what kind of a piece of crap low-life do you have to be?

[kennermike]

thats Fn BS Damian sorry that this happend Bro!

[rche]

I'm betting it was this guy.

[SUP-Ronin]

Sadly it was probably someone in your neighborhood. I would guess kids. I might have taken a pumpkin or two when I was a kid. Teens do a lot of stupid things.

[Brazoo]

That stinks - I'm sorry man.

[Toyman_Chris]

Emergency Mini Mego Meet in Miami! We will all stake out your place.

Sorry it happened man. Don't let it ruin your Holidays!

[Werewolf]

I'm sorry to hear that. I hope you can still have a nice holiday.

[toys2cool]

thanx guys, naw it's all good...just frustrating,especially knowing that their were people on my property

[Cmonster]

Sorry to hear that, D. I caught a guy trying to break into my car one time-- needless to say, instead of a car stereo, he a got a free trip to the hospital. I shudder to think what you would have done to the thief had you caught the scum bag...

SC

[sauce]

Stupid stupid and sad
Set up a camera
Sorry, bro

[Goblin19]

I hate people sometimes. That sucks.

[megoapesnut]

I feel for you D. My son was recently robbed. My wife and I went on a trip for the weekend and our son stayed over at our house to be with our daughter. When we got back we found out his roommate had "left the door unlocked" at their apartment and someone took his PS3, Xbox 360, watch, clothes, all his video games and some cash he had hidden. Circumstances led me to believe that the roommate actually took all of the stuff and not some fictitious thief. Seeing my 19 year old son in tears over losing most of his valuables made me want to beat the crap out of the roommate, for leaving the door open, if nothing else. Now that I am sure it was him, I really have to calm myself or I will end up in jail. The feeling of being violated like that is pretty bad and I wouldn't wish that on anyone.

[Gorn Captain]

Every year, here in Ghent, they put up a giant christmas tree, full of ornaments, in the city center.
The next couple of days, all ornaments up to a height of about 8 feet get stolen. And when you know that the ornaments for this tree are huge (it has 18" balls), you have to ask yourself: what the **** are they going to do with those things?

I can see a guy thinking: "You know what would really make my Christmas this year? A set of 18 inch balls!!!!"

[Toyman_Chris]

I feel for you D. My son was recently robbed. My wife and I went on a trip for the weekend and our son stayed over at our house to be with our daughter. When we got back we found out his roommate had "left the door unlocked" at their apartment and someone took his PS3, Xbox 360, watch, clothes, all his video games and some cash he had hidden. Circumstances led me to believe that the roommate actually took all of the stuff and not some fictitious thief. Seeing my 19 year old son in tears over losing most of his valuables made me want to beat the crap out of the roommate, for leaving the door open, if nothing else. Now that I am sure it was him, I really have to calm myself or I will end up in jail. The feeling of being violated like that is pretty bad and I wouldn't wish that on anyone.

Dang man! Life has a way of dealing a crap hand. I guess I like to say that life is full of adversity and it's how you deal with that adversity that defines you as a person. Stay strong.

[toys2cool]

I feel for you D. My son was recently robbed. My wife and I went on a trip for the weekend and our son stayed over at our house to be with our daughter. When we got back we found out his roommate had "left the door unlocked" at their apartment and someone took his PS3, Xbox 360, watch, clothes, all his video games and some cash he had hidden. Circumstances led me to believe that the roommate actually took all of the stuff and not some fictitious thief. Seeing my 19 year old son in tears over losing most of his valuables made me want to beat the crap out of the roommate, for leaving the door open, if nothing else. Now that I am sure it was him, I really have to calm myself or I will end up in jail. The feeling of being violated like that is pretty bad and I wouldn't wish that on anyone.

dam bro that really sucks, sorry to hear that man

[toys2cool]

I feel for you D. My son was recently robbed. My wife and I went on a trip for the weekend and our son stayed over at our house to be with our daughter. When we got back we found out his roommate had "left the door unlocked" at their apartment and someone took his PS3, Xbox 360, watch, clothes, all his video games and some cash he had hidden. Circumstances led me to believe that the roommate actually took all of the stuff and not some fictitious thief. Seeing my 19 year old son in tears over losing most of his valuables made me want to beat the crap out of the roommate, for leaving the door open, if nothing else. Now that I am sure it was him, I really have to calm myself or I will end up in jail. The feeling of being violated like that is pretty bad and I wouldn't wish that on anyone.

and the worst part of that is that you never forget that stuff...I still haven't gotten over my stolen Cobra..every time I see one I have to stop check it out..and when I realize it's not it...I feel like crying like a little kid that was my baby, i miss her man