Several years ago I had my pride and dignity stolen from me in the grass lot by a less than attractive girl.
Your pride and dignity aren't worth as much as his pewter hitch cover. Sorry.
Several years ago I had my pride and dignity stolen from me in the grass lot by a less than attractive girl.
you didn't have a lock on it? your fault then
Your pride and dignity aren't worth as much as his pewter hitch cover. Sorry.
So this makes me ask what the rest of you do during the game. Do you totally take down the canopy? Is everything put away into your locked vehicle or do you leave a table set up?
I might be old school but,if i was to see someone around my nieghbors and didn't think they belonged there.Pretty good possibility some serious questions are gonna be asked,until the answer we were looking for came out...its not my fault that kid fell down while we were talking to him.
Several years ago I had my pride and dignity stolen from me in the grass lot by a less than attractive girl.
This is both funny and sad.
Blame the economy. :wink:We lost a chair in G7 at the Iowa game. Its seems to be the world we live in now, in 8 years never had a problem at my home- in the last 6 months - two times thieves have gone through our vehicles in our driveway..the second time the little bastards opening the hood of my car and messing with wiring..should I catch them, they will wish they hadn't. in the meantime, will try to keep everything locked, out of site and out of mind.
I had one of my new full-size I-State car magnets stolen in A2 while I was in the NDSU game.....just purchased them hours beforehand - it sucks that some people actually feel comfortable taking things that aren't theirs, but that's how things seem to be.
I think the best security would be a couple cameras on each lots. Make it well known there are cameras and when fans report items stolen, go back to the tapes. May be hard to identify people, but would likely deter more than security guys roaming the lots.
Victim focus = wrong answer.
What's that? You wore those clothes? You were asking to be sexually assaulted. Your fault.
Did you go through the Unit Victim Advocate course as well?