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# 1

2008-09-21, 09:02
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Somebody learned a great lesson from totse
The text below is fictional
A while ago somebody broke into a church and got a wii and a laptop BUT, a certain somebody knew someone broke into it so i had to run like hell from the cops.
Luckily he used the route that cuts them off and he escaped. He decided that it wasnt worth it. If he were not a fast runner, he'd probably been caught.
Now, he decided to wait till hes 18(15 atm) to do night ops. Once he is he probably will go to Oregon(Bikes are common there) so he can do it with less problems. then, he will also be able to get equipment and weapons that actualy help as he already dropped 2 knives during ops.
Another reason is because he doesnt want to fuck up a op, get arrested, and get registered and make it impossible to do it again.
He will now stop sneaking out is parents house and try to be ninja and wait until he can get his own crib.
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# 2

2008-09-21, 09:04
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Re: Somebody learned a great lesson from totse
Also this topic relates to my other one since it succeeded. thanke(not) for the support
http://www.totse.com/community/showthread.php?t=2159445
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# 3

2008-09-21, 09:38
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Suburbia.
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Re: Somebody learned a great lesson from totse
I don't endorse stealing from churches, but hell, it's swell you went through with something, keeping BI alive. Good for you.
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# 4

2008-09-21, 09:51
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Re: Somebody learned a great lesson from totse
Quote:
Originally Posted by TheLegendaryLocke
The text below is fictional
Now, he decided to wait till hes 18(15 atm) to do night ops.
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Yeah - wait to B&E until you're sure it will stay on your permanent record.
Silly troll. Welcome back after your lengthy ban.
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# 5

2008-09-21, 11:10
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Re: Somebody learned a great lesson from totse
Your first task should be to convince people it wasn't you, deny deny deny.
If you want to do NO, you should be the kid who gets good grades and sits up the front. Get a reputation and people will suspect you for everything. If people suspect you, then you've already lost because you won't get away with anything.
NO is like fight club, you DO NOT TALK about NO.
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# 6

2008-09-21, 21:22
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Re: Somebody learned a great lesson from totse
Why the fuck are you not dead yet?
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# 7

2008-09-21, 21:46
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Behind that brick in the wall.
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Re: Somebody learned a great lesson from totse
Quote:
Originally Posted by TheLegendaryLocke
The text below is fictional
A while ago somebody broke into a church and got a wii and a laptop BUT, a certain somebody knew someone broke into it so >>>>i<<<< had to run like hell from the cops.
Luckily he used the route that cuts them off and he escaped. He decided that it wasnt worth it. If he were not a fast runner, he'd probably been caught.
Now, he decided to wait till hes 18(15 atm) to do night ops. Once he is he probably will go to Oregon(Bikes are common there) so he can do it with less problems. then, he will also be able to get equipment and weapons that actualy help as he already dropped 2 knives during ops.
Another reason is because he doesnt want to fuck up a op, get arrested, and get registered and make it impossible to do it again.
He will now stop sneaking out is parents house and try to be ninja and wait until he can get his own crib.
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http://failblog.files.wordpress.com/2008/02/faillike1999.jpg
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# 8

2008-09-21, 21:58
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Brisbane, Qld, Australia
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Re: Somebody learned a great lesson from totse
Quote:
Originally Posted by TheLegendaryLocke
The text below is fictional
A while ago somebody broke into a church and got a wii and a laptop BUT, a certain somebody knew someone broke into it so i had to run like hell from the cops.
Luckily he used the route that cuts them off and he escaped. He decided that it wasnt worth it. If he were not a fast runner, he'd probably been caught.
Now, he decided to wait till hes 18(15 atm) to do night ops. Once he is he probably will go to Oregon(Bikes are common there) so he can do it with less problems. then, he will also be able to get equipment and weapons that actualy help as he already dropped 2 knives during ops.
Another reason is because he doesnt want to fuck up a op, get arrested, and get registered and make it impossible to do it again.
He will now stop sneaking out is parents house and try to be ninja and wait until he can get his own crib.
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Dumbass.
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# 9

2008-09-21, 22:17
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Re: Somebody learned a great lesson from totse
Oregon eh? When you're 18? Bad idea. Oregon law is extremely harsh on criminals. If they nail you for four property felonies (trust me, it's not as hard as it sounds to accomplish) they use what's called "Mini Measure 11", mandatory 13 months prison. Doesn't matter if it's your first offense or not. No time reduction at all. And you don't even want to know what the ACTUAL Measure 11 is.
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# 10

2008-09-21, 22:42
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Re: Somebody learned a great lesson from totse
Night Ops is about EXPLORING.
Night Ops is not about THEIVERY.
Fail.
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