Mr E wrote: » You're an Eastenders character. Misery and disappointment is par for the course on Christmas day.
El Spearo wrote: » have we seen said safe yet?
BUBBLE WRAP wrote: » We have. Have you!?
El Spearo wrote: » no.
Agent Smith wrote: » I'd say its empty....
BUBBLE WRAP wrote: » Oh well you missed out.. :P
El Spearo wrote: » has there actually been a pic posted? i just began to doubt the veracity of the story
DAZP93 wrote: » I reckon Spielberg could make a movie out of this..
inforfun wrote: » Safe will contain the original recording of this: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sCNrK-n68CM
Son0vagun wrote: » Look guys if a safe, it's made not to be broken into. I don't have the money to pay for a locksmith and I don't have the time to spend the day chiselling away. Best I can do is a bit more chiselling in the morning and hopefully drill a hole into the safe to get a look. So please be patient. And please remember I full expect this safe to be empty. I live in Meath, I might consider a trust worthy member to give me a hand!
Dtp79 wrote: » Too far for me! Did you have any idea this thread would get so big?
jinkybhoy wrote: » Who would play the original poster??....I'm going for Tom Hanks but in full on castaway mode.....discuss
sebastianlieken wrote: » Realistically; I wouldn't be surprised if there were cash in there. Who buys a £250 safe and doesn't use it? You only buy a safe like that if you plan on using it properly. It seems to be quite common place in Ireland that people of an.... older prediciment... to keep a sum of their money "under their matress" so to speak. Can't trust those dodgy banks! I reckon there is at least €300 in there.
Abi wrote: » Curiosity killed the cat folks..