...so my house was robbed...
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SuperWooper
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Where are those Mounties when you need them?
No, seriously, that's awful. My house was robbed before, but it was only in the construction stage. The plumbing pipes are only temporarily installed a few months into the building phase, and construction companies get discounts on them, but they go for a FORTUNE anywhere else. We had to pay for the cost of the replacement set of pipes because our construction company was a miser, but it's horrible that you had to go through something like that.
No, seriously, that's awful. My house was robbed before, but it was only in the construction stage. The plumbing pipes are only temporarily installed a few months into the building phase, and construction companies get discounts on them, but they go for a FORTUNE anywhere else. We had to pay for the cost of the replacement set of pipes because our construction company was a miser, but it's horrible that you had to go through something like that.
HypnosProjectHQ
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So sorry to hear it. Hope you guys can recover from this, and hopefully you can find/replace some of your things. That sucks so badly. I have sympathy for you, though.
It was an old questionaire that i had done when i was in grade 3. They circled the question and left it. The question was "Is your house safe, and how do you know?"
the nerve of ppl to do something like that =/ unbelievable. I hope they caught and punished. When things like this happen, you kinda wish we had the same punishment system as Iraq =/
I feel for ya and I hope everything turns out alright
the nerve of ppl to do something like that =/ unbelievable. I hope they caught and punished. When things like this happen, you kinda wish we had the same punishment system as Iraq =/
I feel for ya and I hope everything turns out alright
something similar happened to my engilsh teacher.
when she was out, her house was broken into buy some 12 yr old kids, possibly under the influence of alchohol. They trashed her laptop, ripped memorable photos, smashed antiques and caused destruction throughtout her house. Luckily they were caught, but all they got was a slap on the wrist and some community service. The kids parents were too poor to pay for the damage.
i hate people like those, who dont respect others and their property.
anyways, i feel sorry for ya
i hope you catch the ******* who did it
when she was out, her house was broken into buy some 12 yr old kids, possibly under the influence of alchohol. They trashed her laptop, ripped memorable photos, smashed antiques and caused destruction throughtout her house. Luckily they were caught, but all they got was a slap on the wrist and some community service. The kids parents were too poor to pay for the damage.
i hate people like those, who dont respect others and their property.
anyways, i feel sorry for ya
i hope you catch the ******* who did it
I'd suggest reciprocation if you can figure out who did it, but somehow that's "not right." Aside from that the only thing you really can do is just make sure it doesn't happen again. Cagey men in dark glasses with strange bulges in their jackets are an excellent deterrent, but overkill. Don't think I'm making light of the situation, I'm actually not, I'm just saying that **** happens, you do whatever you can about it when you can (in this case, probably not much), then move on.
Yeah, to all the Americans, in Canada there's something called the Young Offenders Act, which does basically nothing but ensure that minors aren't punished with anything more than a slap on the wrist, because there's the chance of "reforming" them. It's a ****ing crock but that's the way it works: if you're a minor and you commit a crime, you will not be punished (well, basically, you might get a few hours of community service or a fine but that's it).
Yeah, to all the Americans, in Canada there's something called the Young Offenders Act, which does basically nothing but ensure that minors aren't punished with anything more than a slap on the wrist, because there's the chance of "reforming" them. It's a ****ing crock but that's the way it works: if you're a minor and you commit a crime, you will not be punished (well, basically, you might get a few hours of community service or a fine but that's it).
jesschow12
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? wonder how it get there...sorry to hear tat ,lyk something, remember the dates when u are unlucky then try to avoid those unlucky incident every month of tat date.I tried this and it helps me alot
mewsmom said:
I'm not sure if that will work. you know those shirts that have the cheap plasticy prints on it that sooner or later break apart...it got on that...but its slowly going away.
Anyways the cop came checked the house, then the detective came and searched for finger prints. I didn't get to see though because my friends took me out.
