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jwh335 · 01-05-2009, 02:50 PM

This Christmas when I went home to my parent's house, my roommate had a friend over. I've known both my roommate and the friend for a very long time, so I felt no need not to trust them.

However, when I came back I found out that the friend my roommate had invited over had stolen my $200 sunglasses and given them to someone else.

I'm not 100% sure he did this because I didn't catch him and he didn't admit it, but I have a good feeling it happened.

I want to beat the ever living **** out of him, to be perfectly honest. But, I don't think that's a very mature way to handle it. I guess I could just stop associating with him.

What do you suggest?

01-05-2009, 02:50 PM	#1 (permalink)
jwh335 Member Join Date: Dec 2007 Posts: 30	"Friend" stole my sunglasses This Christmas when I went home to my parent's house, my roommate had a friend over. I've known both my roommate and the friend for a very long time, so I felt no need not to trust them. However, when I came back I found out that the friend my roommate had invited over had stolen my $200 sunglasses and given them to someone else. I'm not 100% sure he did this because I didn't catch him and he didn't admit it, but I have a good feeling it happened. I want to beat the ever living **** out of him, to be perfectly honest. But, I don't think that's a very mature way to handle it. I guess I could just stop associating with him. What do you suggest?