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Topic History of: Man arrested for "piggy backing"...
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zooloo |
steveimp wrote:
Is taking items from a household skip a crime I wonder?
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I think it may be.
Your normal black bin rubbish is still your property IRC. |
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steveimp |
Mart wrote:
E bay also is of course good for this Steve, you could have not only saved a fortune but made one.
(bubble rap taken into account of course!)
This was the stuff that even eBay couldn't get rid of! |
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Mart |
E bay also is of course good for this Steve, you could have not only saved a fortune but made one.
(bubble rap taken into account of course!) |
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steveimp |
JK2006 wrote:
Totally agree Mart; we are living in a totally mad world.
Thinking of something now gets long criminal sentences; talking dirty to a middle aged cop pretending to be someone else means prison; using something free because the owner has decided they don't want to protect it is a crime; human beings are rejecting human rights...
BARMY!
Is taking items from a household skip a crime I wonder?
After I moved out of the first house that I bought, I had a skip delivered to get rid of a Steptoe's yard full of junk that I had collected over the six years that I had lived there. Because I had moved in with my new wife by then into her own house, I was filling the skip with this junk during the day, driving home a good 20 miles then returning the next day to - an empty (or 3/4 empty) skip. I must have saved a fortune!! |
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zooloo |
The only Freeweb I know of is for hosting websites not getting online. So no comment on that from me.
It is very true if you don't want you car nicked don't leave the keys in it. Although we are used to keys and their use. Something like a password on a wireless connection is something alien to many people.
People are not aware that others can use their wireless, if you point out the range is 50m it becomes clear to them.
We may not think a password is terribly techy but some do. |
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