
He came in through the kitchen window and I disturbed him from shouting, 'who's that?' from another room and he left via the frontdoor.
Phoned police and wife. Now waiting for them. Argh. Not nice.
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Tue 10 Jan 2006, 17:08,
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Phoned police and wife. Now waiting for them. Argh. Not nice.

Threadwasting like that!
Seriously though, I'm glad you're not hurt & I'm angry at the intruder.
Although my response could have been expected, being on b3ta and all.
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Tue 10 Jan 2006, 17:17,
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Seriously though, I'm glad you're not hurt & I'm angry at the intruder.
Although my response could have been expected, being on b3ta and all.

You have multiple accounts so you can vote for yourself in the image challenge?
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Tue 10 Jan 2006, 17:25,
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I've been trying to catch you all day.
Are you still interested in going to see Deerhoof?
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Tue 10 Jan 2006, 17:27,
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Are you still interested in going to see Deerhoof?

Then he wont have to sneek about
Edit:Happened when I was a nipper, mum comes upstairs and says theres a bloke in the kitchen, me and 3 mates say "yeah right", all toddle downstairs and find a bloke going throuhg mates jacket pockets. I slept with a machete under my bed for 6 months
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Tue 10 Jan 2006, 17:09,
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Edit:Happened when I was a nipper, mum comes upstairs and says theres a bloke in the kitchen, me and 3 mates say "yeah right", all toddle downstairs and find a bloke going throuhg mates jacket pockets. I slept with a machete under my bed for 6 months

was he annoyed about the voting system on the image challenges?
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Tue 10 Jan 2006, 17:10,
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"I didn't like the comment made by Fred in Dec 2003"
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Tue 10 Jan 2006, 17:11,
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did you put your gruff voice on
or did it escape all girly like...?
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Tue 10 Jan 2006, 17:11,
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or did it escape all girly like...?

it was over in about 10 seconds. Now I feel like shit and want my missus to come home.
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Tue 10 Jan 2006, 17:12,
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I bet he's probably sh'ttin' himself as we speak.
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Tue 10 Jan 2006, 17:13,
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The second person'll come through the door and rob can shout "Glasscock!" at them
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Tue 10 Jan 2006, 17:19,
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or he could hit them with a glasscock.
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Tue 10 Jan 2006, 17:22,
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*hides stripy jumper and swag bag*
we demand a picture of the event, like the pigeon piss thing
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Tue 10 Jan 2006, 17:11,
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we demand a picture of the event, like the pigeon piss thing

thats why I keep a nice blunt objects in various rooms. :)
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Tue 10 Jan 2006, 17:11,
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piece of wood under a sofa. etc
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Tue 10 Jan 2006, 17:15,
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You see.. this is why I wear a longsword when I'm in the house!
Hope they catch the knobturd!!
edit: BTW I'm not joking about the sword
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Tue 10 Jan 2006, 17:12,
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Hope they catch the knobturd!!
edit: BTW I'm not joking about the sword

that's terrible. In the middle of the day too, wow!~

Fecking scary... hope he didn't manage to nick anything. At least it sounds like you scared him off, so hopefully he won't be back...
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Tue 10 Jan 2006, 17:13,
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he was asleep on the sofa one afternoon and some dude jumped through the window grabbed his phone and wallet and then jumped out the window, cheeky cunt.
get yourself a big stick or get out of the capital.
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Tue 10 Jan 2006, 17:18,
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get yourself a big stick or get out of the capital.

mind you there was a basement flat below him and the bugler would have had to have jumped from the front steps to a window ledge with the posibility of an 8-10 foot drop, so fair do's he had a bit of a task to get in.
it was in islington and re-inforced why i will never move back to london.
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Tue 10 Jan 2006, 17:24,
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it was in islington and re-inforced why i will never move back to london.

Talk board?
Only joking. Do you live in London? Police should be there by Thursday.
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Tue 10 Jan 2006, 17:18,
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Only joking. Do you live in London? Police should be there by Thursday.

and you scared him off.

^this^
but seriously, bastard! hope you're alright.
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Tue 10 Jan 2006, 17:21,
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but seriously, bastard! hope you're alright.


I made this as tribute

Glad you're alright. That's quite disturbing. Damn!
Get that contractor out immediately. Install a trap door. Next time, it's into the dungeon with him.
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Tue 10 Jan 2006, 17:20,
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Get that contractor out immediately. Install a trap door. Next time, it's into the dungeon with him.

Is that the best you could do?
No, seriously, glad you are all ok. I doubt very muchI'll he'll be back.
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Tue 10 Jan 2006, 17:21,
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No, seriously, glad you are all ok. I doubt very much

lock everything and cower, that's what i'd do in that situation
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Tue 10 Jan 2006, 17:25,
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What we all need is a little more respec'
(hope you is ok)
(glad he wasn't a bottom bandit)
(sorry I've been keeping the police so busy down at Parliament Square)
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Tue 10 Jan 2006, 17:26,
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(hope you is ok)
(glad he wasn't a bottom bandit)
(sorry I've been keeping the police so busy down at Parliament Square)

I actually bought it to play baseball with, but nobody else wants to.
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Tue 10 Jan 2006, 17:28,
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Failing that, you could beat someone for one.

