Originally posted by lilelvis2000
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Throw him off the scent by giving him a crossbow.Originally posted by lilelvis2000I'd be worried my little one would get a hold of it and take it to school. So yes I would like to keep a gun, but practically I can't.Comment
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Following items easily and quickly obtainable in the case of a confrontation:
Claw hammer
Ice axe
Ice hockey stick
Stanley knife
Scalpel
Heavy maglite
Aerosol + lighter
Don't keep them by the bedside as I'd kill myself if I sleepwalk.
My dad has an original 17th Century Katana and a wakizashi sword hanging on the wall outside his bedroom, along with a sabre, a rapier and an asagai.
We'd both use them. All of them.Comment
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If anyone broke into my house I'd light a cigarette, sit down and watch them choke to death from passive smoking.Call the cops
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Not in a burglar's workplace you won't, young man.Originally posted by freakydancerIf anyone broke into my house I'd light a cigarette, sit down and watch them choke to death from passive smoking.Comment
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I forgot about that - I'd have to stand in the garden and watch them.Originally posted by Old GregNot in a burglar's workplace you won't, young man.Call the cops
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If your registered office is your home, does that mean you can't smoke there?
I can see that pissing off a few people I know.Comment
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Presumably, the burglar has to put up a no smoking sign on entering the building.Originally posted by freakydancerI forgot about that - I'd have to stand in the garden and watch them.Comment
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I think you're OK if you're the only person working there and you don't have clients/members of the public in your office.Originally posted by PRC1964If your registered office is your home, does that mean you can't smoke there?
I can see that pissing off a few people I know.Comment
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That deviates from your passive smoking strategy surely? Why don't you just make them a sandwich which contains a lot of saturated fat or something?Originally posted by freakydancerI forgot about that - I'd have to stand in the garden and watch them.Comment
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