Look at the latest post in my room if you do not understand.
"My good mood has been ruined. Apparently there have been burglaries in my SMALL town, and the people come from the alley and smash the windows. They have guns too, and it's been four days and they haven't been caught. Also, it's dark, and the wind is hissing, and the thunder is extremely loud.every small noise from the storm makes me think that it's those people.
I'll type up the letter the police put on our door when I get on a computer."
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Dear Neighbor,
Over the past few days there have been several burglaries that have taken place in our town. On Wednesday the homeowner came home & found two individuals still in the house, one of them had a gun & threatened the homeowner who ran to a neighbor's & called 911. This happened around 9 in the morning. Two days later the same issue, but it happened at night & the homeowner was not at home.
All instances have similarities. An Unfamiliar guy is seen walking in the neighborhood, (maybe scouting the homes?) They are hopping the fence from the alley, and throwing something big enough to break the window and enter the home. Once in, they are grabbing jewelry, cash, and guns. The home that was robbed in the night had larger stuff taken.
We as a neighborhood need to watch out for one another & hopefully be the eyes & ears for our local authorities. They believe the people that are doing this are from other towns & not local. Some things we can look for:
-Any guy/gal that is unfamilier to your neighborhood walking around the area.
-Any unfamilier car that might be driving up & down. The description that was given was a primered grey Honda.
-Be aware of activity in your alleys. They are coming thru them & hopping fences.
-If dogs are barking, take a look to see what is going on. You never know.
-If you are going to be gone for a period of time, let your neighbor know so they can look after your home.
If we all start watching out for one another, maybe we won't get hit or better yet, maybe we can catch these guys.
The ____ Police have said if you see ANYTHING that looks suspicious or not right, DO NOT HESITATE to call!!
__________________ or 911.
"My good mood has been ruined. Apparently there have been burglaries in my SMALL town, and the people come from the alley and smash the windows. They have guns too, and it's been four days and they haven't been caught. Also, it's dark, and the wind is hissing, and the thunder is extremely loud.every small noise from the storm makes me think that it's those people.
I'll type up the letter the police put on our door when I get on a computer."
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Dear Neighbor,
Over the past few days there have been several burglaries that have taken place in our town. On Wednesday the homeowner came home & found two individuals still in the house, one of them had a gun & threatened the homeowner who ran to a neighbor's & called 911. This happened around 9 in the morning. Two days later the same issue, but it happened at night & the homeowner was not at home.
All instances have similarities. An Unfamiliar guy is seen walking in the neighborhood, (maybe scouting the homes?) They are hopping the fence from the alley, and throwing something big enough to break the window and enter the home. Once in, they are grabbing jewelry, cash, and guns. The home that was robbed in the night had larger stuff taken.
We as a neighborhood need to watch out for one another & hopefully be the eyes & ears for our local authorities. They believe the people that are doing this are from other towns & not local. Some things we can look for:
-Any guy/gal that is unfamilier to your neighborhood walking around the area.
-Any unfamilier car that might be driving up & down. The description that was given was a primered grey Honda.
-Be aware of activity in your alleys. They are coming thru them & hopping fences.
-If dogs are barking, take a look to see what is going on. You never know.
-If you are going to be gone for a period of time, let your neighbor know so they can look after your home.
If we all start watching out for one another, maybe we won't get hit or better yet, maybe we can catch these guys.
The ____ Police have said if you see ANYTHING that looks suspicious or not right, DO NOT HESITATE to call!!
__________________ or 911.
Epical Magicness: Something so epic and magical you need to have a word to call it.
Blueberry-Applesause: A word used to describe shock
Blueberry Applesause In Boston Cream Pie: A word used to describe wonder
Shamone: Something Michael Jackson said in his songs for an unknown reason. Also a word used to describe frusteration at times. The synonmyn for Come On.
Awesomesause: A word made up by somebody I dont know of. Used to describe something so awesome it needs the word 'sause' in it.
For The Love Of Polka Dotted Chairs: A phase used to describe surprise.
Captain CuddleButtons: credit to my neighboor for calling his dog that. Used to describe something strikingly adorable.
Coocoopuffs: A term used to tell someone they are going crazy. Example: You are going coocoopuffs, henry, I am sorry to break it to you.
Jumo: The act of dancing out of a window.
Gawd: God in Waterwhip Language
Cheezhead: Someone who's head is obviously full of cheese.
More words needed . . .
Blueberry-Applesause: A word used to describe shock
Blueberry Applesause In Boston Cream Pie: A word used to describe wonder
Shamone: Something Michael Jackson said in his songs for an unknown reason. Also a word used to describe frusteration at times. The synonmyn for Come On.
Awesomesause: A word made up by somebody I dont know of. Used to describe something so awesome it needs the word 'sause' in it.
For The Love Of Polka Dotted Chairs: A phase used to describe surprise.
Captain CuddleButtons: credit to my neighboor for calling his dog that. Used to describe something strikingly adorable.
Coocoopuffs: A term used to tell someone they are going crazy. Example: You are going coocoopuffs, henry, I am sorry to break it to you.
Jumo: The act of dancing out of a window.
Gawd: God in Waterwhip Language
Cheezhead: Someone who's head is obviously full of cheese.
More words needed . . .
