Same thing here in the states. A few years ago someone broke into my car, stole an Apple Watch, some CDs, and a monitor. Total was less than $500 in the eyes of the police despite fingerprint evidence everywhere. Rediculous.
Just noticed that this thread is back. I guess now I don't have to crap up the Personal Micro Blogs with my shitposts anymore!
Most locks are outsourced to reliable, dependable security companies, not a company that runs Hire a PI and sue in the civil system.
Made me think of this video I watched. I simply don't understand how 76 got the reputation it got. Then again I haven't played any of the Fallout games. I do thank it for helping me discover that there is actually a country song out there I can stand listening to. I hate country music, but I kinda like Country Roads, Take Me Home by John Denver.
That's not a hard accolade for a series that has been generally well liked. Also, Merry Christmas everyone
I want to get rid of the Yukon's cats. They've gotta be clogged up, with how the engine was burning oil before I rebuilt it, and they're pretty likely the reason why it's somewhat down on power. But apparently the "for off-road use only" cat-less sections of pipe you could get that would bolt directly in place of the factory cat-pipes are illegal now or something. I still see them if I look around for them though. Who knows.
Yes, I could absolutely have legally shot to kill. It's someone unannounced within my property (We have (or had) something called "Castle Law" in the state of Ohio), I had the legal right to kill them. HOWEVER, this is America. I kill them for being in my property, I get arrested, charged with possession of a deadly weapon, have a shit ton of legal fees, then the assailants family sues me for wrongful death, which equates to EVEN MORE legal fees, etc. etc.... --- Post updated --- Oh that's right, you're in Tennessee aren't you? Y'all have emissions inspections down there? I can cat-delete to my heart's content up here in Ohio and still be able to register. Out of state vehicles, too. It's just a basic one-time safety inspection (horn, lights, rust, etc.) then it's off to the races.
No emissions inspections here, or even basic safety inspections. I just don't have the means to delete the cats myself and I'd imagine most shops wouldn't do it. That's why I'd rather just have a y pipe without cats that will bolt in place of the factory one with cats. Emissions inspections are a municipality-level thing down here. No state wide laws about it, but cities, counties, and towns have the authority to instate it themselves. I know Hamilton county, which is the county Chattanooga is in does them. Mine doesn't.
https://www.motor1.com/news/298788/jeep-grand-commander-chrysler-version/ This is real, I'm not kidding you.
So it's Christmas. I am glad to see my family, but a lot of things in my life are going to change very soon. I'm going to move to my first apartment in January, starting my first job, basically starting out on my own. I can only hope this means that 2019 is off to a better start than 2018. My cat died at the beginning of this year. I was very depressed for a few months. I'm still not sure I'm completely over it, and I'm also sure that's not the worst that could happen.
