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Just like whoever it was that posted a topic about it about a week ago. Except it wasn't my house - it was my mates.
Me, my mate (who lives in the house) and two others were going home on the bus yesterday, from town where we saw Signs, which in my opinion is a really good film. Anyway, we got back to his house and nobody was in - his parents were at the Romsey Show and his bro was at work in the newsagents down the road. Anyway, my mate who lives there went off to fetch some keys off his brother, and while we were there we did some 'home engineering'. We picked up a cricket stump from the garden, and my mate reached his hand, holding the stump, as far into the cat flap as possible. The door is positioned so that there is a sliding door on one side then a normal door at a right angle on the end. He managed to flip the catch on the sliding door, and in we were. Very simple. Shows how easy it really is for burglers.
Me, my mate (who lives in the house) and two others were going home on the bus yesterday, from town where we saw Signs, which in my opinion is a really good film. Anyway, we got back to his house and nobody was in - his parents were at the Romsey Show and his bro was at work in the newsagents down the road. Anyway, my mate who lives there went off to fetch some keys off his brother, and while we were there we did some 'home engineering'. We picked up a cricket stump from the garden, and my mate reached his hand, holding the stump, as far into the cat flap as possible. The door is positioned so that there is a sliding door on one side then a normal door at a right angle on the end. He managed to flip the catch on the sliding door, and in we were. Very simple. Shows how easy it really is for burglers.
yep i'd do the same but i find the sledge hammer easier! shows why you shouldn't have cats
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Just like whoever it was that posted a topic about it about a week ago. Except it wasn't my house - it was my mates.
Me, my mate (who lives in the house) and two others were going home on the bus yesterday, from town where we saw Signs, which in my opinion is a really good film. Anyway, we got back to his house and nobody was in - his parents were at the Romsey Show and his bro was at work in the newsagents down the road. Anyway, my mate who lives there went off to fetch some keys off his brother, and while we were there we did some 'home engineering'. We picked up a cricket stump from the garden, and my mate reached his hand, holding the stump, as far into the cat flap as possible. The door is positioned so that there is a sliding door on one side then a normal door at a right angle on the end. He managed to flip the catch on the sliding door, and in we were. Very simple. Shows how easy it really is for burglers.
Me, my mate (who lives in the house) and two others were going home on the bus yesterday, from town where we saw Signs, which in my opinion is a really good film. Anyway, we got back to his house and nobody was in - his parents were at the Romsey Show and his bro was at work in the newsagents down the road. Anyway, my mate who lives there went off to fetch some keys off his brother, and while we were there we did some 'home engineering'. We picked up a cricket stump from the garden, and my mate reached his hand, holding the stump, as far into the cat flap as possible. The door is positioned so that there is a sliding door on one side then a normal door at a right angle on the end. He managed to flip the catch on the sliding door, and in we were. Very simple. Shows how easy it really is for burglers.