So some one stole a bunch of stuff out of my garage.
10-26-11, 12:12 AM
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**** **** ballz....I hate thieves...had 2 of my close friends get they're supra and 240 stolen.... deffinitely kills motivation. Im sorry to hear that man post some pics so we know what to look for
10-26-11, 11:54 AM
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What she said, 9 times out of 10 its someone you know or your buddys know unfortunately. Caught one of mine that is no longer a freind trying to get into my FB with a prybar, actually caught him with the pry bar in my door prying on it and his excuse was he thought he left his wallet in there so he was gonna get it lol WTF. Hes minus 2 teeth and and with some extra holes thanks to my dog... Piccolo FTW ^^
10-26-11, 03:52 PM
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Man this is some bull sh"""""" I'm so sorry for your lose and I can feel your pain I got my S2000 jack a cpl moths back its just so much bull how cops used all this time to give ppl sh"" for having a mof car but there no where when you need them for something big like this or my car I hope your able to get everything back 
10-26-11, 07:59 PM
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sry to hear bro, man theifs are out and about, my car is at the shop and someone got away with my steering wheel. Got a call in the morning, good morning, well good morning and bad morning......i was like ****..., but it really sucks when it is home and something happens. Just remember every door shut opens another one.
10-26-11, 08:07 PM
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Man this is some bull sh"""""" I'm so sorry for your lose and I can feel your pain I got my S2000 jack a cpl moths back its just so much bull how cops used all this time to give ppl sh"" for having a mof car but there no where when you need them for something big like this or my car I hope your able to get everything back
On a brighter note everyone seen the Marines coming out defending American civilians and making a stand in front of the cops in this "Occupy Wallstreet" stuff. kinda cool
10-28-11, 03:09 PM
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also i dnt want my neighbor freaking out knowing some one was in the backyard... she helps me out enough.. i dnt want her stressed out(she just came back from the hospital. was gone for 2 months)...
10-28-11, 05:41 PM
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Right, if I was your neighbor I would'nt want you to tell me my garage was just broken into and that someone/ anyone can get in my backyard and take whatever they want and get away with it scotch free either. Good plan.
Not to gas you up or anything but, im very sure you know the person(s) that took your things. Our community is
small, if it not be someone that has to do with cars than its someone that is involved or related to your neighbor.
There is NO WAY that a random person went to your neighbors house UNKNOWING that its unoccupied. Breaking
and entering into the premises , take things and run out with a bunch of random parts to a car that the perp
knows nothing about. YOU'VE MET YOUR THIEF BEFORE. TWO Possibilities. Either showed him/her your stash
across the street, or a person acquainted w/ your neighbor did it. Thats it.
You can definitley rule out a Random person, and if your wondering why they took the food, because they could!!
Sorry about your loses. ( I dont even give a key to my dad when it comes to my car parts or pricey possessions,that are in his shed ) Ha
10-28-11, 06:48 PM
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It would have been secure if he had locked the gate, remember?
That's a pretty sweet deal he's got going. I wish my neighbor would turn her garage over to me so I could work on my car. Maybe the neighbor knowing that he forgot to lock the gate would sour that deal...It sounds like she's already got some important stuff to think about.
If that were the case, then he'd probably not even want her to know that his stuff got heisted.
That's a pretty sweet deal he's got going. I wish my neighbor would turn her garage over to me so I could work on my car. Maybe the neighbor knowing that he forgot to lock the gate would sour that deal...It sounds like she's already got some important stuff to think about.
If that were the case, then he'd probably not even want her to know that his stuff got heisted.
10-28-11, 08:58 PM
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It would have been secure if he had locked the gate, remember?
That's a pretty sweet deal he's got going. I wish my neighbor would turn her garage over to me so I could work on my car. Maybe the neighbor knowing that he forgot to lock the gate would sour that deal...It sounds like she's already got some important stuff to think about.
If that were the case, then he'd probably not even want her to know that his stuff got heisted.
That's a pretty sweet deal he's got going. I wish my neighbor would turn her garage over to me so I could work on my car. Maybe the neighbor knowing that he forgot to lock the gate would sour that deal...It sounds like she's already got some important stuff to think about.
If that were the case, then he'd probably not even want her to know that his stuff got heisted.
So naive.
Here's a pre Good Luck on it NOT happening again w/ your stuff staying in the same location.