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Do you disagree with the fact that the old Britain didn't have as many problems with crime?
EDIT: Your right it does teach fear, but to a point fear teaches respect. Example: When you were 11/12 would you have walked up to 17/18 year olds and slap them in the face? No. Why not? That's what happens round here, there is no fear (whether of violence or punishment) anymore - which means no respect.
EDIT: Your right it does teach fear, but to a point fear teaches respect. Example: When you were 11/12 would you have walked up to 17/18 year olds and slap them in the face? No. Why not? That's what happens round here, there is no fear (whether of violence or punishment) anymore - which means no respect.
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Darren S
ClioSport Club Member
Guys - we're going off topic here - as much as I agree with the majority of what Rip3z says.
cbscup - removing all religion, ethnic bias etc from the conversation - the fact is that the Britain of today is a total joke. We reward the guilty and persecute the innocent - especially those acting with common sense and/or in self-defense.
The comical value of this situation would be if Northy's car was entirely not road-worthy - i.e. bald tyres and the thief had a crash. He could legitimately sue Northy for possesion of a high-risk car, completely ignoring the fact that the said thief had stolen it in the first place.
Common sense, dignity and respect for others is totally out of the window these days. Everyone is out for what they can get and anything that goes wrong is someone else's fault.
D.
cbscup - removing all religion, ethnic bias etc from the conversation - the fact is that the Britain of today is a total joke. We reward the guilty and persecute the innocent - especially those acting with common sense and/or in self-defense.
The comical value of this situation would be if Northy's car was entirely not road-worthy - i.e. bald tyres and the thief had a crash. He could legitimately sue Northy for possesion of a high-risk car, completely ignoring the fact that the said thief had stolen it in the first place.
Common sense, dignity and respect for others is totally out of the window these days. Everyone is out for what they can get and anything that goes wrong is someone else's fault.
D.
Bubbles
ClioSport Club Member
BMW I4 M50
Terrible news, hope they get them back.
I work with a company called Auto-txt doing Cat 5 tracking systems for cars..the customers and their reasons for buying our product is very scarey... one guy had his house broken into whilst he was asleep upstairs, they took the keys, and the car.
Another was telling me how his parents Audi was stollen and recovered, went into the body shop for a few weeks to be repaired, the night they got it back, it was on the drive, the same people came back and turned the car over... ripped it apart.
Nasty stuff.
I work with a company called Auto-txt doing Cat 5 tracking systems for cars..the customers and their reasons for buying our product is very scarey... one guy had his house broken into whilst he was asleep upstairs, they took the keys, and the car.
Another was telling me how his parents Audi was stollen and recovered, went into the body shop for a few weeks to be repaired, the night they got it back, it was on the drive, the same people came back and turned the car over... ripped it apart.
Nasty stuff.
williamsclio.co.uk/forum
thanks for your messages guys.
still no news from tyhe police - although they have lots of evidence now.
tonis subaru had a tracker on it, but todate it isnt showing up on there system. She has only owned the car 3 months - poor girl.
I agree with darren - think i'd choke if i had a call from someone saying i was being taken to court by the lad / lass who stole my car.
If you can keep your eyes out for both - especially around the North west area I would be very grateful.
still no news from tyhe police - although they have lots of evidence now.
tonis subaru had a tracker on it, but todate it isnt showing up on there system. She has only owned the car 3 months - poor girl.
I agree with darren - think i'd choke if i had a call from someone saying i was being taken to court by the lad / lass who stole my car.
If you can keep your eyes out for both - especially around the North west area I would be very grateful.
Beetle
Taken from williamsclio.co.uk
http://www.williamsclio.co.uk/forum/viewtopic.php?t=6675
Northy Wrote:
police have just rung - they have found my car !
carnt speak as i need to get my spare set of keys.
it was found within 5 miles of my house around 10am.
Thank you guys.,
Hopefully all goes ok for the fella and the car is in one piece
http://www.williamsclio.co.uk/forum/viewtopic.php?t=6675
Northy Wrote:
police have just rung - they have found my car !
carnt speak as i need to get my spare set of keys.
it was found within 5 miles of my house around 10am.
Thank you guys.,
Hopefully all goes ok for the fella and the car is in one piece
MERCEDES CLS AMG
Rip3z - you talk sense mate, i like your style
Darren S
ClioSport Club Member
Scott-16v! said:Taken from williamsclio.co.uk
http://www.williamsclio.co.uk/forum/viewtopic.php?t=6675
Northy Wrote:
police have just rung - they have found my car !
carnt speak as i need to get my spare set of keys.
it was found within 5 miles of my house around 10am.
Thank you guys.,
Hopefully all goes ok for the fella and the car is in one piece
Bloody excellent news! I hope it's been left well alone......
D.
megane coupe F7R
Rip3z said:
The williams mate. No subaru yet!
williamsclio.co.uk/forum
Hi guys.
Thanks so much for keeping a eye out for me. The subarus reg is / was M379 YWE and was found in dark blue.
The car appears ok on the outside but thankfuly there is aload of evidence left on the inside and the police will need to do tests to recover any evidence.
Pictures of my car taken last night - dirty its ever been bar the RWS weekend.
Thanks so much for keeping a eye out for me. The subarus reg is / was M379 YWE and was found in dark blue.
The car appears ok on the outside but thankfuly there is aload of evidence left on the inside and the police will need to do tests to recover any evidence.
Pictures of my car taken last night - dirty its ever been bar the RWS weekend.
williamsclio.co.uk/forum
no news on tonis subaru yet.
been on to tracker everyday.
so that means they have either found the tracker inside the car, the car is still in a area with no reception, or not moved since monday morning.
Im taking toni out tonight to go and look around the area where mine was found...nevr know your luck.
Thanks for all your wishes guys and gals.
been on to tracker everyday.
so that means they have either found the tracker inside the car, the car is still in a area with no reception, or not moved since monday morning.
Im taking toni out tonight to go and look around the area where mine was found...nevr know your luck.
Thanks for all your wishes guys and gals.
i'm a little confused here, i thought that a tracker gave a position of the car when requested, and that it could always be contacted in the event of theft, so that the where abouts could be identified? I do appreciate an area with no reception is possible, but isnt it based on GPS?
Northy- glad they found your car mate, at least if its within 5miles, they shouldnt have been able to do too much damage.
Northy- glad they found your car mate, at least if its within 5miles, they shouldnt have been able to do too much damage.
