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When I lived in California I wrapped a bunch of chain around the cat on my truck. Wasn't actually that secure but thieves see a ton of chain and padlocks and go
by 0_____0 2y ago
When I lived in California I wrapped a bunch of chain around the cat on my truck. Wasn't actually that secure but thieves see a ton of chain and padlocks and go "ehhhh keep moving."
- kstrauser 2y agoI believe that. A big part of security isn't making your property theftproof, but making it more work than your neighbor's.
- dmd 2y agoYou don't have to outrun the bear...
- Aeolun 2y agoAround the cat? That must mean something different than I am imagining.
- neilv 2y agoThose Persians look like fluffy dusters, but mess with a man's truck that one is guarding, and it'll flip out like a ninja angel of bloody vengeance. When you buy a new F-150, a Persian guard cat is an even more essential add-on than a bed liner.
- dgfitz 2y agoIf you live in a city, yeah maybe. I have 3 removed cats in the toolbox of my truck, which I don’t lock, and neither they nor the truck have been touched. I even loaned the truck out to a rando on Facebook marketplace when I gave a fridge away, for free. Truck and cats came back
- fader 2y agoI think that in your eagerness to malign cities, you might have missed the joke.
- iamjackg 2y agoThe very next day?
- stephenhumphrey 2y agoWe thought he was a goner.
- 0_____0 2y agoI mean I live in a city now (denser than any city in the Bay) and I left my truck unlocked for 3 months before I sold it. Btw, in case this is relevant: if you have a 1st gen Tacoma, never sell that thing. Still miss that truck.
- dgfitz 2y ago96 250, non-diesel. I’ll never get rid of it.
- mattmaroon 2y agoShort for catalytic converter.