AJ,
There's something about people breaking into a home that is about as low as one can go. A guy came in my house once while we were on vacation and stole a bunch of pop bottles and a few old coins. Not a lot of money, but we were pretty poor at the time. We couldn't "prove" he did it, but knew he did. I saw the guy at a supermarket a couple of weeks later and in front of a checkout clerk and lots of customers, announced in a loud voice: "Kenny, you thief, you ever set foot on my property again and I'll blow your brains out with my 20-gauge."
Believe it or not, no one's face that I saw registered shock, it was more like this is how things are handled in the country.
I'm glad you got your camper fixed and had a good time at the jamboree. Adams County, Ohio and Louisville, KY used to have a Bluegrass Festival. They were a lot of fun to attend.
We went to one in Louisville and some jerk cop had put parking tickets on a bunch of cars. I collected them, stuck them in an envelope with a note they were passed out wrongly and sent them back to the Police Department.
Mike
There's something about people breaking into a home that is about as low as one can go. A guy came in my house once while we were on vacation and stole a bunch of pop bottles and a few old coins. Not a lot of money, but we were pretty poor at the time. We couldn't "prove" he did it, but knew he did. I saw the guy at a supermarket a couple of weeks later and in front of a checkout clerk and lots of customers, announced in a loud voice: "Kenny, you thief, you ever set foot on my property again and I'll blow your brains out with my 20-gauge."
Believe it or not, no one's face that I saw registered shock, it was more like this is how things are handled in the country.
I'm glad you got your camper fixed and had a good time at the jamboree. Adams County, Ohio and Louisville, KY used to have a Bluegrass Festival. They were a lot of fun to attend.
We went to one in Louisville and some jerk cop had put parking tickets on a bunch of cars. I collected them, stuck them in an envelope with a note they were passed out wrongly and sent them back to the Police Department.
Mike