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Really, really dumb criminals
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Stupid criminals. One of my sons has a friend that, in high school, was throwing a party. A couple of the attendees bragged about burglarizing a neighbor's house. Of course, someone turned them in. Ratting one's self out is really stupid.
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RE: Really, really dumb criminals
November 24, 2021 at 1:40 am
(This post was last modified: November 24, 2021 at 1:41 am by Angrboda.)
(November 23, 2021 at 10:25 pm)Fireball Wrote: Stupid criminals. One of my sons has a friend that, in high school, was throwing a party. A couple of the attendees bragged about burglarizing a neighbor's house. Of course, someone turned them in. Ratting one's self out is really stupid. It is said that if you wish to keep a secret, don't tell anyone. But who wants to waste perfectly good bragging rights? Something about a secret untold just festers in the mind. 
I read a newspaper article once (yes, I'm that old) about an American forger who was making phony $20 bills. He was making them by cutting the corners off of legit 20s and pasting them onto the corners of legit singles. So, he was ruining $21 worth of valid currency to create a counterfeit $20 that fooled literally no one.
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 (November 24, 2021 at 4:12 am)BrianSoddingBoru4 Wrote: I read a newspaper article once (yes, I'm that old) about an American forger who was making phony $20 bills. He was making them by cutting the corners off of legit 20s and pasting them onto the corners of legit singles. So, he was ruining $21 worth of valid currency to create a counterfeit $20 that fooled literally no one. But he didn' t. Tear one corner off of a $20. Spend that $20. Nobody will refuse taking it. Do that 4 times. Turn $1 into a $20. Unfortunately - most people look at the portrait on the bill - not the numbers on the corners.. So it still doesn' t work. |
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