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Phil mcavity

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Re: burgulary and Cheshire
« Reply #20 on: 27 February 2008, 17:54 »
Quote from: AlanD on 27 February 2008, 17:20
I love the pink top you got for you rottweiler, really cute.

Oh wait . .. hang on a sec . . .

ROFLMAO!!  :laugh: :laugh: :laugh: :laugh:
 Im sure she doesnt bit too hard!  :wink:













:D I'm just kidding mate
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Offline MikeGTI

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Re: burgulary and Cheshire
« Reply #21 on: 27 February 2008, 17:54 »
He's only 16 months. Had him 6 months now got him from a rescue centre.

Luckily he's a great traveller, even when nailing it on country roads.

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Offline Cass

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Re: burgulary and Cheshire
« Reply #22 on: 27 February 2008, 19:26 »
Worth staying up all night with a baseball bat :rolleyes:

Purely self defence of course :smug:

Cass
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Offline DaveN

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Re: burgulary and Cheshire
« Reply #23 on: 27 February 2008, 20:15 »
"But Your Honour, I fell off the stairs 5 times on to his head purely be accident."

Dont think that will work in court though
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Offline MarkD

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Re: burgulary and Cheshire
« Reply #24 on: 27 February 2008, 20:29 »
yes Im fine thanks and thats the main thing though pleased car is still here too.

been a busy day with police, forensics, CID, etc.  Common story from them was leave keys in kitchen drawer. First place burglers will look then they are on there toes. Prevents any confrontation ... and maybe worse   :sad:
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Offline R32UK

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Re: burgulary and Cheshire
« Reply #25 on: 28 February 2008, 19:28 »
Think we had a thead about this a few months ago too. I had 2 crack heads throw one of my paving slabs through my kitchen woindow the make themselves at home down stairs as my family slep upstairs.

Lucky for them i wasnt home... After swearing at my family to go back to bed (as if they would) they left with my mums handbag assuming my bro's brand new beemer keys were in there. The wallet and all her cards were recovered in our front garden. The two gentlemen were later chased through leeds with a slot machine sticking out of the back of another bmw. And suprise suprise they got away :rolleyes:

The advice we were given was to just keep everything out of sight... If it appears difficult, they will just go elsewhere (hopefully).
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