Stolen Golf R & Touareg R
Stolen Golf R & Touareg R
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PorkInsider

6,362 posts

164 months

Monday 31st October 2016
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WCZ said:
can't you use 3d printers to 'print' a gun these days?
not sure how you'd get bullets though
Obviously you'd print those too, you muppet.

Jesus. Can none of you think for yourselves?

Make sure you have the bullets printed BEFORE the criminals get to the stairs though. You would definitely lose the element of surprise if you started printing them at that point.

yes

burty39

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362 posts

224 months

Monday 31st October 2016
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AW111 said:
Help! My house doesn't have stairs - what am I to dominate?
It was mentioned earlier by 'castroses' that you dominate the drive area.

"As to the driveway - yes that is a space easily dominated! Are you even aware that with a little planning there are everyday objects that can easily be used as weapons"

JDTD

Limpet

6,598 posts

184 months

Monday 31st October 2016
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Have none of you watched Home Alone? All you need to do is put a tarantula on the perp's face.

AW111

9,674 posts

156 months

Monday 31st October 2016
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burty39 said:
AW111 said:
Help! My house doesn't have stairs - what am I to dominate?
It was mentioned earlier by 'castroses' that you dominate the drive area.

"As to the driveway - yes that is a space easily dominated! Are you even aware that with a little planning there are everyday objects that can easily be used as weapons"

JDTD
But I'd have to wait until they stole my vehicles before there was room on the driveway for me to do any dominating. This is all very difficult.

Shotaro

96 posts

151 months

Monday 31st October 2016
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By dominating he probably means 'give a good brushing'; sweeping the driveway, brushing the stairs, all the while dressed up in his gimp suit

WCZ

11,296 posts

217 months

Monday 31st October 2016
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PorkInsider said:
Obviously you'd print those too, you muppet.

Jesus. Can none of you think for yourselves?

Make sure you have the bullets printed BEFORE the criminals get to the stairs though. You would definitely lose the element of surprise if you started printing them at that point.

yes
The first generation of 3D printed guns used regular metal bullets so I thought you were joking until I googled it, didn't realize you can actually print bullets too.

well yeah, obviously you'd have to have the gun ready to go in case of an intrusion but that's common sense!

PorkInsider

6,362 posts

164 months

Monday 31st October 2016
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Limpet said:
Have none of you watched Home Alone? All you need to do is put a tarantula on the perp's face.
Ok just for clarity here, I'll refer readers to my previous post...

If you're going to use the classic 'tarantula on face' defensive move, ensure you have the tarantula ready BEFORE the crims have a foot on the staircase.

As with 3D printing bullets, it's no good waiting until the attack is in progress before getting your st together.

TwistingMyMelon

6,485 posts

228 months

Monday 31st October 2016
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Car is a car, easy to replace especially something modern and new, I just leave my keys out, they are welcome to my car if they break in, sod risking mine or my families life over a car

In regards to dogs, I have two, they are great "alert" dogs and will alert me to the slightest noise in the garden at night and sound about 10 x worse than they actually are! They would only deter or stop opportunists or small time wimpy thieves. Any hardened thugs/crims stealing high end cars often don't give a st and know how to deal with dogs, Ive read several times how some dogs have been beaten unconscious when thieves have broken into houses, which when they are family pets really affect the owners .

Even if you get a mental rottie or similar, its overkill getting a large dog with everything that in entails to deter thieves, as they need a lot of time, stimulation and interaction otherwise you get issues.


WCZ

11,296 posts

217 months

Monday 31st October 2016
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PorkInsider said:
As with 3D printing bullets, it's no good waiting until the attack is in progress before getting your st together.
you print them beforehand and have several ready to go

PorkInsider

6,362 posts

164 months

Monday 31st October 2016
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WCZ said:
PorkInsider said:
As with 3D printing bullets, it's no good waiting until the attack is in progress before getting your st together.
you print them beforehand and have several ready to go
Yes. I didn't realise you really could print them when I first posted that!

Can you print the powder/cordite to fill them, too?

Quickmoose

5,200 posts

146 months

Monday 31st October 2016
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Given you can never truly know who the thieves are, how many there are, where they are, how tooled up they are, what lengths they will go to... (I mean these guys will be strangers to you right?)
Then there will always be an unknown.
Now, do we think our pets, children and spouse will be grateful in the possible outcome that you lose you blurry eye'd slap fest at the top or bottom of the stairs? and then they become the focus of the intrusion?

