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...to have a brick through your window as long as the perpetrator gets there on foot or bicycle? Why are you still having reading problems? So that a "Bugger, I hadn't thought of that" is it? Nope, I mean the text which you have deleted and apparently not read. "Only if you can show that I am causing a greater harm than your brick, which would be extremely ...

...'ll be happy to have a brick through your window as long as the perpetrator gets there on foot or bicycle? Why are you still having reading problems? So that a "Bugger, I hadn't thought of that" is it? Nope, I mean the text which you have deleted and apparently not read. "Only if you can show that I am causing a greater harm than your brick, which would be ...

... to have a brick through your window as long as the perpetrator gets there on foot or bicycle? Why are you still having reading problems? So that a "Bugger, I hadn't thought of that" is it? Nope, I mean the text which you have deleted and apparently not read. "Only if you can show that I am causing a greater harm than your brick, which would be extremely difficult if ...

... to my house. So you'll be happy to have a brick through your window as long as the perpetrator gets there on foot or bicycle? Why are you still having reading problems? So that a "Bugger, I hadn't thought of that" is it? He'll accuse you of "using semantics" next. Does he do that when he's caught out? No, it was a wild guess on my behalf.

... causing more harm than me by driving to my house. So you'll be happy to have a brick through your window as long as the perpetrator gets there on foot or bicycle? Why are you still having reading problems? So that a "Bugger, I hadn't thought of that" is it? He'll accuse you of "using semantics" next. Does he do that when he's caught out?