TSIA Jay

woodelf wrote: The joke my father made as I moved into my house was that I didn't need to lock the doors, since no thief would be physically able to steal my stuff. It was partially because the size of the individual units, as well as the fact that I had to take my front door off its hinges for most of my stuff to fit, and the only way I was able to get the stuff off the truck was to back a truck with a liftgate so that liftgate was lined up with my front porch. When the truck was in that position, it was blocking the entire width of the street. I think my neighbors would notice if a thief blocked my street. In addition, if you roll the big hard disk array (which is probably the most valuable single rack in the house) too fast, you'd probably put it through the living room floor into the basement, and I *know* my neighbors would hear that. 8-) Peace... Sridhar

On Mon, 2007-04-30 at 10:33 -0400, Sridhar Ayengar wrote: I've often thought that if any thief tried to help themselves to the contents of my flat, they'd only need to pull one of the big old Ensoniqs over on themselves. Of course then I'd probably get done for some kind of Health and Safety at Work violation, for not providing the burglar with a hard hat and safety boots and a full site induction... Gordon