I worked for a company many years ago that had to spend a fortune putting warning signs on flat roofs after a thief fell through a skylight.
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And stop smoking in your home from July 1st, it's a burglar's place of work.Originally posted by KyajaeLeave lights on for the vandals: Council has 'duty of care' to protect intruders from school hazards
http://www.dailymail.co.uk/pages/liv...n_page_id=1770
How the feck can you have a 'duty of care' to an intruder - someone who is not authorised and has no permission to be on the premises.
Will they be having 24/7 staff on site to help intruders carry out any items they want so as they don't hurt their backs lifting stolen goods.
FFS!!
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I've had my pr1ck on a bush that led to a nasty rash. Best avoided.Originally posted by threadedI've planted these bushes that originally come from somewhere in Africa. They live with a symbiotic bacteria on their thorns. Anyone who gets their skin pierced by the thorns on said bush ends up with nads the size of melons for a day or so.
Funnily enough it was a police officer ?on BBC TV? who first introduced me to this wondrous plant as an effective deterrent to prowlers.
I would highly recommend it as it indeed very good for encouraging chummies to prowl another area.
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There is a plant that harbours gnonorrhea?Originally posted by threadedI've planted these bushes that originally come from somewhere in Africa. They live with a symbiotic bacteria on their thorns. Anyone who gets their skin pierced by the thorns on said bush ends up with nads the size of melons for a day or so.
Funnily enough it was a police officer ?on BBC TV? who first introduced me to this wondrous plant as an effective deterrent to prowlers.
I would highly recommend it as it indeed very good for encouraging chummies to prowl another area.
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I've planted these bushes that originally come from somewhere in Africa. They live with a symbiotic bacteria on their thorns. Anyone who gets their skin pierced by the thorns on said bush ends up with nads the size of melons for a day or so.
Funnily enough it was a police officer ?on BBC TV? who first introduced me to this wondrous plant as an effective deterrent to prowlers.
I would highly recommend it as it indeed very good for encouraging chummies to prowl another area.
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Should we also leave our car unlocked and ticking over so the poor little darlings don't injure themselves breaking glass or hotwiring it?
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I worry that burglars will slip on the hallway mat or bang their heads climbing in through open windows.
In my home I have fixed safety instructions to the wall outside to make sure they don't harm themselves getting in and out whilst I'm away.
HTH
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Local Govt W@nk-Think or Or A True Reflection of Spinless Britain?
Leave lights on for the vandals: Council has 'duty of care' to protect intruders from school hazards
http://www.dailymail.co.uk/pages/liv...n_page_id=1770
How the feck can you have a 'duty of care' to an intruder - someone who is not authorised and has no permission to be on the premises.
Will they be having 24/7 staff on site to help intruders carry out any items they want so as they don't hurt their backs lifting stolen goods.
FFS!!
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