SandieGarry
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She's great with kids. Our granddaughter that comes on the weekends once and a while has a blast with the puppy. Puppy has a blast with granddaughter, mutual admiration.
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She's great with kids. Our granddaughter that comes on the weekends once and a while has a blast with the puppy. Puppy has a blast with granddaughter, mutual admiration.
Bare-ya-cuda
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This one casing my back yard right after I left for work one morning in January. Had to have been watching me. Coincides with an older blue Chevy van that was out of place slowly going up and down the road. Medleys neck Chingville road area.
Bare-ya-cuda
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Our German Shepherd is attached to my daughter. No stranger will ever get between him and her. Best breed of dog ever.
PeoplesElbow
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Wow that looks fenced off too?
PeoplesElbow
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Stella was my grandmother's name, she shot at people stealing corn from her garden.
Better chain that trailer down. Not sure if there is an access point in your yard for them to hook up and take off with it. It never ceases to amaze me how ingenious some crooks can be. Imagine if they put that brainpower into doing something good for society, instead of coming up with new ways to rip people off.
PJay
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Do people forget most people have cameras today?
PeoplesElbow
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Na, I wouldn't just shoot at them. I'm a big horror fan, I'd try to make them soil themselves. Think hockey mask, or killer clown with a bat or machete.
I'm also a comedy fan, so an exploding package full of dog poop isnt out of the realm of possibilities.
Bare-ya-cuda
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Everything is secure. That’s why neither trailer or side by side in barn are still in my possession. If someone wants it they will get it but they will have to work for it and then there are the GPS trackers hidden on them to alert me if they leave the yard and show tracking in a map.
What disturbs me is that was less than 5 minutes after I pulled out of driveway. If I see a line walker on road when I pull out I always loop back I a couple minutes to see if they continue walking down road. This person was hiding somewhere watching and waiting for me to leave.
PJay
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Gorilla costume when halloween rolls around..little ones think me cute and want a hug and kiss...big ones run for the hills... strange...
II think if they were concern about being caught, they probably wouldn't do it in the first place.
Ever notice that the real scum balls like to brag about their criminal exploits, until they get caught and then they proclaim their saintliness.
If they should be killed or injured in the line of work, their family adds to their praise.
PeoplesElbow
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I wouldn't say most, but enough people do that it's likely someone they try to ripoff does.
I am right down the street from you, off Medleys.
Do you think it could be a neighbor?
Bare-ya-cuda
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If it’s a neighbor I don’t know them. I think it was the area being cased by criminals that don’t liver down here. I haven’t seen the blue van since around the time frame of this picture. He knew there were camera as he held his head down the entire time. Multiple cameras around property and in all of them he was looking down and moving fast in the motion videos.
I was working on the premise that the typical criminal has little or no morals, plus they are not the brightest bulb with a lot of arrogance to boot.
They really don't give much thought to being caught. if they did, they would get an honest job
frequentflier
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Chances are good, they have a record and who would hire them? We are blessed to be able to look people up with the MD case search history. Though I didn't catch them all, it helped me when I had a business, to not hire people with shady pasts and presents.
I have mixed emotions about that. A lot of those with criminal records are addicts. Like an alcoholic, once an addict, always an addict, but they can be in recovery and sober. If you exclude them from society - a job - based on purely their record, then you are more or less damning them to either live off the government or resort to illegal activities. I could see the problem with those caught stealing or violent crimes.
frequentflier
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Someone applied at my store that had been convicted two days earlier of theft over $1000. I passed on her! I did hire a girl that had a drug background and though I don't think she stole from me, she drank energy drinks like water and bounced off the walls all day. Also she was not at all honest.
More power to the big box stores and chains that are willing to hire people with less than stellar pasts; they could afford losses better than me. For my small mom and pop store, I had been ripped off several times including a manager with no prior convictions and a person that had applied with an alias. She helped herself to my personal credit cards info and the store business account plus a customer's card info we kept on file.
And you know what? I am so friggin happy I am retired and don't have to worry about that $hit anymore.
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That would be one way for all the "treasures" the wife leaves in her car to get cleaned out.
