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17 October 2004, 10:03 PM
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thief thief
people steal anything nowadays.
just found out this morning someone nicked one of my air valve screw lid thingys
won't be surprised if it will pop up in ebay
"come off an impreza"
sold by user id chavrules
just found out this morning someone nicked one of my air valve screw lid thingys
won't be surprised if it will pop up in ebay
"come off an impreza"
sold by user id chavrules
17 October 2004, 10:08 PM
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I lose a set of these on average once a month, ordinary black ones, silver coloured plastic ones, chrome ones, anodised aluminium ones.. It's kids nickin 'em for their pushbikes.. Little sods
17 October 2004, 10:37 PM
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LOL @ wwp8
I learnt my lesson years ago. After a week of having my subaru dust caps on, they got nicked (i hastily bought a new set as my son had bought them for me for my birthday), when i parked up at our local shop a few days later i heard a young lad say to his mate, "Hey i bet your Subaru dust caps would look cool on that Subaru". The little tw@t saw me turn round to see what was going on, the little ****** got on his bike and rode off as fast as he could.
The replacement set lasted another two weeks and were knicked whilst parked up at M&S on a Saturday afternoon
I learnt my lesson years ago. After a week of having my subaru dust caps on, they got nicked (i hastily bought a new set as my son had bought them for me for my birthday), when i parked up at our local shop a few days later i heard a young lad say to his mate, "Hey i bet your Subaru dust caps would look cool on that Subaru". The little tw@t saw me turn round to see what was going on, the little ****** got on his bike and rode off as fast as he could.
The replacement set lasted another two weeks and were knicked whilst parked up at M&S on a Saturday afternoon
17 October 2004, 10:44 PM
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A few years back I caught some teenage ****** nicking the plastic valve caps off a sierra I had. I asked him politely what the hell he would want to nick them for but he didnt know himself!
17 October 2004, 11:28 PM
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i got a set of chrome caps never put them on,
they're here in my house somewhere gathering dust,
they should make them with security function, little electric shots.
not much
just
10,000 watts
to burn their ******* hands so they can never wnak again
if i see the kids do it again i set my ****zu on them,
its got one hell of a bark,
last year he scared 2 kids (about 8 years old) he chased the kids all the way back to their house,.
it was so funny you laugh yourself mental ( the way the kids screaming and crying all the way ) hahahhahahahahahahhaha
wheres that kids love/loathe thread.
ihatekidsifiseeanotheroneiriptheirlittleheadsandpi ssinthem
ahhhhhhh
breath in with the nose breath out with the mouth
breath in with the nose breath out with the mouth
breath in with the nose breath out with the mouth
breath in with the nose breath out with the mouth
breath in with the nose breath out with the mouth
they're here in my house somewhere gathering dust,
they should make them with security function, little electric shots.
not much
just
10,000 watts
to burn their ******* hands so they can never wnak again
if i see the kids do it again i set my ****zu on them,
its got one hell of a bark,
last year he scared 2 kids (about 8 years old) he chased the kids all the way back to their house,.
it was so funny you laugh yourself mental ( the way the kids screaming and crying all the way ) hahahhahahahahahahhaha
wheres that kids love/loathe thread.
ihatekidsifiseeanotheroneiriptheirlittleheadsandpi ssinthem
ahhhhhhh
breath in with the nose breath out with the mouth
breath in with the nose breath out with the mouth
breath in with the nose breath out with the mouth
breath in with the nose breath out with the mouth
breath in with the nose breath out with the mouth
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17 October 2004, 11:35 PM
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It's a sad world we live in that you can now actually buy locking valve caps.
I wonder if you can embed razor wire into the little grooves in a standard black valve cap?
I wonder if you can embed razor wire into the little grooves in a standard black valve cap?
- iirc i needed them for me grifter
18 October 2004, 12:16 AM
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Originally Posted by Ray_li
lol. dont believe you
's true - I've never stolen anything else in my life. I've always thought I should go and find the guy and give him back a new set of dustcaps. What if, when we die, we get to the big pearly gates, god is standing there with a big long printout - he says to me -
God - Name?
Me - Fast Bloke
God - (flicks through printout)
God - 4
you stole 4 - at the age of 6 - you shall burn foreverMe - 4
4 what?God - didn't you know your saintliness is measured by the amount of dust caps you stole divided by your age? you got .666 - even satan only managed a 0.62
you never know
18 October 2004, 08:35 AM
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I gave up on decent valve caps ages ago too... If you want to persevere then the following advice was brought to my attention 
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1) Buy some cheap metal valve caps from Halfords
2) Place the cap top-down on a table and with a stanley knife cut into the metal around the edge of the cap in a clockwise direction so that it forms a needle sharp burr. (it is important to get the direction correct so the point is facing against the way you would turn to remove the cap)
3) Install valve cap with care!
4) When you hear a yelp follow the drops of blood to find the perpetrator.
....1) Buy some cheap metal valve caps from Halfords
2) Place the cap top-down on a table and with a stanley knife cut into the metal around the edge of the cap in a clockwise direction so that it forms a needle sharp burr. (it is important to get the direction correct so the point is facing against the way you would turn to remove the cap)
3) Install valve cap with care!
4) When you hear a yelp follow the drops of blood to find the perpetrator.
18 October 2004, 09:55 AM
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Originally Posted by ajm
I gave up on decent valve caps ages ago too... If you want to persevere then the following advice was brought to my attention ....
1) Buy some cheap metal valve caps from Halfords
2) Place the cap top-down on a table and with a stanley knife cut into the metal around the edge of the cap in a clockwise direction so that it forms a needle sharp burr. (it is important to get the direction correct so the point is facing against the way you would turn to remove the cap)
3) Install valve cap with care!
4) When you hear a yelp follow the drops of blood to find the perpetrator.
....1) Buy some cheap metal valve caps from Halfords
2) Place the cap top-down on a table and with a stanley knife cut into the metal around the edge of the cap in a clockwise direction so that it forms a needle sharp burr. (it is important to get the direction correct so the point is facing against the way you would turn to remove the cap)
3) Install valve cap with care!
4) When you hear a yelp follow the drops of blood to find the perpetrator.
and what heppens if I need to take 'em out to check pressure
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