If that really is his car then he should be removed from society.
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Tue 10 Jan 2006, 17:35,
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SMASH! SMASH! SMASH! SMASH! SMASH! SMASH! SMASH! SMASH! SMASH! SMASH! SMASH! SMASH! SMASH! SMASH!
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Tue 10 Jan 2006, 17:54,
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My brother was robbed around 5pm, and the police said that it was a common time in the winter for robberies.
People aren't home from work yet, but it is nice and dark for skulduggery.
Talk softly, and carry a big stick (T. Roosevelt)
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Tue 10 Jan 2006, 17:33,
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People aren't home from work yet, but it is nice and dark for skulduggery.
Talk softly, and carry a big stick (T. Roosevelt)

I just disturbed an intruder in the house.
It was scary and over very quickly.
At about 4.55 I heard some noise upstairs and shouted, "who's that?"
I heard them coming down the stairs. I half thought it was my wife and didn't know she was in. So I continued shouting, "who's that?"
So I come out my room as a bloke is at the bottom of the stairs.
I see the back of head, he's in a black hoody. I can't see his face, but his frame looks young, maybe 15 or so.
"What the fuck are you doing mate?" I shout, following him, with his back towards me.
He exits out the frontdoor, quickly but not running, and I open it maybe 2 or 3 seconds behind him and he's gone.
I briefly consider chasing, and then remember I'm a complete wimp and anyway getting stabbed is hardly worth it.
So I go upstairs and think, "what has he nicked?"
And from the look of it, nothing. But the kitchen window is wide open.
Quite an athletic little fucker, the only way through the window is via an adjacent first floor patio. So he's have to climb a wall, and then balance on a railing to enter the window sideways.
Come back downstairs and google, "Kentish Town Police" coz like a good little idiot I remember you shouldn't call 999 except in an emergency. Well, the guy is gone, so it doesn't feel like an emergency. So I get through to the local station and they tell me to call 999.
So I call 999. Mobile phones obviously have something special set up for this that I didn't know about as the screen says, "attempting to dial emergency number" or something.
Speak to the police for what seems like ages. Maybe 10 mins describing all what I've typed here. They say they'll send some guys round.
So I wait. I post on the board that I've had an intruder.
Police turn up and say, "Oh those emergcy people. They keep you on the phone too long."
Police basically say there's fuck all they can do but suggest putting YET MORE locks in the house.
Anyway. To conclude here's my lessons of the day.
* Phone 999 immediately.
* Ask the emergency services to send someone round and don't rabbit to them for ages.
* Pikey little toe-rags who break into my house are going to get me reading the Daily Mail going, "yes! I know!"
* I don't like intruders in the house. It's frightening.
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Tue 10 Jan 2006, 17:51,
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It was scary and over very quickly.
At about 4.55 I heard some noise upstairs and shouted, "who's that?"
I heard them coming down the stairs. I half thought it was my wife and didn't know she was in. So I continued shouting, "who's that?"
So I come out my room as a bloke is at the bottom of the stairs.
I see the back of head, he's in a black hoody. I can't see his face, but his frame looks young, maybe 15 or so.
"What the fuck are you doing mate?" I shout, following him, with his back towards me.
He exits out the frontdoor, quickly but not running, and I open it maybe 2 or 3 seconds behind him and he's gone.
I briefly consider chasing, and then remember I'm a complete wimp and anyway getting stabbed is hardly worth it.
So I go upstairs and think, "what has he nicked?"
And from the look of it, nothing. But the kitchen window is wide open.
Quite an athletic little fucker, the only way through the window is via an adjacent first floor patio. So he's have to climb a wall, and then balance on a railing to enter the window sideways.
Come back downstairs and google, "Kentish Town Police" coz like a good little idiot I remember you shouldn't call 999 except in an emergency. Well, the guy is gone, so it doesn't feel like an emergency. So I get through to the local station and they tell me to call 999.
So I call 999. Mobile phones obviously have something special set up for this that I didn't know about as the screen says, "attempting to dial emergency number" or something.
Speak to the police for what seems like ages. Maybe 10 mins describing all what I've typed here. They say they'll send some guys round.
So I wait. I post on the board that I've had an intruder.
Police turn up and say, "Oh those emergcy people. They keep you on the phone too long."
Police basically say there's fuck all they can do but suggest putting YET MORE locks in the house.
Anyway. To conclude here's my lessons of the day.
* Phone 999 immediately.
* Ask the emergency services to send someone round and don't rabbit to them for ages.
* Pikey little toe-rags who break into my house are going to get me reading the Daily Mail going, "yes! I know!"
* I don't like intruders in the house. It's frightening.

well mine lets me dail 911 which is usless as I'm not in america.
Bloody creepy having someone sneaking about your house, at least they haven't taken anything
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Tue 10 Jan 2006, 17:59,
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Bloody creepy having someone sneaking about your house, at least they haven't taken anything

and if the network is at full capacity, someone will get booted off to make room for your call
/factoid
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Tue 10 Jan 2006, 18:22,
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/factoid

my girlfriend had her mum visiting and space being limited due to it being a flat share they had to sleep in the same bed. she went out on the lash came home late and got into bed, at about 3am a burglar opened her bedroom window, her mum woke and screamed, the guy legged it, my girlfriend woke up and hurledall over her mum. class.
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Tue 10 Jan 2006, 17:52,
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someone tried the front door one evening when my mother was home alone with me.
My father returned to find her balancing me on one knee and a shotgun on the other.
edit: and this is gracielou, which makes the above statement slightly more legal
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Tue 10 Jan 2006, 18:15,
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My father returned to find her balancing me on one knee and a shotgun on the other.
edit: and this is gracielou, which makes the above statement slightly more legal