cunning as a fox?...

Hi jb, thanks...cross that off the list of things not to do, do not sign onto computer while committing crime or better yet, reminder: sign off computer, or better: take computer with....I am still planning the perfect crime and you have given me a valuable tip. I'm still making up the list of to do and not to do... P.S. another note: do not think like a guinea pig....

People with ADHD probably make lousy burglars. Probably also people with really low iqs...

hi blue bunny that burglar must have been a facebook addict caused he sure blew his burgling if that is what it could be called. me I could never commit the perfect crime as I would feel so guilty doing something bad I would really make big errors just out of fright at being caught. so I know that I would really blow it one way or another. if nothing else I would do the crime than turn myself in, saying I don't know why I did it but I am so sorry, arrest me please. so no I am hopeless at any sort of criminal activity.

Hi jb, it's a good job I'm not criminally minded at all as far too honest, because if I were I would be able to commit the perfect crime.

Naw, I couldn't commit the perfect crime, robbery or otherwise. I'd be the one who tripped over something that crashed, or left my purse and ID behind, or (gasp) end up on the pages of dumb crooks in the newspapers.

Well, if I were going to commit a crime, I would hope that I would be smart enough to take all the necessary precautions to not get caught. Then again, the smartest precaution that I could take is to not commit the crime in the first place, so I guess we will never know whether or not I would be smart enough to pull off the perfect crime. I am still going with the answer that I would be able to, though.

Evidently not as cunning as a blue rabbit! I'm surprised it was Facebook and not Twitter "I am in the process of burgling a house" I think myLot is much safer - and more fun, although I speak with no experience since I haven't seen either of those two.

That is too funny! I would not be a good criminal. I'm sure I'd get caught. I don't know. I don't even try. I value my freedom to much to risk it.

As addicted to facebook as I am, I seriously doubt I'd be surfing the web in any form whilst burglarising someone's house. Not that I'd be burglarising someone's house at all, but still...the guy could've been completely stupid or that could've been the first mistake he's made in his whole life (although I doubt it) Who knows what the guy was thinking but he got caught and, assumedly, all is well.

That's plainly stupid. It was like he thought he would not be traced at all and happily logged onto Facebook. It was a crme, alright, but I just would like to commend on his stupidity. Can't he wait, at least to reach his home before logging into Facebook? LOL..........that's really kind of stupid. Oh! Or he thought that by logging in, it can be a sort of alibi like while the burglary took place, he was at home surfing the net and online on Facebook. Ha! That must be it. So that was why he had to do it there and then, at that location. It backfired, of course..

I can believe it! Hard to do such things without being a pro and being trained to go through certain steps consecutively so you don't forget small details like that. Silly to take the time to log onto the computer when you are in such a situation. But, it takes all kinds I guess. I wouldn't be able to comitt the perfect crime. I am just not built that way.

www.darwinawards.com Some people are just to stupid to breath, and should be stopped immediately

duh! what a looser, must have been playing some silly quiz 'how evil-minded are you?' something like that i suppose... i could be caught mylotting and that too red handed!

Hehehe! I remember reading about something similar, not sure if it was the same story. Well, obviously I wouldn't rob someones house - unless it was a member of parliament or the royal family because I've PAID for some of their belongings anyway! Lol! But I'd like to think I wouldn't be quite that daft! I've also heard about a guy who used facebook to taunt the victim he had stolen a laptop from, and he was caught using his facebook details. You can't help but laugh! Numpties!

I think that man is so dumb. Leaving an evidence like that...he is facebook addict. And because of his addiction to that site,he was caught. Very funny.

I have a problem with this one - or rather, several problems. If you're robbing a house, shouldn't you get out as quickly as possible? If there's a computer there, shouldn't that be part of the haul? If you really had to log on to Facebook, shouldn't you choose another career path? Or is that just me being picky?

hahaha .. one is sure, that burglar proved to be not qualified for the job he done it. However, I found more and more people are not able to remember to log out after they use some sites, this being for large majority from those I know, a habbit they have while using own personal computer .. Perfect crime I may not be able to commit, but if somehow I would decide to do something alike, I would sure have a brainstorming session before and as result I'll make a plan and a writent list of what should be done ...

I think even if I attempted to break into a house I wouldn't leave that kind of evidence. Although I will have to admit I don't think I would make a very cunning thief. I don't have the nerve for it. I would be a wreck worrying about getting caught.

there r rules between the burglars, obviously, this guy aint an eligible one. he should be shameful. lolll

That is rather unfortunate for him. Maybe he just found the computer too old, that it would be interesting loot? Whatever he thought, it was defenitely a failure :P