Pickpocketing is dying out..
#16
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Damn shame someone can't come up with a pocket insert that would result in them getting a fishhook or something stuck well in.
A smear of dogshit on the point would just add to the pleasure in my eyes.
A smear of dogshit on the point would just add to the pleasure in my eyes.
#17

With the right kind of pockets and due diligence... it's very much safer to use those than a handbag!
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So much better than giving him working things. If you're lucky the boy will turn out to be a semi-genius like mine did after trying for a year to repair a broken computer at age 13/14 So much cheaper than university training. So much more successful now than many of his age who graduated!;-)
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Got a bit of advice here Fiona. Let the boy take things to bits!
So much better than giving him working things. If you're lucky the boy will turn out to be a semi-genius like mine did after trying for a year to repair a broken computer at age 13/14
So much cheaper than university training. So much more successful now than many of his age who graduated!;-)
So much better than giving him working things. If you're lucky the boy will turn out to be a semi-genius like mine did after trying for a year to repair a broken computer at age 13/14 So much cheaper than university training. So much more successful now than many of his age who graduated!;-)

- he has a somewhat short attention span sometimes, my #2 son!!
#21
We had visitors, and they went to the beach in Torrevieja, we warned them NOT to take money or phone from their apartment, but they did. Woman decided to go in the se, left her handbag under her mothers chair (mother was sitting there). when she came back her bag was gone, all her money, phone, passport everything, took about 6 days to sort out.
I was in a local supermarket in Spain and I noticed an older guy wandering round, no basket, twice he asked me about something, he was Spanish but wanted to know about some product. When I got to the checkout he was a few people back, BUT, I was vary, and felt a hand moving towards my pocket, I quickly moved my hand back towards m pocket, and hit a chaps hand, looked round and he and his older mate were walking out, bought nothing, but hten again they hadn't got anything from me either.
I was in a local supermarket in Spain and I noticed an older guy wandering round, no basket, twice he asked me about something, he was Spanish but wanted to know about some product. When I got to the checkout he was a few people back, BUT, I was vary, and felt a hand moving towards my pocket, I quickly moved my hand back towards m pocket, and hit a chaps hand, looked round and he and his older mate were walking out, bought nothing, but hten again they hadn't got anything from me either.




(looking in handbag on chair to my left).... so what trousers or frontpack can be found with enough space for:
