Why the smilies? ???
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There's only one place I can think of to leave a car unlocked, and it's certainly not Barnsley :o
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There's only one place I can think of to leave a car unlocked, and it's certainly not Barnsley :o
Liverpool?
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Plenty of years ago, I parked my 2.8 Granada in a public parking house in Bremen City. It was wintertime, the car was dirty and many stuff rumbles around in it.
When I returned, the car was stolen.
Ok, I went to the police station and bought a new old Granada the same day. Some weeks later my insurance payed a couple of Deutschmarks (Granadas where not much worth at that time) and i forgot it.
Three month later i got a ring from the local police station. My Granada was found in a city parking house in Bremen. The car stood in exactly the same place it was stolen from.
Pretty cleaned up, wiped and serviced.
Only the my girl friends cowboy boots were missing.
Rolf
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Plenty of years ago, I parked my 2.8 Granada in a public parking house in Bremen City. It was wintertime, the car was dirty and many stuff rumbles around in it.
When I returned, the car was stolen.
Ok, I went to the police station and bought a new old Granada the same day. Some weeks later my insurance payed a couple of Deutschmarks (Granadas where not much worth at that time) and i forgot it.
Three month later i got a ring from the local police station. My Granada was found in a city parking house in Bremen. The car stood in exactly the same place it was stolen from.
Pretty cleaned up, wiped and serviced.
Only the my girl friends cowboy boots were missing.
Rolf
Many years ago, I saw this dirty 2.8 Grenada in Bremen . . . . . . with a nice pair of boots in the back . . . so I . . .
;D ;D ;D
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It does make u feel vulnerable & tad silly by leaving the car unlocked :-[ my rear dashcam timed & listened in as my mig was rummaged.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CpaLWYuqEzM (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CpaLWYuqEzM)
In & out of the car in less then a minute, thankfully all the good stuff was in the boot.
On reflection it was a wake-up call & following that incident I increased security around the house.
Of course I`d dearly love to carry around a "force multiplier" in the shape of a Browning Hi-power 8)
But it seems only the bad guys can get tooled up & can pick their ambush times at will >:(
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THX Mr. Rog for cleaning up my old Granada. But why you did 2500 km to do this? No anger about the boots. My girl friend is gone, the Granada too, so I have no use for the boots.
But keep your hands away from my Omegas!
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THX Mr. Rog for cleaning up my old Granada. But why you did 2500 km to do this? No anger about the boots. My girl friend is gone, the Granada too, so I have no use for the boots.
But keep your hands away from my Omegas!
;D ;D ;D :y
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If that had happened here it would have done two banger meets before you had realised :'(
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you know your in a really bad area when they try that with books because bricks are useful