Theiving little tw***s!

[Cordie]

Just thought ad tell you that my boyfriends car was broken in to on college grounds and his cdsystem was nicked his cd changer his amps and subs and all the steering is fecked! N my poor mark has only had his car for two mweeks! It is goimg to cost £900 to replace his sound system and £700 4 his car to be fixed and the stupid burger is insured but told the insurance company he had an alarm on his car which he did not!

I think all theiving tw***s shud be killed!

[Durzel]

He has (had) a £900 sound system and no alarm whatsoever?

No offence, but how far back in the queue was he when The Almighty was dishing the cranial matter out?

[DaveB]

and he lied on his insurance?

hmm, no sympathy here. people like that make my insurance high!

[Cordie]

Rrrrrrr a no but he was getting round to fitting one but obviously not quick enough! He did have a factory fitting one on but told the insurance company it was a m something!

[Nick Miles]

What if they ask to see his installation certificate?

[Durzel]

Sounds like a Sigma M-series. (God I'm a boring sod knowing crap like that).

Seriously tho, what kind of mongoloid goes out and buys £900 worth of stereo gear (which I presume he didn't all buy at the same time) before getting a decent alarm. I wonder what all the thieving pikeys thought when they saw him cruising around, subs a'pumpin only to get out and lock the car up with the key.

I would hazard a guess they thought, "christ what a retard"... shortly before arguing over who had first dibs on the amp.

[Durzel]

Originally posted by Nick Miles
What if they ask to see his installation certificate?

Which they will, you can bet on it.

[DarrenH]

whooa back the truck up dave and durzel, its not his fault that there is vehicle related crime. Next youll be saying its his own fault for not spending the 900 on car security. how about feeling a little remorse for the guy, i'm sure weve all done stuff we regret and think is really stupid in hindsight.

[DaveB]

Originally posted by 0ddball
i'm sure weve all done stuff we regret and think is really stupid in hindsight.

looks out of window at car parked on main road unlocked and unalarmed (cos of cock up this morning)

lmao

[Cordie]

Well my mark already had all his stuff from his last car but he is going to pay for all the damage himself! Thankyou oddball at least some one admits they make mistakes in life!

[Nick Miles]

First thing that goes on any car is a decent alarm system BEFORE anything is done to the car.

But arguing bout it is counter productive i suppose - its done now and the consequences are a result of the risks you take.

[Cris Rose]

sorry, i kinda have to agree with the "how can he afford £900 of ICE and no allarm" argument.

it's a shame, and the allarm probably wouldn't have helped a lot, but you need to protect yourself and tell the truth to the insurance companies.

i suggest he spends half of that £900 on a very good allarm, and then gets the ICE

[Durzel]

Originally posted by 0ddball
whooa back the truck up dave and durzel, its not his fault that there is vehicle related crime. Next youll be saying its his own fault for not spending the 900 on car security. how about feeling a little remorse for the guy, i'm sure weve all done stuff we regret and think is really stupid in hindsight.

This is true. I do feel sorry for him, I wouldn't wish car theft on anyone.

However - it doesn't alter the fact he was very stupid. 34.7% more stupid than your average stupid person.

£900 worth of I.C.E isn't your everyday install, and if you don't appreciate how much pikeys will want such a system if you drive around giving everyone a free demo - then you are two planks short of a shed.

Sad, but true.

[Cordie]

Rrrrr well its happened now i just hope if anything like this happens to you your ready and waiting! I am honestly just glad that my mark was not there when it happened or i could be sitting in a hospital now!

[DarrenH]

how about we take the 900 and get the theifs kneecaps sawn off with a childs plastic saw.

you are basically justifying car crime because mark didnt get an alarm. thats f@cked up.

[Durzel]

Originally posted by Nick Miles
First thing that goes on any car is a decent alarm system BEFORE anything is done to the car.

But arguing bout it is counter productive i suppose - its done now and the consequences are a result of the risks you take.

First thing I bought for my car after I bought it was a dogs danglies Clifford alarm, then I bought I.C.E and ****.

I can understand people wanting kickass I.C.E installs to show off to all and sundry, but you cant sacrifice security in the process - otherwise someone will eventually take it from you. Sad state of affairs, but such is the climate we live in.

[Durzel]

Originally posted by 0ddball
you are basically justifying car crime because mark didnt get an alarm. thats f@cked up.

I don't think anyone is justifying it - simply saying that if you don't take adequate precautions then you shouldn't really come complaining when someone thieves it from you. Car crime happens, and the only thing we can do about it is make it as difficult as possible.

That said, if I caught someone stealing something from anyones car I would give them a sound kicking. The scum deserve everything they get.

Still - no use crying over spilt milk I suppose, hopefully he'll have learnt a good lesson from this experience.

[Brett]

I am sorry to hear that, no one deserves it and its not justifyable.

At the same time, one of the slogans for anti-car crime ads is 'Dont give thieves the oppourtunity' - which is exactly what he didn't listen to at the end of the day.....

[rgv_stu]

i feel sorry for him tbh but with a system like that he ought to have an alarm

ive had my car 4 1/2 years and ive still not got an alarm but then again my car aint got anything more than an old headunit and front speakers inside

trouble is we shouldnt have to lock our cars , but there is always some <unt who spoils the fun

[Cris Rose]

not justifying Oddball, questioning the sense in it.

[djadam]

yeah ive just spent over 500 notes on some clifford gear for my sri. was the first mod i did apart from swapping bits over from my old 1.3 astra

[pudsey]

My car was alarmed, immobilised, deadlocked, and it didnt stop em smashing the window, nabbin my black panel stereo, destroying the glovebox for my cd's.
And because it was deadlocked, they removed the excess glass from the window frame by smashing an iron bar along the top of the door.
The area didnt seem that bad, next to a st johns ambulance center and brand new university halls, how wrong can you be???

(Although it was in liverpool ).

The headunit is supposidly useless without the remote (which I had) due to the code input. And was sent a better replacement with a removable facia.

[imcsherry]

I agree with Odball and Pudsey. We all work hard on our cars and some little **** breaks in and either takes what he can or even tries to take the car. And as for improving security, my car was 'done' and it had an alarm, dead locks, immobiliser, multi lock, disc lock, security barrier on the drive and security lights around the car. The ***** should be shot at birth - I sympathyse totally.

[mike hayward]

hey peeps any body not forgotten he had only had the car for 2 WEEKS! i mean whats the first thing u wanna do when u buy a new car and all your install is sat in the corner of the bedroom after being taken out of old one? well fit of course.

Sorry to hear it was nicked, find em and break some fingers i say.

"Mike can see this guy staking out the college car park on days off!!!LOL"

[beany]

its when people leave the steroe fron in the glove box or under the seat that annoys me !! a few of my friends have had their stereos nicked and said, yeah its a shame the front was under the seat or in the drivers door tray ! now thats encouraging theft ! as its worth a try kinda thing.