Aces High Bulletin Board
		General Forums => The O' Club => Topic started by: Sandman on March 03, 2006, 01:04:23 AM
		
			
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				Forwarded from my brother, a Stanislaus County Sheriff's Deputy:
 
 > Here's the scenario:
 >
 > You walk across the parking lot, unlock your car and get inside.  You
 > lock your doors, start the engine and shift into reverse.
 >  You look into
 > the
 > rearview mirror to back out of your parking space and notice a piece
 > of paper stuck! to the middle of the rear window.
 >
 > You shift into PARK, unlock your doors, get out of the car and walk to
 > the rear to remove the paper (or whatever it is) that is obstructing
 > your view.
 > When you reach the back of  your car, car-jackers appear out of
 > nowhere, jump into your car and take off!  Your engine was running and
 > they practically mow you down as they speed off.
 >
 > Guess what ladies and gents?  I'll bet your purse and/or other
 > valuables were still in the car!
 >
 > THIS IS A NEW CAR-JACK SCHEME THAT IS NOW BEING USED...VERY
 > SUCCESSFULLY.
 >
 > What to do:  Just drive away and remove the object that's stuck to
 > your window - later.
 >
 > Be thankful that you read this email.  It would be a good idea to
 > forward this warning to friends and family; especially to
 > women!   Their
 > purses
 > contain all of their identification, and you certainly do NOT want
 > someone getting your home address, because - guess what - they already
 > HAVE your keys!
 > Take care everyone,
 >
 > Lieutenant Tony Bartolome,
 > Bureau of  Investigations - California Highway Patrol
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				has your snopes instinct evolved away?
 
 http://www.snopes.com/crime/warnings/carjack.asp
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				LOL!
 (http://www.onpoi.net/ah/pics/users/19_1141371807_smartmonkey.jpg)
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				oh, snap!
			
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				:rofl  all bow to the mighty Snopes.
			
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				Damm ,Sandman snoped ?
 
 
 Skuzzy ,thie thread need to be sticky :D
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				Y a gotta admit.. in these days of complex new car security and all...
 
 It SEEMS like a good idea.... till you realize that...
 
 Getting into the car, walking pas the rear window, you would have to be a zombie to not notice the paper stuck to it.   and the guys hanging around your car should be another tip that something is wrong.
 
 lazs
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				Originally posted by Tarmac 
 has your snopes instinct evolved away?
 
 http://www.snopes.com/crime/warnings/carjack.asp
 
 
 LOL... ya know, I immediately thought about snoping it, but I looked at the headers and the message did come from the CHP to the Sheriff's department so I didn't bother.
 
 Just shows that the cops are not immune to urban legends.
 
 Oh well... my bad. Mark your calendars. I've been had.
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				Ya know Im wondering who renderd snopes as the authority on all things?
 I doubt that they can be right all the time.
 
 One mans truth is another mans lie.
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				Originally posted by fartwinkle 
 Ya know Im wondering who renderd snopes as the authority on all things?
 I doubt that they can be right all the time.
 
 One mans truth is another mans lie.
 
 
 Here's your challenge. Prove them wrong... on anything.
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				lol...Sandy snoped.  Now I've seen it all.
			
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				We oughta snope  snopes.
 
 RTR
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				sounds like an episode of CHiPs
			
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				This has nothing to do with this alleged scheme, but I almost always back into every parking spot, even at home.  My theory is that I am usually in less of a hurry when I arrive, there is usually better light in the day when I get home that early in the morning when I leave and I typically have better visibility of the area when I approach, so I’m less likely to run something over (like a little kid).  Also if it snows much I’d rather drive forward through it than back through it.
			
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				Originally posted by Sandman 
 LOL... ya know, I immediately thought about snoping it, but I looked at the headers and the message did come from the CHP to the Sheriff's department so I didn't bother.
 
 Just shows that the cops are not immune to urban legends.
 
 Oh well... my bad. Mark your calendars. I've been had.
 
 
 Its nice to see you're human! :)
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				that wouldnt work here
 1 I would see paper fluttering.
 2 I would notice inordinate amount of YBMs hiding behind nearby cars.
 3 my solution to any person walking up and saying hello in a strange situation is my punching key in an eye.
 4 my solution to any threat greater then a hello in a strange situation is lethal force.