Re: UKNM: BearBox, secure? - May be not...

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Pehaps you could install two boxes, one containing your stuff and the other

filled with some kind of nerve gas.


Just watch the little scum bags trying to guess which one's safe to open.


Advantages include increased security, hours of entertainment and, if you

include a camera, �250 from You've Been Framed.


Just a thought.


Paul


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----- Original Message -----

From: pete bresser <

petevisionet [dot] co [dot] uk

>

To: <

uk-netmarketingchinwag [dot] com

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Sent: Monday, November 27, 2000 4:39 PM

Subject: UKNM: BearBox, secure? - May be not...



>   > The BearBox is relatively secure, but might suffer in this country

>   >from the fact that the chances are it contains something of some value

> (may

>   >even be a high value in some cases) and is thus a major temptation to

> those

>   >of a criminal persuasion.

>

> The value doesn't have to be that high either. Here's a little story to

make

> the point:

>

> An old(ish) couple close to where I live decorate the outside of their

house

> every Christmas with Santas, elves, fairy lights - y'know the kind of

thing.

> The house has proved a bit of a local attraction and sad muppets - sorry -

> people come to gawp at this bungalow-cum-Yule-tide-grotto.

>

> Realising that it was becoming a popular early evening activity to bring

> kids along to see the lights, the couple did a noble thing: They put a

small

> collection box in the front garden for people to leave small donations to

> the Ellinor Trust charity. Ahh!


[Sam says: msg chopped]



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