Originally posted by RookRAKScenario three...
Actually, yes.
Where I live (semi-rural New Hampshire) lots of people don't even lock their doors. I think you could leave your wallet on the front seat of an unlocked car most days and nobody would take it.
So - trying to understand how my shovel was taken -
Scenario one: someone on my street goes out to do some gardening, realizes he doesn't own ...[text shortened]... ake that guys shovel, that will really annoy him!" I can't see this as plausible either.
Two weeks later:
" HOLY S$%#... thats where I left that damn thing!"
I find this very strange!
Why was the shovel stolen? Where is it now? What did the thieves use it for?
Is it a coincidence that the cat died and the shovel went missing the same day? Did the thieves in fact infect the cat with cancer to get a hold of the shovel?
I guess we will never know, however this matter needs to be thoroughly investigated!
Originally posted by Zaibo9DID THE SHOVEL GO MISSING THE SAMEDAY OR WAS IT ONLY DISCOVERD MISSING ON THE SAME DAY WATSON
I find this very strange!
Why was the shovel stolen? Where is it now? What did the thieves use it for?
Is it a coincidence that the cat died and the shovel went missing the same day? Did the thieves in fact infect the cat with cancer to get a hold of the shovel?
I guess we will never know, however this matter needs to be thoroughly investigated!