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  1. smiley :O)

    smiley :O) for one priceless moment

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    so angry!

    im so angry on bonfire night i was out in town and when i came back home noticed me garden furniture (4 plastic chairs and table) had disappeared, as i was mortal drunk waited until morning and looked out windown only to see the remains of 2 of the table legs on my next door neighbours fire he had the night before!!!

    was absoultely LIVID!!

    went to knock on the little charvers door no answer so went the next day and his dad answered, both are denying anything and i cant prove it coz he has got rid of remains of them...planning some form of revenge but dont know what yet any ideas??:angry:
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  3. BRID

    BRID Has name in red. Staff

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    christ - where do you live? Moss-side?! :lol:

    I'd be livid yeah .... although from the people in question you mention, revenge might just kick a load of stuff off you dont want.
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  4. smiley :O)

    smiley :O) for one priceless moment

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    no i live in quiet little village just along from metro centre, his dad is really nice and i dont think he was actually in house when his brat had the fire, i told them i will find out who did it to make him worry but i live on me own and would be too scared to do something ! :(
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    I have access to an air rifle.. if you can get the right angle and coverage you could have a right laugh shooting the little fuckers feet..
    Jason Bourne, Nov 8, 2006
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    Ill come and put his windows out for £50 a window. :)

    I had my pipe bender nicked off the works van the other day :mad: why the fuck would someone want to nick a pipe bender!
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  7. Basic Instinct

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    Set fire to what ever animals they may have.
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    petrol bomb his house.
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  9. smiley :O)

    smiley :O) for one priceless moment

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    Ill come and put his windows out for £50 a window. :)

    I have access to an air rifle..

    chandler and mad_morlison i might take you both up on that!
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    J Mummy To A Baby Boy

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    Set a fire in your garden burn some of there items and gave them a taste of there own medicine
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    follow a small child on the way to school and bundle them into the back of a van
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    If you purchase one of them calor gas bottles (small one for camping), place it under their car exhaust and light it.... it will give you sufficient time (15 mins or so) to get far enough away from the scene to avoid suspicions....

    Check back half an hour later and if you got the angle right... their car should be nestling nicely in their living room!! :lol:
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    Or a Cavalier perhaps?
    eyeball, Nov 9, 2006
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  14. Basic Instinct

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    Not sure if this is the kind of project where you want to get caught up on details. Just stick the kid in your vehicle and go.
    Basic Instinct, Nov 9, 2006
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    True, as long as there is a big boot or plenty of storage space, it will be fine.

    And room for that Tartan blanket.
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    I've got to disagree on that one, I've forced even the largest of nine year olds into a cramped stuffy boot and although they were dead when they came out, their bodies were always in tip top condition.

    For small families of course, yes a big boot would be required.
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    I hope you dont live near a skool :eek: :lol:
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  18. Basic Instinct

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    There is actually a junior school no more than 200 metres from my house. :love:
    Basic Instinct, Nov 9, 2006
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    See, I haven't progressed to small families, I often find it a struggle without the manpower.

    Plus, you try enticing a 40 year bloke into your car with the promise of a puppy.

    It just doesn't work.
    eyeball, Nov 9, 2006
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  20. Basic Instinct

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    You must meet the wrong 40 year olds, its no more difficult than something thats not really all that difficult.
    Basic Instinct, Nov 9, 2006
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    Make pretend married toddlers make great starter families untill you work out how to trick their unwitting parents into coming to see some pixies.
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