Beeping your horn. The international mating call of the home burglar.

All I can say is.......... any burglars fumbling around in the dark opening plastic boxes in his apartment are in for a bit of a shock

Trust me there is no appetite whatsoever in the UK for looser gun control.

The fox hunting ban had nothing to do with guns or liberty and everything to do with a bunch of rich country gents wanting to tear apart foxes with dogs. The rest of the country wasn't so sure this was something worth marching about.

And nobody was denying Tony Martin the right to defend his home, although some did think that him shooting the burglar in the back with a shotgun might have been a tad overzealous.

First, I agree that the NRA is totally nuts. Let's get that right out of the way.

During gun rights discussions on Videosift, I often hear "this isn't the wild west anymore", that gun ownership is no longer justified in modern society. Given that, when NO was reduced to something resembling a post-apocalypse movie, with burglars and looters a constant threat, and with authorities overwhelmed, isn't that exactly the time when people ought to have a way to protect themselves?

Confiscating guns at a time like this is no different than suspending habeas corpus for terror suspects or ignoring freedom of speech because people are critical of the government: that's what those rights are there for.

The opposite of cat burglar! [poor thing]

I think it's kind of cool. Dude can store whatever he wants. Honestly, if he's going to have those guns in his domicile (which he is free to do) I'm glad they are in a place that is unlikely to be identified by a burglar, and thus they are unlikely fall into the hands of criminals. I actually prefer this to a safe, unless the safe is immovable.

Why does this guy need to justify his collection? Would you guys react differently if they were swords?

I prefer whacking off the burglars from a distance as well. My house is the most popular amongst them for some reason.

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>> ^heathen:

>> ^ant:
What if you need to get out like from a fire?

Just walk around the side of the frame, or crawl underneath - looks like it's a couple of feet off the floor.


Har har! I meant when installed.

>> ^ant:

What if you need to get out like from a fire?


Just walk around the side of the frame, or crawl underneath - looks like it's a couple of feet off the floor.

>> ^ponceleon:

How is this fail? It does exactly what it was designed to do...


It's a fail for whomever attempts to thwart it's security silly =o)

>> ^jjw001:

uhh that fucked up glass looks pretty vandalized to me.


Right you are! [changing title] What could I have been thinking? =o/

>> ^Sagemind:

I want to see where it's stashing it all - how big is the pile?


The owner states: "I have 2 boxes full of stuff (never mind what I threw away) need to get a storage place for the future things." He/She also mentioned that sometimes the neighbors will come a'knockin' in search of missing items =o)

>> ^Reefie:

That cat is either a kleptomaniac at heart or is gathering resources so it can build a device to take over the world! You decide.


After this comment from the owner in response to a question from a YT viewer: "He doesn't want to know them once he brings them home, he screams until I acknowledge them and then walks to the fridge - cheeky cat", my guess would be klepto =oD