Posted by camju on January 16, 2011 at 08:17:54 from (142.161.14.232):
In Reply to: home security posted by ih10020 on January 16, 2011 at 07:04:48:
Best security im my opinion is,
when you build your house build a 10 ft pit just inside the door.
have it with 4 ft of water.
spring loaded trap door over that is hooked to a switch. switch on when you leave and don't come home so drunk you forget to turn it off before you enter house. I do beleive every banck should have this and every bussiness that gets robbed on ocasion.No one should know you have it and no one should come out of the pit alive.Yopu want to steal someones stuff you ain't good for anything and we don't need you in this country. And if no one comes out alive to tell everybody else what you got it stays a security feature,if evey one knows what you have they soon figure how to work around it.
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