taking a weapon to bed with you..........
15 September 2006, 07:11 PM
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taking a weapon to bed with you..........
...what is your choice of weapon?
i usually have a pair of scissors near by incase of emergencies
my mum always said that an intruder that had no intention of causing you harm could always use them on you instead.
i have a pepper spray as well but i cant find it
i usually have a pair of scissors near by incase of emergencies
my mum always said that an intruder that had no intention of causing you harm could always use them on you instead.
i have a pepper spray as well but i cant find it
15 September 2006, 07:19 PM
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What your mum said is probably right.
Still can't stop the missus from having a hatchet next to her bed though when i'm not there
A big power drill with a large bit in it looks quite scary too and is perfectly excusable for having in your bedroom as you were obviously doing some diy.
Still can't stop the missus from having a hatchet next to her bed though when i'm not there
A big power drill with a large bit in it looks quite scary too and is perfectly excusable for having in your bedroom as you were obviously doing some diy.
15 September 2006, 07:34 PM
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Nothing, I'm not paranoid, don't live in a dodgy area, don't have an in your face car on my drive (it's in t'garage 
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You can legally only defend yourself with no more 'armoury' than a burglar. i.e. if he has a baseball bat then you can use one as well, however you can use something if he's unarmed. Yeah yeah sucks etc. but it's more likely that an intruder is a neighbour or passer by/policeman etc. warning you about a fire next door or summat. Alternatively a family/friend who has your spare keys come in for whatever reason. You're half awake, at what point do you really realise what's going on? When it's too late or not?
chill, these sort of things are very rare, unless you own a scoob apparently
).You can legally only defend yourself with no more 'armoury' than a burglar. i.e. if he has a baseball bat then you can use one as well, however you can use something if he's unarmed. Yeah yeah sucks etc. but it's more likely that an intruder is a neighbour or passer by/policeman etc. warning you about a fire next door or summat. Alternatively a family/friend who has your spare keys come in for whatever reason. You're half awake, at what point do you really realise what's going on? When it's too late or not?
chill, these sort of things are very rare, unless you own a scoob apparently
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15 September 2006, 07:45 PM
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Originally Posted by Nat21
Actually, bet Sara's prob got a few items in her room that would prob scare the average male intruder 
15 September 2006, 07:48 PM
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Originally Posted by JTaylor
Ironically named 'the male intruder'...
15 September 2006, 07:58 PM
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Originally Posted by SwissTony
"yes officer, he fell over my trip wire and impaled his ***** on me"
"i was absolutely terrified and it took me at least an hour and half before I yelled for help"
"i was absolutely terrified and it took me at least an hour and half before I yelled for help"
and you got the timing wrong.......its about 30 seconds with you men
15 September 2006, 08:07 PM
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Originally Posted by sarasquares
in me
and you got the timing wrong.......its about 30 seconds with you men
and you got the timing wrong.......its about 30 seconds with you men
dont tar us with all the same brush
I will have you know, that I can hold out for nearly a minute....
stand back girls..form an orderly queue now