Topic: Crappy week.

[ACE]

Your great grandson looks a bit cross Lorna, have you upset him ;)

[lorna]

LOL. Must sort it Ace. For some reason the pic never got posted......something I have done wrong (again!!!!)

[SamLouise]

Don't forget that dummy alarm bell boxes can be bought for as little as £5 and dummy domestic cctv cams can be bought for something like £14-£18.  They act as quite good deterrants (no, I'm not advertising, I'm trying to be helpful, lol)

[ACE]

Don't forget that dummy alarm bell boxes can be bought for as little as £5 and dummy domestic cctv cams can be bought for something like £14-£18.  They act as quite good deterrants (no, I'm not advertising, I'm trying to be helpful, lol)

Only dummies do dummys. Maplins sell the real thing for under 50 notes. wireless cameras as well so no drilling and cables verywhere. They even play back through a digital photo frame. Good excuse to get one of those and have it running all the time with some badass bikers photos coming up through the family snaps. The scrotes will see them and push off quick leaving a few quid for any damage.  I'll send you some of mine if you like. No better not. wouldn't want to stop everybody coming to visit ;D

[Froglegs]

Allow me Ace

[betula]

Now I would be scared of that person    ;D

[tonybloke]

Allow me Ace

;D ;D ;D

[ACE]

HHHahhahahahhahhahhha - stop it - hahahhahhahha - d&mn it now I've wet myself!......

[cornykev]

Thats brought back memorys Ace and his first proper bike.  ;D ;D ;D ;D ;D

[BarriedaleNick]

Just got a form from the old bill asking along with many other things for the imei number of me stolen mobile.

It handily informs me that I can get the number by pressing *#06# ON THE PHONE.  That's right - the STOLEN phone. Now all I have to do is to find the phone so I can properly report it stolen! ::)

[ACE]

I'm surprised they did not ask you to phone the bloke what nicked it and ask him to get the number for you.

That silly little number. I have lost count of the times we have been told on one forum or another how to do it. But pleeese not another number/ password/ PIN to remember. so we don't bother. don't need it until it is too late.

You ain't going to get any of your stuff back anyway. Just fill in the insurance claim and replace it all. But don't do guesstimates. Get the shopkeepers to give a written estimate of the values.

[1066]

Nick - just caught up with this thread. What a b*******er. Hope you and Mrs Nick get it all sorted soon

[BarriedaleNick]

Thanks for all the messages everyone - this site is great (even when we argue!) and has really cheered me up this week.