@izzythepush,
izzythepush wrote:My local paper printed this picture on the front page today, it puts me in mind of Romeo's pictures.
Quote:THEY were indiscriminate in who they targeted but left all their victims feeling scared and vulnerable.
Andrew Wooff and Richard Vincent broke into homes across Southampton in the dead of night while families, couples and in one case an elderly great-grandmother lay sleeping.
The creeper-style burglaries left their victims traumatised, fearful and even afraid to sleep in their own beds months after the break-ins were committed.
Not only did he not care, but Wooff was even happy to pose Rambo-style with weapons he stole during one break-in – revelling in the notoriety of his crimes.
http://www.dailyecho.co.uk/news/10914047.Posing_with_a_gun___the_Rambo_style_picture_that_trapped_a_creeper_burglar/?ref=rss
It says a lot about the sort of people
who post these types of photographs.
I will confess to having done it
in Las Vegas with my friend, Don, and his Chinese bride, Min Yen,
from
Red China in the 1980s, when I gave them a honeymoon
at
The Golden Nugget for a wedding present. ( I had a vacation planned in
Las Vegas already, so I brought them along and gave them a honeymoon suite. )
The bride had told me of a bleak, grueling existence there
in fear of the commies. I thawt that the Las Vegas Strip, lit up at nite,
wud stand in good contrast to Red China. I took them to some
Las Vegas gunnery ranges and I rented the display cases,
i.e., rented every gun in the place, so that I need only pay
for the ammunition. We all posed with revolvers, pistols,
and submachineguns. It was a lot of fun.
We did not conceal our faces for the pictures,
tho the fellow in
YOUR picture is a lot better looking than me.
David