Coming from London, where you double lock the doors, and close all windows when you go out, I gave the girl who welcomed me, a funny look, as if to say, "Yeah right", when she told me,"You don't need to lock your door here. But if it makes you feel better, you can put your passport and credit card in the safe".

So, the door to my bungalow has remained wide open since I got here. Even when I have gone diving all day. The key is hanging on the wall outside. I have slept with the doors wide open every night. No air con, no mosquitoes.

I had better not make a habit of this. :-)

Where is it?

That's how it is where I live now. No one locks their doors, which I can't really get used to. Maybe at some point I'll relax a bit, but I still lock everything even with a big guard dog inside.

My door is firmly locked every night...

And then they unlock it in the morning.

Bastards.

I'm the same, in this apartment we have to do our laundry with all the rest and at first I was thinking I would have to sit with it to make sure no-one nicks it. I was assured that no-one would. To this day I am still amazed that after leaving it a while, it's still there.

Guess I was raised in thieving bastard of a neighbourhood (not Glasgow though) lol

That's how it is where I live now. No one locks their doors, which I can't really get used to. Maybe at some point I'll relax a bit, but I still lock everything even with a big guard dog inside.

Yes, but you're in prison.

I'm the same' date=' in this apartment we have to do our laundry with all the rest and at first I was thinking I would have to sit with it to make sure no-one nicks it. I was assured that no-one would. To this day I am still amazed that after leaving it a while, it's still there.

Guess I was raised in thieving bastard of a neighbourhood (not Glasgow though) lol[/quote']

Yes, but your clothes are ugly and gross.

Yes, but your clothes are ugly and gross.

Plus most of his clothes are women's clothes.

But you won't find the panties down there...he never washes those.

*sniff sniff*

I'm the same' date=' in this apartment we have to do our laundry with all the rest and at first I was thinking I would have to sit with it to make sure no-one nicks it. I was assured that no-one would. To this day I am still amazed that after leaving it a while, it's still there.

Guess I was raised in thieving bastard of a neighbourhood (not Glasgow though) lol[/quote']

Oi you mockney *****!

Plus most of his clothes are women's clothes.

I aim to please...na kha.

That's how it is where I live now. No one locks their doors, which I can't really get used to. Maybe at some point I'll relax a bit, but I still lock everything even with a big guard dog inside.

i thought you lived in the Boston area? even 100 miles north of bosto peopple always lock their doors...

pm me where this great place is you live...

Plus most of his clothes are women's clothes.

And this is where he buys them:

The shop logo reads "Men's Wear"

I'm the same' date='[b'] in this apartment we have to do our laundry with all the rest and at first I was thinking I would have to sit with it to make sure no-one nicks it. I was assured that no-one would. To this day I am still amazed that after leaving it a while, it's still there.

Guess I was raised in thieving bastard of a neighbourhood (not Glasgow though) lol

who the **** is desperate enough to nick ur clothes !!!

who the **** is desperate enough to nick ur clothes !!!

Well, I guess in your case you didn't steal my clothes but you did refuse to give my pants back.

I'm in the Maldives. Off to sunny Bangkok tomorrow night.