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  RabidChinaGirl | July 03, 2008
  I know this is really sad, but I have some choice words for you:
  
  Can you feel the schadenfreude?!
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  Storm | July 03, 2008
  That's terrible. This reminds me to lock the front door, because my PS3 and my brother's 360/Wii are lined up on a table, easily spotted from the front door.
  
  Maybe Sony will get him a PS3 if they spot this story, although they lost a little over $3 billion in the PS3's production if I recall.
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    ali3n | July 03, 2008
    The publicity they get from it will be more than worth it when you think about it.
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  Jak66 | July 03, 2008
  Damn! This sucks.
  
  There have been robberies going on around my neighborhood. Houses being broken into, car windows being broken and stuff stolen from cars including many car stereos etc.
  
  I told my parents about this and they are going to install some security devices, monitors and the whole 9 yards. We have too many expensive valuables in our house to just be careless and think that no-one would ever break into our house. I also keep a sword under my pillow at nights
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  Gamesta100 | July 03, 2008
  If they find the bastards I hope they cut off their hands.
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  Jaw7765 | July 03, 2008
  *bleep* those A-holes and hope they find them! May those Bastards burn in hell
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  MentallyUnstable | July 03, 2008
  That's so wrong. I feel so sorry for this kid. Especially since it's the only enjoyment he had. *shakes head* This is the lowest of sleaze there is possible. Sony should give him a free PS3, and a pimping home security system.
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  Donnelly | July 03, 2008
  As sad a story as this is (I really hope he gets a replacement), I doubt the thieves knew he was disabled.
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    Raziel_326 | July 03, 2008
    Does it really matter if they knew or not?
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      Donnelly | July 03, 2008
      The point I was trying to make was it doesn't make them (the thieves) any worse.
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        Gothic Girl | July 03, 2008
        It'd make them worse if they did know he was disabled though.
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        On Vacation | July 03, 2008
        Donnelly is right, this story is trying to make out that the theives actually targeted this disabled lad to steal from him when it was all just a bad coincidence.
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        Redemption | July 03, 2008
        We won't know whether the thieves knew or not, Make A Wish foundation is quite public and often publicizes their actions to try to draw more donations, so its possible this boy's newly acquired PS3 was in some local paper.
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        tallteen86 | July 04, 2008
        Redemption makes a good point (not trying to suck up, honestly!)...
        
        Though whether the thieves read/heard about it or not is another matter. Also, it isn't like they post addresses , so the thieves would have had to do some hunting to track him down. Him having a (so far as I know) uncommon last name would have made things easier, I would think. Or, the thieves could have lived in the area....
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  OkamiAlucard | July 03, 2008
  Man that really sucks. Sony, Nintendo and, Mircosoft should give this dude one of the systems and a few games. And at the very least the dude is alright and nobody was hurt.
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  Drogo Baggins | July 03, 2008
  Damn, this is terrible. I know how pissed I would be if something like this happened to me, and I don't even play games that often.
  
  It's good that no one was hurt, though.
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  Final Blade | July 03, 2008
  <sub>You know 10 years ago or maybe 12, my house was robbed and they took some valuables as well. Like the Big TV, and a Ring that costed alot of money.
  
  I feel this kid, it sucks. I hope he gets his games and PS3 back cause that isn't cool. If I was rich I would buy all the stuff they stole.</sub>
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  Fishlock | July 03, 2008
  I hope that one day that Zak dude will somehow get incredibly strong and beat the crap out of those thieves...then buy a home security system.
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    Seproth | July 03, 2008
    How bout they just develop muscular dystrophy?
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  black doom | July 04, 2008
  It is not my place to wish pain upon people like that, but I will simply say now that that is wrong.
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    Gamesta100 | July 04, 2008
    Don't worry, I can fill that space lol.