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haha, i would've loved the watermelon painting. alas i did a silly.

however, that was one of the most tense and crazy robberies i have pulled off in a very long time. i don't think i've turned $2000 into $240,000 before!

*coughs* if you look at your tapes and it was someone with 8 bricks and 8 meat.. might have been me.

the siren's came on at the end and the last 30 seconds of the robbery were frantic screaming and TWO VERY lucky guesses!

edit: however in the excitement, i forgot about the 5 minute lock once you leave your house..

and i .. might've left all that money in an empty house by mistake. *chokes* (you're welcome iceman lopez)

haha, i would love to know how much those paintings cost. i'd love a good old obama on my wall.

dumb luck can cause you to rob quite a high number of tools and cash from starting $2000. i got lucky once tonight after having a little poke around someone and stumbling upon a vault unexpectedly!

the sudden sound of splitting wood. splinters flying, making a mess of the hall.

honey, i'm ho-ome!

woooow i don't like the idea of a timer at all! i can easily spend twenty minutes exploring a house!

however, those moments when you rob a house successfully and then attempt to go home but.. you can't go home. why not be able to visit the shop with your 'on hand' cash?

oh and a way to grab some tools you just robbed would be cool.. perhaps forcing a user to take them all, or dump some? hmm.. oh, i guess you could sell the extra ones to the shop keep

tried?! i did it for ages

most ways of building vast stacks of cash incredibly quickly are now gone.

a list of names organised by wealth, but without any other identifying stats is indeed a big change, but i kind of like the idea a lot..

i always laugh kind of laugh to myself when i walk down a street and i see a cardboard box in someone's front garden that says SAMSUNG 1080P LCD SUPER COOL 60" TELEVISION or PLAYSTATION 4 or other easy to sell things in places like craigslist where a lot of people wont mind paying £200 cash for a ps4 with no cables or box.

also of course there are the very, very few dodgey people you invite into your home for innocent tasks (plumber, painter, plasterer, phone-person, probably some other professions that do not begin with p-people) who take a mental note of what kind of fancy items you have scattered around and either come back later or tell their cousin or .. you know, whatever.

there is a house across the road from me that was burgalarised five or six times in two years, i was even fortunate enough to see a movie-like scene of an alarm going off and some people bundling into the back of a white van that then proceeded to speed off, almost crashing into a poor learner driver.
one christmas they were robbed by the people who had installed their new windows - the installers had intentionally installed the windows in a way that the glass-unit could be easily removed from the outside!
i am not sure why their house was repeatedly targeted. it can't have been the same people each time, as the window-robbers were caught. surely they wouldn't return to re-burgle somewhere they got caught?

well i am a bit feverish and not really on-topic here, but a neighbourhood that consists of just some names with no graphical representation to try and guess a value from would be tricky. hmm. a tough one

i like this

1) one tile
2) yes
3) i do not believe so
4) no
5) yes
5)a) not from what i have seen
5)b) yes
5)c) 'a mother knows'
5)d) if the child is blocking the route to the exit, the wife (and any remaining child) will not move. at all. if a route to the exit still exists, she will escape. casually ignoring the dead child if it is on the way.
6) i believe it is three tiles
7) i think so
8) good question.
9) no

gleason is quite a horrible one. here is a rough sketch of what i found earlier when there was a big hole in the house.. http://castledraft.com/editor/jmEPpk

make brick $xxx and act as doorstop, removing doorstop?

(any public place to see tool sales trend? )