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Around the back of the house I notice that one of the windows wasn't closed properly, it wasn't on it's latch.
It's just a tiny window, but after fetching a piece of garden furniture, I can pull it open. Once I pulled in open, I could get my hand in to open one of the latches on the large window. I couldn't reach the latch at the bottom though, so I looked around the garden. There was a large metal spoon sitting there, no doubt having been used for some gardening purpose. I picked this up, and reaching in through the little window I was able to pull the second latch out of position, and get the window open.
Seconds later I was in, I closed the window up quickly so no one would see that it had been open.
It only took 5 minutes, and I was in. Nothing broken, no signs of a break in.
It was my own house, after having locked my keys in, but it took me just a couple of minutes to find a way in. How long would it take a proffessional?
I'll be double checking all the windows next time I go out. I'll be buggered if I leave my keys inside again though.
Is this a co-incidence or is it 'Paranoid times' material?
GET OUT OF MY MIND!!!!!
I found it quite funny when he slipped and fell off!
He rolled down the side of it and landed in his next door neighbours garden!
I don't care if he cut all his arm, it was funny!
> an Inset day at school
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I thought you'd said incest day for a second there! Heh
I remember being around my mate's house (he lived next door) when we were young, and we climbed out of his bog window onto the kitchen extension, onto the fence then onto the floor. You could do the same from my bog window too. Not sure if I'd fit now though....
> And no, I didn't fall in the toilet. Nearly though.
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You have no idea how much money I'd pay to see a video of that actually happening