Posted: Mon May 16, 2005 6:47 pm
I have receipts and serial numbers for everything I own, thank you :)
I also have all of it photographed and registered with insurance, as well as having the serial numbers scribed directly onto the PC boards of the items, and microdotted for ID purposes.
I've just dealt with too many cars broken into at work, and if any of you watch shows like Unique Whips, and saw Reme's face when he got that Escalade back to re-build after it got stripped in front of Rockwilder's house, you know what it's like to see your work destroyed. It's like walking up to a painter and slashing his canvases. It's just downright rude and discouraging.
When I was very young, I learned how to break into cars, and even how to steal them (not to say I spent a lot of time actually doing it, but I learned how) and as a result, I learned how to design security systems to stop people who knew what I knew. I decided long ago that I'd rather help people as opposed to hurt them, given the choice. Part of that has entailed doing stuff like this. Life is made up of choices, and every one of those choices has consequences. I just wish people would take more consideration of those consequences before making hasty choices.
I also have all of it photographed and registered with insurance, as well as having the serial numbers scribed directly onto the PC boards of the items, and microdotted for ID purposes.
I've just dealt with too many cars broken into at work, and if any of you watch shows like Unique Whips, and saw Reme's face when he got that Escalade back to re-build after it got stripped in front of Rockwilder's house, you know what it's like to see your work destroyed. It's like walking up to a painter and slashing his canvases. It's just downright rude and discouraging.
When I was very young, I learned how to break into cars, and even how to steal them (not to say I spent a lot of time actually doing it, but I learned how) and as a result, I learned how to design security systems to stop people who knew what I knew. I decided long ago that I'd rather help people as opposed to hurt them, given the choice. Part of that has entailed doing stuff like this. Life is made up of choices, and every one of those choices has consequences. I just wish people would take more consideration of those consequences before making hasty choices.