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the main thing is that we don't want thieves to be able to work out where our cars are likely to be. these bastards have a great deal of time on their hands. as the snooze notes, it's mainly a problem if we spot parked cars, because over time it's likely that the same cars will be in the same places. R3sp3ct is right, this thread really is a social thing - i just think we can have our cake and eat it if we're just a bit careful about what we post up here. :(

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LOL!!!! Spotted LTSjayce in causeway with a lollipop stop sign!

Hahaha! Just one of my regular haunts...You all should check out The Causeway for some trailerpark,8 Mile,cousin-loving antics:it's a laugh!

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