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	<title>Comments on: There&#8217;s Gon&#8217; Be A Discrepancy. A Misunderstanding.</title>
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		<title>By: PJMullen</title>
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		<description>We had our home burglarized last 4th of July.  They took our flat screen, my laptop and a folio that had all my credit cards.  Within an hour of the break in they put about $2K on my cards.  At the time I went all Michael Corleone: &quot;In my house! Where my family sleeps!&quot;  Fortunately, no one was home and whatever was stolen was easily replaced thanks to insurance.  I took new measures to protect my home, but only to protect my family.  You can take my &#039;stuff&#039;, I&#039;ll get new &#039;stuff&#039; and since electronics are usually the hot items, the new stuff will probably be better.  We haven&#039;t let it us affect the way we live, but it the reality of it all is sad. </description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>We had our home burglarized last 4th of July.  They took our flat screen, my laptop and a folio that had all my credit cards.  Within an hour of the break in they put about $2K on my cards.  At the time I went all Michael Corleone: &quot;In my house! Where my family sleeps!&quot;  Fortunately, no one was home and whatever was stolen was easily replaced thanks to insurance.  I took new measures to protect my home, but only to protect my family.  You can take my &#039;stuff&#039;, I&#039;ll get new &#039;stuff&#039; and since electronics are usually the hot items, the new stuff will probably be better.  We haven&#039;t let it us affect the way we live, but it the reality of it all is sad.</p>
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