When Intelligence is Used Against Theft

[fleming442]

Saw this on ROP. It's long, but VERY entertaining.

 

[Gonzo1970]

Ahh... and here I thought it was the old-school super gluing razor blades under the dash behind and around the stereo...

Works great, by the way... but cleaning up the blood was kinda gross.

-Gonz

 

[tc1959]

Saw this on ROP. It's long, but VERY entertaining.

I love it when the Bad Guys get an attitude when they get punked.

 

[pagrunt]

I like it but I would use something more offensive than that glitter. Something disgusting, really disgusting.

 

[Gonzo1970]

By the way, people are getting sued for this kind of thing.. as sad as that is..

-Gonz

 

[69hurstolds]

By the way, people are getting sued for this kind of thing.. as sad as that is..

-Gonz

"It isn't mine"
"I don't know how these people got fugged up. I don't even know them."
"I guess someone left that package to prank me and a TRESSPASSING THIEF decided to steal it. Poor them. Not my problem."

 

[fleming442]

I like it but I would use something more offensive than that glitter. Something disgusting, really disgusting.

It had fart spray!

 

[pagrunt]

Something so you don't need the spray...

 

[Wraith]

All fake, complete setup.

 

[81cutlass]

I think he made it stink and throw glitter because its annoying but it'd be tough to sue someone over "it made my room temporarily stinky" and "it threw glitter around"

If it actually injured or caused permanent property damage to the thief (sadly) someone is going to think its grounds for legal action, but this is pretty safe.

What does make it seem odd is that the people didn't smash the boxes and he actually got it back. The reactions were a bit mundane.