I do believe it is only in the realms of Jason Statham or Tom Cruise characters or obviously Chuck Norris that could forsee all the moves as they come.

You could prep your house ready for any and all eventualities, but then you have to live in it to, so having ninja throwing stars on the shelf outside the bathroom isn't so good...
I'd perhaps go to the trouble of preparing a pithy one liner after I've slapped the first of the three heavies, then I'd probably let them know about the slight hesitation between 4 and 5000 revs as the vtec kicks in, and not to worry about it too much...

WCZ

11,296 posts

217 months

Monday 31st October 2016
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PorkInsider said:
Can you print the powder/cordite to fill them, too?
Of course not (as you know) but you can buy it legally in amounts of ~100g at a time.


jimi

521 posts

286 months

Monday 31st October 2016
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Can't you just shoot them with an air rifle whilst "dominating the top step".

Like in the film Lock, Stock. "Sh*t, I've been shot. Can everyone stop getting shot!"

Shakermaker

11,317 posts

123 months

Monday 31st October 2016
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PorkInsider said:
WCZ said:
PorkInsider said:
As with 3D printing bullets, it's no good waiting until the attack is in progress before getting your st together.
you print them beforehand and have several ready to go
Yes. I didn't realise you really could print them when I first posted that!

Can you print the powder/cordite to fill them, too?
Haven't you seen "In the Line of Duty" with Clint Eastwood and John Malkovich? You take an extensive model making course and learn how to use several plastic components disguised as every day objects that you can fit together under a table without looking!

and also...

castroses said:
I live alone! No wife, no kids
This is not surprising.

MDMA .

10,120 posts

124 months

Monday 31st October 2016
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lad I used to work with had a great saying. " do you want to be a dead hero or a live chicken?"

PorkInsider

6,362 posts

164 months

Monday 31st October 2016
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Maybe we should have a list of equipment required for total domination of staircase/defence of one's vehicles?

3D printed gun
3D printed bullets
Cordite (not 3D printed)
Tarantula (real one)
5 dogs (not tied together)
Child gate


Please add whatever I've missed.

(Surprised no one has mentioned lego bricks on staircase tbh. That stuff hurts like a bd when you walk on it in bare feet. Suppose we'd need to add 'cream carpet' to the lego tactic though, so that the perps remove their shoes when they come through the door, as anyone automatically does at that sight of a cream coloured carpet).

Shakermaker

11,317 posts

123 months

Monday 31st October 2016
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PorkInsider said:
Maybe we should have a list of equipment required for total domination of staircase/defence of one's vehicles?

3D printed gun
3D printed bullets
Cordite (not 3D printed)
Tarantula (real one)
5 dogs (not tied together)
Child gate


Please add whatever I've missed.

(Surprised no one has mentioned lego bricks on staircase tbh. That stuff hurts like a bd when you walk on it in bare feet. Suppose we'd need to add 'cream carpet' to the lego tactic though, so that the perps remove their shoes when they come through the door, as anyone automatically does at that sight of a cream coloured carpet).
Tin of paint on a length of rope over the bannisters, also, why not put some sticky tar, an upturned nail and/or some ice on the bottom few stairs at the same time so that you truly have the dominant position when you are attacked from below?

Hitch

6,118 posts

217 months

Monday 31st October 2016
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Shakermaker said:
Tin of paint on a length of rope over the bannisters, also, why not put some sticky tar, an upturned nail and/or some ice on the bottom few stairs at the same time so that you truly have the dominant position when you are attacked from below?
Macauley, is that you?

I'd backlight two cardboard cut-outs (one low sweeping kick, one high sweeping kick obviously) mounted atop two old record players to create a Krab Magna shadow battle effect to dominate the curtains. Works on frosted glass also FYI.

anonymous-user

77 months

Monday 31st October 2016
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my mate used to have an air-gun, on standby. heard a noise in the night, grabbed it ran down stairs dropped the rifle and shot himself i the arm.

BrettMRC

5,566 posts

183 months

Monday 31st October 2016
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How about a black dog that lies in the shadows near the top/foot of the stairs providing the ultimate in mobile trip hazards?