horatio said:

MissMe said:

He's just a little white thing. But he's got a big bark.

JustErin said:

Little white things with a big bark are good enough for me.

I am very secure....my neighborhood is very nice..and we have an alarm system in our home..but never use it..more for lower rates on our house insurance. But we lock up every night before bed.

same here very small town with low crime rate, almost none, I feel very safe

I live in Nuevo Ghetto

The most violent city in Mexico

oh yeah, and I live next to a crack house so

theodore said:

Sounds like my neighborhood

theodore said:

U be Careful Now

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[Edited 10/12/07 20:09pm]

in summer i sleep with my doors open.
i grew up on the farm where we only ever locked the doors if we went away on holiday.
but someone obviously bumped the lock there a few years ago like someone said, if someone wants in, they will get in.

i feel relatively secure because of the neighborhood although am still relieved
when i come home like i did last night and find everything still in place.
if you wanted to break in to my place it wouldn't be hard. and i'm not sure how
much can be done if you are burgled. the only reason the guy who broke in to my
parent's house spent any time in jail was because he still had my mother's cheque
blanks in his possession when he evaded a police checkstop in quebec.

Most of the time my doors are unlocked

My garage door is open most of the time for the barn cat we keep as a mouser

In my area it is common for people to walk right into someones house without knocking, I'm not ok with that though

I am not secure and living alone makes me feel uneasy at times. I am not losing sleep over it... but if I ever do in the slightest... I am moving immediately.

I do not like the outside area in which I live, actually I do not like this city... I do not like this metropolitan area...

I am going to buy a gun and get licensed to carrying a consealed weapon.

9 1/2 times out of 10 our doors are unlocked

If someone with bad intentions comes all the way up this mountian then our driveway as well a locked door is not going to stop them

I feel safe 9 1/2 times out of 10 where I live

hell we leave the keys in our cars at night

veronikka said:

babooshleeky said:

If somebody really, really wants to break in, any window can easily become an open door with the aid of a brick.

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[Edited 10/13/07 12:21pm]

emm said:

You are so lucky! That sounds like living way back in the seventies.

Justin1972UK said:

I know. And how scary is that, that you are sleeping with just a plane of glass between you and the outside world.

Being that I'm a free spirit,
I don't have to worry about such things.
I live in what some might refer to as a modern-day hippy combine.
Others might prefer the term crackhouse.

Illustrator said:

I don't know how to reply to that.

Well.. we are pretty "secure" regarding home security. We don't have a "panic room" or an alarm system, but we have very secure locks as well as three very loud dogs.. including but not limited to our new puppy. He's so very cute and LOUD.

Now one of friends is a peace officer.. And he has notes posted on all the windows through his house that he's armed and dangerous (which he is), so thieves enter at their own risk. He's a gun collector and practices quite frequently at a shooting range.. So I'm just sayin, he ain't kidding.

In his defense, when as a youngster, he was robbed at gunpoint while working at a local pizza joint, then locked in a storage room. So.. I think he means what he says...

I walked home tonight and passed one of the neighbour's homes. It had a bullet hole in the window.

I really don't know.

I need to pee.
[Edited 10/14/07 14:52pm]