Low Life Scum
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FrenchTVR

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1,844 posts

296 months

Wednesday 23rd February 2005
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I hate the low life thieving scumbags who think they have some god given right to break into other peoples property and take their hard earned property. We had the shed broken into last night and a load of power tools and my KR1 stolen.
Reported to the BiB for what it's worth.

I would love to get hold of the low life who did this and ........
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thanks for letting me get that off my chest

wedg1e

27,034 posts

294 months

Wednesday 23rd February 2005
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Bastards.

greenlandy

1,635 posts

260 months

Wednesday 23rd February 2005
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Hang a garden fork in you shed, with the pronged end at eyeish(or groin) level. Then wait for the screams. Sorry to hear you got kit knicked hope the barstewards die of an OD.

waynester

6,514 posts

279 months

Wednesday 23rd February 2005
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BS..all of em, unfortunately this is becoming a more and more common post on here!!

S'cuse the possible ignorance but would that be a Kawasaki 250 KR1..? If so, i owned 2...brilliant bikes..and rare now!! Sorry for your bad luck

wedge girl

4,688 posts

268 months

Wednesday 23rd February 2005
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waynester said:


S'cuse the possible ignorance but would that be a Kawasaki 250 KR1..? If so, i owned 2...brilliant bikes..and rare now!! Sorry for your bad luck


Yes it would be and yes Bl@@dy rare, not sure it's replacable really only had 11k on the clock.

greenlandy

1,635 posts

260 months

Wednesday 23rd February 2005
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I haven't seen a good KR1 in years. What a loss.

einion yrth

19,575 posts

273 months

Wednesday 23rd February 2005
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greenlandy said:
I haven't seen a good KR1 in years. What a loss.

I suspect if you know the right pubs you might be able to pick one up for a song right about now. (And taking the vendor outside for a good kicking would probably be appreciated)

waynester

6,514 posts

279 months

Wednesday 23rd February 2005
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wedge girl said:

waynester said:


S'cuse the possible ignorance but would that be a Kawasaki 250 KR1..? If so, i owned 2...brilliant bikes..and rare now!! Sorry for your bad luck



Yes it would be and yes Bl@@dy rare, not sure it's replacable really only had 11k on the clock.


Thieving, pond sucking low lifes, scum, scum, scum....!!!!!!!!

[+ve thinking mode]I hope you get it back..unmolested

wedge girl

4,688 posts

268 months

Wednesday 23rd February 2005
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waynester said:


[+ve thinking mode]I hope you get it back..unmolested


We've had a good look around this morning, but no sign, we would rather have it back than the insurance money, it'll be a real shame if it gets wrecked, as it has been well looked after.

tuttle

3,427 posts

266 months

Wednesday 23rd February 2005
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greenlandy said:
I haven't seen a good KR1 in years. What a loss.

Even more infuriating is,they probably don't even know that it's rare & will flog it for peanuts, or worse.
Sorry to hear of your loss.Have had similar happen to me & my family.Don't let the b*st*rds grind you down.

srebbe64

13,021 posts

266 months

Wednesday 23rd February 2005
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I remember some years ago seeing on the news a chap that kept getting his house broken into. Anyway, he bought himself an expensive looking clock, coated it with Cyanide (or some such) and left it on his mantlepiece. Sure enough, some scrote broke into his house and pinched. He then reported the incident to the police, but got a severe rap over the knuckles for his actions.

My insticts (like many others, I guess), was "great idea and good on ya mate".

MikeyT

18,330 posts

300 months

Wednesday 23rd February 2005
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What sort of padlock did you have on the shed. I'm thinking mine isn't nearly heavy enough.

It omes to something when you think you have to maybe alarm your shed.

Commiserations.

srebbe64

13,021 posts

266 months

Wednesday 23rd February 2005
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MikeyT said:
What sort of padlock did you have on the shed. I'm thinking mine isn't nearly heavy enough.

It omes to something when you think you have to maybe alarm your shed.

Commiserations.

Ted's padlocks are pretty damn good.

rude-boy

22,227 posts

262 months

Wednesday 23rd February 2005
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Heartfelt commiserations. I've only ever had push bikes stolen when I was a kid but fear this sort of thing will happen to me one day.

I would love to rig the car and shead to the mains so that any unauthorised person attempting to acces the same would get 240 volts at a minimal ampage - I think this is what you need mearly to throw they a 100 foot or so rather than kill?

Only problem is that a bloke that tried this got sent to cling for ABH when it fried a crim.

parrot of doom

23,075 posts

263 months

Wednesday 23rd February 2005
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Don't replace anything just yet. They'll wait a few weeks and come back for more.

I suggest wiring your shed into your household alarm. Put a sensor on the door, at least you'll get a warning. I'd also find a local ironmonger and have him make up a steel cage for your powertools (will only cost a couple of hundred).

vetteheadracer

8,273 posts

282 months

Wednesday 23rd February 2005
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:Parrot of Doom said:
I suggest wiring your shed into your household alarm. Put a sensor on the door, at least you'll get a warning. I'd also find a local ironmonger and have him make up a steel cage for your powertools (will only cost a couple of hundred).


or, buy a rottweiler and keep that in the shed!

srebbe64

13,021 posts

266 months

Wednesday 23rd February 2005
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I occasionally visit prisons and talk to some of these yobs. It's interesting the one thing they tend to fear more than anything else is "a dog". Makes you think. Best type of alarm, because it could also bite.

Guzzi Steve

246 posts

270 months

Wednesday 23rd February 2005
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B@rstards! I hope their balls drop off!I know what it's like though.I bought a mint Ducati Pantah 600 a few years ago.The local pond life tried to steel it from my garage,I had owned it for two days! They didn't get through the garage door fortunately.But they still caused £400.00 worth of damage to it!

wedge girl

4,688 posts

268 months

Wednesday 23rd February 2005
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Thanks guys,the padlocks were heft great things, but they prized the hasp off,as it's a wooden door, ordinarily we don't keep much beyond the lawn mower in that shed, sods law that we've been using it for storage, whilst fitting the kitchen.

Police phoned and took all the details of the bike, and a few of the young lads off the estate are going to keep their eyes peeled and ears to the ground.

animal

5,667 posts

297 months

Wednesday 23rd February 2005
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Spoke to my Dad last night - apparently he and five of the neighbours had the aerials nicked off their cars one night last week. Because the scrotes couldn't just snap the aerial they pulled the whole thing out, denting the roof of his car.

One of the neighbours called the police, who said there wasn't much they could do and recommended that each party contact their insurers.

It was such a nice area when I was a kid. Now when I go back there I keep a bedroom window open so that I've got a better chance of hearing someone breaking into my car or the house.