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Posted by Aaron Ford on October 16, 2006 at 13:22:42 from (72.84.38.2):
In Reply to: Shop Security posted by Bryan in Iowa on October 16, 2006 at 06:00:45:
My house was broken into and the Crackhead only left with wallet, purse and an R/C car. He bypassed many hundred dollars in tools. Why? It took us some time to figure it out, but we realized it was not his first time on my place. The first time he stole a 1/4 in ratchet and the $9.99 4.5 inch Harbor Freight grinder from my truck. After realizing that they were worth nothing, he did not waste his time stealing any more tools.... He woke my wife when he was looking for the R/C controller (He never found it). And the wallet and purse contained... Drum roll, please...... 2 dollars. Screw that crackhead.
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