Is that YOU in that infamous picture?
You know, the guy in the thong?
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Is that YOU in that infamous picture?
You know, the guy in the thong?
Next tinme answer the door wearing nothing but combat boots, a Pancho Villa bandoleer, and a shotgun.
Guarantee you will be left alone.
Thats the time when you flip out and scream "What the F*&^ do you want?!" "This better be good Mother F*&^er!"
Trust me when I say that kid will never come to your door again.
Think about it... would you rather have some punk home intruder kid think that he can come back with a mask on and get in your home, or stay well away from the crazy guy that flipped out on him and might possibly kill him should he return?
Hell of a way to live, Trout. I feel for you. After 22 years, I had to get out. Good luck, my friend.
Might be a good time to think about getting a dog. That's pretty shady though. That would really put me on edge. I've been pissed when strangers have knocked on my door because if I wasn't home it would really scare my wife.
Remember a few years ago when those kids killed those Professors up in NH. Before they tricked the couple into letting them in (and then butchering them) they tried another house first. The homeowner answered with a pistol in clear view. This from wikipedia:
On July 17th, 2000, Tulloch and Parker, went to a remote house in Vershire, Vermont armed with hunting knives, intending to murder the inhabitants and steal their belongings. Near the house, they dug makeshift graves for their intended victims. Then late at night, Tulloch knocked on the door while Parker waiting off to the side in the bushes intending to ambush the homeowner when he opened it.
Inside, 47-year old Andrew Patti, home with his 11-year old son, was alerted the teens' presence by the sounds of his dog barking. Suspicious of the knock on his door at such a late hour, he answered the knock by going to the door and pulling back the window blinds without opening it. Behind his back, he held a Glock pistol in his hand.
Claiming to be stranded motorist, Tulloch asked to enter the house, but Patti refused. After several more requests for entry, Patti became concerned enough to hold up his Glock where Tulloch could see it. Then he closed the blinds on the door and went back to call the police. When he got to the phone, he discovered the line was dead. But when he returned to the door, Tulloch and Parker had left the house. They would not return.
Tulloch and Parker would not attempt to strike again for another six months. During that time, they upgraded their weaponry, purchasing high-quality SOG SEAL 2000 combat knives over the Interne
22 years? Wow, I didn't last 6 months, lived in Worcester back in the summer of 1982 and had my car broken into twice. Been out in the boomies ever since. This would be a good excuse to move.
Hell of a way to live, Trout. I feel for you. After 22 years, I had to get out. Good luck, my friend.
Might be a good time to think about getting a dog.
Barnes turned to lock the front glass door. Defendant approached her and asked if she had any spare change.
Bernie Garcia said a young man approached her at a gas station as she was buying fuel for her van and asked for money.
"And I first saw this guy," Tanyeri said. "He asked for change and said this whole story about his girlfriend and his baby leaving him."
The men asked the victim in Spanish for money to buy beer, Orrey said.
He told responding officers that he had gotten off of a bus, and was walking when two young men – who had come from the direction of a grocery store across the street -- approached him. They asked the victim if he had any change.
One of the males asked the victim if he had any money, to which he responded that he did not.
In an April robbery, a tourist was approached by Garrett near Las Vegas Boulevard and Sahara Avenue. Brown said Garrett asked the victim to help a man down on his luck, and the tourist reached into his pocket for his wallet.
The suspect asked the victim for a dollar and later robbed the victim of all of his money.
The victim was approached by three males with the same description as the previous incident. One of the males asked the victim if he had any spare change.
The suspect asked the victim for a dollar and when the victim refused, the suspect punched him in the nose.
The victim was leaving the liquor store at 3rd and Palou when 2 African American males approached him. They first asked the victim for money, then punched him in the face when he didn’t comply.
According to officers, the 12-year-old asked the victim for change and when the man went to pull out his wallet the kid punched him in the face.
A robbery was reported yesterday at 10:40 p.m. at Lankershim and Sherman Way. Two suspects approached the victim in a parking lot. One suspect asked the victim for change.
An attempted robbery and assault was reported Sunday after midnight at Cohasset Street and Orion Avenue in North Hills. Police said the victim was walking when two suspects approached him. One asked the victim for money, and the victim told him he did not have any.
The suspect asked the victim for money and she said she had none. He then displayed a gun and demanded her purse.
getting a dog.
How paranoid of you for thinking that nice young man might have been up to no good.
Rule #1: Contrary to how they might have voted in november, they're not looking for "change".
+1, instant deterrent, instant siren, and instant defense or offense in the trespassers case.
Grin, a 45 speaks for me, does any negotiating, and has the final word.
I always thought Chelsea was bad, still live that's really glad not everyone in the neighborhood is a criminal.
Yeah, but does it do all of that while your wife and or kids are home without you? My wife has access to my guns, and knows how to make them fire, but I doubt she would successfully be able obtain and use them in a defensive panic situation. My 2 boys averaging 75 lbs each, are always condition one and are readily availibe for my wife.
The best part about the "Dog Alarm" is that it's always on,
My 2 boys averaging 75 lbs each, are always condition one and are readily availibe for my wife.
Lowell was a barrel of laughs when I lived there in the 80's too.
Yeah, but does it do all of that while your wife and or kids are home without you? My wife has access to my guns, and knows how to make them fire, but I doubt she would successfully be able obtain and use them in a defensive panic situation. My 2 boys averaging 75 lbs each, are always condition one and are readily availibe for my wife.
My wife has ready access to a very special Model 19, and has been trained in its use. Yes, I trust her with it, have seen her capabilities, have spent many hours with her on safety...function....and, head shots.
I have no qualms whatsoever that she can hit the torso on the fly, and with some leeway, can make a good headshot. This does not mean a "snap" shot. Grin, thinking of my own life here.
Not to stir the pot or put her down but, Does she pack or grab it every time she opens the door? It's amazing how many people will open the door to "normal looking" folk.
Grin, no problem. My wife and I are both retired. She WILL NOT answer the door unless she sees a Fedex or UPS truck outside, and even then will wait for a second or third ring...in case a Sig. is needed. My wife is security conscious and I am grateful for her awareness.
That's awesome. Can I rent her next time one of my boys has to go to the vet?