Guys don't let this happen to you this Christmas

[CountryBoy]

Think this year before you purchase that christmas gift for your wife and/or girlfriend. Scroll to the bottom for the you tube video.

http://seekingalpha.com/article/110...can-keep-you-out-of-the-doghouse?source=yahoo

CB

 

[Show-me]

LOL

 

[Scout333]

Sorry Country, totally wrong thread for this but I liked your title.

Fellow TSP'rs. Safety Tip. My son's car was broken into last night in our driveway. Broke a passenger side window and stole a GPS, MP3 player, and his checkbook from his console. Even with a full alarm system (which didn't go off) no vehicle is truly safe. Thieves can get in and out in less than 2 minutes. My neighbor left his truck unlocked and lost a wallet, GPS, keys, CDs, etc. Take the extra couple of minutes and get your belongings out of the vehicle, especially this time of year! Don't let this happen to you. Merry Christmas and Happy Holidays to all of you!

 

[James48843]

Keep the valuables close at hand.


And, oh yeh.......


Guard them properly.

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[alevin]

Was THAT her present, James? See CB's rule#1.

 

[CountryBoy]

Keep the valuables close at hand.


And, oh yeh.......


Guard them properly.

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Hi Mom,

CB

 

[KevinD]

Hi Mom,

:laugh: :laugh: :laugh:

 

[alevin]

Aww, I'm just jealous, I wanna be a pistol-packin' mama too. :laugh:

 

[Buster]

Aww, I'm just jealous, I wanna be a pistol-packin' mama too. :laugh:

Man, I think I'm fallin in love..

 

[kar_crazy]

i want the silencer:blink:

 

[Show-me]

i want the silencer:blink:

Me too!

 

[nnuut]

Damn Crooks, I hate that stuff!! Wish we could arm our cars with 100,000 volts and fry the ass-----!!! Just put my new GPS in the wife's car, with specific instructions that she put it in the console when not being used. CROOKS I hate Crooks!!

 

[budnipper1]

I didn't want to start a new thread, but the title could have been -
"Don't Let This Happen to YOU!".

Man who froze to death over $1K in unpaid bills had $600,000
Associated Press - February 5, 2009 10:53 AM ET
BAY CITY, Mich. (AP) - An attorney says a 93-year-old Michigan man who froze to death
after a power company restricted electricity to his home over roughly $1,000 in unpaid bills
left an estimated $600,000 to a hospital.

Marvin Schur's attorney, Cathy Reder, told the Detroit Free Press the World War II veteran bequeathed his entire fortune to Bay Medical Center.

Schur's frozen body was found Jan. 17, four days after Bay City Electric Light & Power installed a device on his electric meter that cuts power after a predetermined level is reached. State regulators on Wednesday issued emergency rules designed to protect more people against electricity or heat shutoffs in the winter.

http://www.newschannel5.com/Global/story.asp?S=9793757&Call=Email&Format=HTML


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