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Thread | Why?
at 14:42 28 Nov 2019
https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-us-canada-50567077
Guess we will have to wait until after the trial...
"Mr Gilmore says he knows why his family was targeted, but does not want to discuss that until the trial, the Hawaii News TV station reports." |
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Thread | Oh for the days of having a Ford that could be opened with any key
at 18:54 6 Nov 2019
Some miscreant scum smashed my drivers side window Sunday Night / Monday morning... £200 to replace.
They bagged themselves £30, so if druggie scum I dare say they got a good result.
£20 note [emergency fuel fund] + coins that would total something to the order of £10 give or take a few quid. They fondled but discarded my iPod and couldn't work out how to remove the dash cam, the 2 most valuable items in the car.
They made a fckng mess glass everywhere. Ripped the leather on the door panel where they've reached in thru broken glass.
I used to give advice on security, and always follow my own advice on not having anything on view on the car so there's no visual invite to enter the car.
The wallet with £20 was in a lidded cubby hole in centre console, the change was in the drivers side door pocket, which is deep and had a polishing cloth on top of it. So what on earth was the trigger?
There are loads of cars where I park, mine isn't the newest nor most desireable, so can't be car envy... I do suspect that, despite being road parked, I was maybe in "someone's personal parking spot" as the last 2 mornings the same vehicle has been parked in that spot.
The last time anyone stole anything from a car of mine was way back in 1990 when someone accessed my prized Fiesta 1.3 Ghia, without damaging it and stole my Pioneer speakers.
Remember way back when speakers, were stacked on the parcel shelf?
Absolute CUNITS
Cops came to possibly pick up finger prints from iPod but looks like they were wearing gloves, but at least they came out. |
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Thread | Farmageddon
at 12:06 28 Oct 2019
I take it those with kids took them to see these over half term [or will do if your half term is this week].
Saw it Saturday and thoroughly enjoyed it, made a nice break from crappy weather, Brexit, and other doom & gloom.
Then yesterday watched "Terminator: Dark Fate" and enjoyed this for other reasons, throw in some younger protagonists, use the infinite possible future outcomes and the brand is re-booted for the next 20 years. Funny how the "enemy" changed but the stereotypical terminator model remained the same.
Arnie is fed some corny lines and the special effects are great... but how did America's most wanted come to have a contact in the Us Military with an EMP device? |
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Thread | Southampton's next two games?
at 11:39 26 Oct 2019
Away at Massive Citeh
Away at, er, Massive Citeh
According to BT Sport just now
Over to you Pep, time to step on the gas [Post edited 26 Oct 11:39]
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Thread | Will there be a klaxon now when
at 08:47 26 Oct 2019
The line about more difficult against 10 is produced in future?
Klaxon then a montage of Leicester's goals
Well done for going for it. |
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Thread | Anyone seen this....?
at 18:44 24 Oct 2019
Lack of logistical planning
https://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/football/50166371
Reminds me of a Johnhoz story of one day being at / near Tottenham Court Road Station in London and a scouser came up to him / them at 14:50 asking where the Spurs ground was... and why wasn't there any fans around. |
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Thread | Now I've recovered... Sunday was all my fault
at 20:22 22 Oct 2019
The sweat shirt I was wearing has a 100% losing record watching Ipswich games, and I can't remember the last time I saw us win on TV. As in not at the game, but watched it on TV rather than attending a Televised game.
Great to see Edwardstone, Guthram and "Cider Man" - really good turn out in Bristol, really good venue.
Actually I knew it was going to be a bad day when KVY wasn't in the team... how can a right back make so much difference? |
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