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Redditor Beth Robinson Posts Security Camera Video of Robbery at Her Home

Jan 3rd 2013 6:36PM It would have been funny if when the sneaky-Pete looked around the corner, he was whacked over the head with a bat or a frying pan! This is why I have a dog. A loud ferocious-sounding dog will deter most burglars, unless they are just bound and determined to break in. But I wouldn't want to meet anyone's dog in a dark house by myself. Even a Chihuahua or a Poodle will defend its home. Get a dog.

Redditor Beth Robinson Posts Security Camera Video of Robbery at Her Home

Jan 3rd 2013 6:32PM The camera must have some kind of infrared lighting to see in the dark.

Atheist Patrick Greene, Who Threatened to Sue Over Courthouse Nativity Scene, Sparks New Controversy

Nov 25th 2012 12:37AM by RAY Q - November 24th 2012 @ 9:49PM

looks like Jesus has gone out of his way, through the church, to grab this guys attention. I pray for his salvation and that God himself will show this man and his wife/partner that he loves them and wishes them to be with him forever. ;)

Well put, Ray! Merry Christmas!

Matt Feeney Finds His Denver Home Was Owned by Notorious Smaldone Mob Family and Rigged to Burn

Nov 13th 2012 8:25PM ...another Geraldo Rivera. He found SQUAT! Matches and moonshine. Bupkus! Nada! Zilch! A nice house with a little bit of notoriety. Enjoy the house; it's pretty.

Buying a 'Bad' Home: What to Know in Case You Buy a House of Horrors

Nov 11th 2012 9:46PM When we bought our Lemon House in July '06 and it flooded in September '06, we did not receive the FEMA insurance report until December '06 :( Had we known our house flooded over 10 times, with several claims in the thousands of dollars, we would not have bought this place. Our Realtor, the inspector and the owners all lied. We tried to sue; it took 2 years and we got $1000 from the former owners and $800 from the Realtor. :\

Buying a 'Bad' Home: What to Know in Case You Buy a House of Horrors

Nov 11th 2012 9:39PM You pay it down until you can unload it. About another $20,000 and someone can pick up this baby in a nice neighborhood near one of the best schools in our town for about $60,000. It's in a flood plain. If you are considering a home in a flood plain, where you HAVE to have flood insurance sold by FEMA- RUN! Flood plain means: buy a farm pump and stock up on sand bags. When you are under a thunderstorm watch...plan on not getting any sleep. Have a bunch of friends who have pickup trucks. Have an emergency fund so when the flood hits you and your family can go to a hotel for a few days.

Buying a 'Bad' Home: What to Know in Case You Buy a House of Horrors

Nov 11th 2012 9:34PM When you go to look at a home...if the owners insist on being in the home while you're looking...find another house! You just don't feel comfortable opening and closing kitchen drawers with the owner in the next room. Or discussing why the doors hang funny...or why they insisted on stuffing the closet full of their boxes and crap thus blocking your access to the attic. Also I cannot stress this enough- ask the neighbors about the neighborhood. If no one is home...come back...if the neighborhood seems deserted, go elsewhere!

Homeowners Joel and Melissa Dodge of Washington Feel Stranded by New Off-Ramp Next Door

Sep 29th 2012 9:32PM Couldn't the Department of Transportation have left the row of trees? I can see their concern.

Colin Steer Finds Medieval Well and Sword Under His Plymouth, England, Home

Aug 30th 2012 9:03PM I have a sinkhole at the foot of my driveway. My house was built in it! I can't GIVE my house away!

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