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barnum42
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The dog may make a good alarm dog, but she's a little small to put fear into a gang of teenage yobs.stranger said:And Joe, maybe your GF can use her new puppy to scare off the kids messing with her store.
Apparently a couple of said yobs were hanging around the shop on Friday and two of them pretty much admitted to vandalising the awning on her cart. Rather than report said yobs to police she has decided to try and reason with them. Personally I'd rather she told the police - especially as the yobs had their school uniforms on and she can now recognise them.
barnum42
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Does not sound too bad. The guide my driving instructor told me still works for most cars - when your back seat is level with the parked cars rear wheel go to full lock and when the centre of your rear screen crosses the kerb, go to opposite full lock.Lil'mermaid said:
Though this did not work on an old Fiat 132 I had - it had the turning circle of the QE2.
Lil'mermaid
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barnum42 said:
Thanks!
Safari Giraffe
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speck76 said:I was thinking of her when I took them
I have about 150 more of the Giraffes
How sweet.
I love pictures of giraffes. I think they are beautiful and graceful.
barnum42
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I wonder how much destruction a yob has to do to a property before the police will take some action.
The GF's shop has had three more attacks in the last week. Her cart handle snapped off on one night and an awning punctured the next. There was a small group of mouthy 13 year olds outside her shop on Saturday when one of them admitted to carrying out the puncturing of the awning. GF tried to reason with them rahter than report them to the police (as experience shows the police to nothing).
She gets to work today to find one of her signs has been smashed. So, it's another phone call to the police and that's probably the last she will hear from them until she has to report the next thing they decide to smash up.
On the plus side though, she should be picking up the rescue dog today or tomorrow, so that will keep her spirits up.
The GF's shop has had three more attacks in the last week. Her cart handle snapped off on one night and an awning punctured the next. There was a small group of mouthy 13 year olds outside her shop on Saturday when one of them admitted to carrying out the puncturing of the awning. GF tried to reason with them rahter than report them to the police (as experience shows the police to nothing).
She gets to work today to find one of her signs has been smashed. So, it's another phone call to the police and that's probably the last she will hear from them until she has to report the next thing they decide to smash up.
On the plus side though, she should be picking up the rescue dog today or tomorrow, so that will keep her spirits up.
Safari Giraffe
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barnum42 said:
Such a shame that she has to put up with these troublemakers!
Why are they picking on her so much? Do they have something against her?
If I caught them in the act or knew they did the damage, I would put a serious hurting on them. That's a promise!:fork:
I hope the dog makes her happy. I would take the dog to the shop with her. Those tiny dogs can be pretty ferocious when they want to be.
I know because we have a Chihuahua that lives close to our house and it can be a little terror at times!:lol:
OH, by the way.....*HUGGLES*.
*morning huggles*
