all the watching and peeping out the window have him probably thinking your the crackhead
Crackhead next door.... should i be worried?
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"This fucker keeps leering at me. I think he is some kind of freak. He is always watching me, wtf."
Both of them are looking out the window at each other.........I'm freakin out here maaannnnn!
Webcam. This is reality TV gold in the making.
David762
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That reminds me of a personal experience I had ...
That reminds me of a personal experience I had ...
That reminds me of a personal experience I had ... many years ago, before there were cell phones.
I lived in an apartment in a small apt. complex, and from time to time I would get the distinct impression that someone had been messing about with my vehicle overnight. I installed an alarm system in my VW bus, but with a catch -- when triggered, there was no blaring car alarm. Instead, it would signal a pager-sized receiver I carried on my belt. It went off one night. I peeked out the window, and saw my vehicle's overhead light on. I didn't bother wasting time putting my shoes on -- I grabbed my .44 Magnum deer rifle and went out to catch the perp in the act.
He had already gone through the glovebox and had pocketed a sheath knife, which I took back. Not dissuaded by his claims that "I didn't do anything, let me go", I made him take off his sneakers and marched him at rifle-point to a 7-11 around the corner -- advising the obviously distraught cashier to please call the police asap. Two marked police cars rolled up about 3 minutes later. I explained myself, they put the perp in cuffs, and I followed them to the police station to file a complaint, along with his stinky sneakers.
About 2 weeks later, one of the other residents of the apartment complex found a half dozen car radios hidden in the weeds along the fence-line, as well as a pile of 8-track tapes. Apparently, the perp had broken into a number of autos in the parking lot, and stashed the goods between each robbery. He never came back for his loot. I would like to think that looking down the business end of a loaded .44 magnum rifle scared him off. In court, his plea of innocence quickly changed to a guilty plea once the DA discovered that his witness had made it into court to testify. He got Time Served and 2 years probation on a 1st offense, although I'm pretty sure it was only the 1st time he had been caught and prosecuted. I hope it changed his life for the better ...
Footnote: No, I would not have shot the perp if he had tried to run away -- that was the whole point about having him take off his sneakers. Without handcuffs, it seemed like the best way to pacify him.
That reminds me of a personal experience I had ...
That reminds me of a personal experience I had ... many years ago, before there were cell phones.
I lived in an apartment in a small apt. complex, and from time to time I would get the distinct impression that someone had been messing about with my vehicle overnight. I installed an alarm system in my VW bus, but with a catch -- when triggered, there was no blaring car alarm. Instead, it would signal a pager-sized receiver I carried on my belt. It went off one night. I peeked out the window, and saw my vehicle's overhead light on. I didn't bother wasting time putting my shoes on -- I grabbed my .44 Magnum deer rifle and went out to catch the perp in the act.
He had already gone through the glovebox and had pocketed a sheath knife, which I took back. Not dissuaded by his claims that "I didn't do anything, let me go", I made him take off his sneakers and marched him at rifle-point to a 7-11 around the corner -- advising the obviously distraught cashier to please call the police asap. Two marked police cars rolled up about 3 minutes later. I explained myself, they put the perp in cuffs, and I followed them to the police station to file a complaint, along with his stinky sneakers.
About 2 weeks later, one of the other residents of the apartment complex found a half dozen car radios hidden in the weeds along the fence-line, as well as a pile of 8-track tapes. Apparently, the perp had broken into a number of autos in the parking lot, and stashed the goods between each robbery. He never came back for his loot. I would like to think that looking down the business end of a loaded .44 magnum rifle scared him off. In court, his plea of innocence quickly changed to a guilty plea once the DA discovered that his witness had made it into court to testify. He got Time Served and 2 years probation on a 1st offense, although I'm pretty sure it was only the 1st time he had been caught and prosecuted. I hope it changed his life for the better ...
Footnote: No, I would not have shot the perp if he had tried to run away -- that was the whole point about having him take off his sneakers. Without handcuffs, it seemed like the best way to pacify him.
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I got the radio ripped out of my '72 El Camino one night in Yonkers NY. I installed a new one but screwed a few razor blades to the chassis of the new radio before putting it in. sure as shyt within a couple of months my car was broken into again but this time was just left a bloody mess. hanging fish hooks under the dash works too.......
My 80 year old parents see everybody that comes in & out also, I think they have problems too!!!!
Get a life!
Hmmmmmmm shes been up there for hours ...
Might be his sister
admit it you perv, you're rubbin' one out fantasizing about her.......Hmmmmmmm shes been up there for hours ...
she looking anything like this hubbleman?
cuz this is a bona fide crack ho.......
hahaha this shits hillarious....i have crackheads across the street. they came in handy one night when i locked myself out..one of them grabbed a drill and broke into my house in about 15 minutes for me!!
then i went out and bought some expensive bumpproof/drill proof locks so they wouldnt be able to do it again.....
then i went out and bought some expensive bumpproof/drill proof locks so they wouldnt be able to do it again.....
im surprised there wasn't a crack across the camera lens in that photo
