EPTDo you lock your doors? - Page 2
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meeple
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micronesia
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Cloud
Sexico5880 Posts
On March 05 2010 12:59 micronesia wrote: What goes on in your house you can be held liable for (depends on region) if you don't make a reasonable attempt to prevent it.... so not locking your door could open you up to a criminal investigation when something that's not your fault occurs in your house. Locking your doors not only protects you from unauthorized entry and informs you of if you had any break-ins, but also protects you from events that occurred in your house during a break in or unwanted visit. That sounds unbelievably retarded. Might be that my door can't be opened without a key whether it's locked or not, but still.. | ||
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rushz0rz
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Cloud
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Husky
United States3362 Posts
Actually not really. Cars use virtually no fuel while idling. When I was having car troubles on one of my previous cars I had to drain the gas tank. So I drove it until it was past E and the empty fuel light was blinking and figured I'd let it idle to run the rest of the fuel out. Yeah, after leaving it running nonstop for over 24 hours I decided I didn't want to wait anymore. It would use MUCH more gas to let the car cool and then try to warm it up by giving it a little extra gas when you got back. | ||
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ieatkids5
United States4628 Posts
On March 05 2010 12:38 Crisis_ wrote: So I'm watching Bowling For Columbine, the documentary by Michael Moore, and I just got to the part where he is in Canada and he finds out that no one locks their doors. He asked like 80 people, and put into the film only the people who didn't lock their doors. | ||
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Slow Motion
United States6960 Posts
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Salv
Canada3083 Posts
EDIT: I will lock the doors when I go outside, no matter what, and no matter how long, and when I go to sleep, but that is all. | ||
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meeple
Canada10211 Posts
On March 05 2010 13:03 micronesia wrote: Even if there's nothing to steal do you really want people coming in in order to find that out? What's to stop someone from planting a landmine under your bed and then leaving!? Ahah... if I died from a landmine in Canada I wouldn't look back. It would be legendary | ||
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Divinek
Canada4045 Posts
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numLoCK
Canada1416 Posts
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Monokeros
United States2493 Posts
On March 05 2010 12:45 majesty.k)seRapH wrote: if ppl get into my house, they could steal my beta key... Thread. No seriously, its not hard to lock the door and unlock it later why NOT lock it. | ||
Liquid`Drone
Norway28664 Posts
then 6 apartments inside that, and I don't lock the apartment door unless im leaving for a good while. when i lived with my parents further from the city centre, we didn't always lock the door until me and my friend broke in through a window because I had forgotten my key. I didn't tell my parents and they ended up thinking it was a real break-in, so after that they both installed alarm and absolutely always locked. | ||
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StarN
United States2587 Posts
On March 05 2010 13:10 HuskyTheHusky wrote: Actually not really. Cars use virtually no fuel while idling. When I was having car troubles on one of my previous cars I had to drain the gas tank. So I drove it until it was past E and the empty fuel light was blinking and figured I'd let it idle to run the rest of the fuel out. Yeah, after leaving it running nonstop for over 24 hours I decided I didn't want to wait anymore. It would use MUCH more gas to let the car cool and then try to warm it up by giving it a little extra gas when you got back. You are completely wrong. sources - http://www.consumerenergycenter.org/myths/idling.html http://www.cartalk.com/content/features/fueleconomy/ Your story isn't unbelievable but you shouldn't use it as the basis for your statement. | ||
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CynanMachae
Canada1459 Posts
On March 05 2010 13:23 Liquid`Drone wrote: well theres a main entrance door that autolocks then 6 apartments inside that, and I don't lock the apartment door unless im leaving for a good while. Same. | ||
Manifesto7
Osaka27148 Posts
On March 05 2010 12:56 Chef wrote: I'm Canadian... I lock the door... There's a lot to think about, including that if your door is unlocked a thief would think someone was home. But I think overall I'd rather see a broken lock and know someone were in my house (or rather, not see a broken lock and know someone hasn't been in). Kinda pointless not to lock your doors. Certainly no one in Canada is offended if you do. That's horrifically wasteful. Depends how cold it is outside. | ||
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Viledica
Canada361 Posts
It's not particularly something I have to think about, I just lock it out of habit. | ||
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Nemesis
Canada2568 Posts
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JeeJee
Canada5652 Posts
hadn't really thought about it then again it's just a student apartment, who the hell is going to steal anything here plus someone's usually always home too so | ||
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