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Posted: **Wed Dec 22, 2010 8:31 pm**

Man that's shitty to here I have had stuff stolen from me by close friends one of which was my very first pipe and a half O of weed how low can some people get eh!

Posted: **Wed Dec 22, 2010 8:56 pm**

Higher..go over to those people's houses and ask them politely if they did it. Maybe if you act calm about it they will come clean.

That's bullshit though man. I've had a couple pipes stolen off me by friends before.... as well as shoes, belts, cds..a whole bunch of shit. I don't loan my stuff out anymore unless it's to people I can actually trust.

What does your gf do anyways?

Posted: **Wed Dec 22, 2010 9:34 pm**

Weedguru Higher wrote:wow you sure know alot of feet stuff...

I know alot about alot of things(history aside...dont find that knowledge to practicle) i have alot of me time and dont really watch tv. besides you apparently hace never had a good foot massage or youd be adicted XD.

Yes andria bath salts are essentially the same yhing usually there forms of epson salt with extra votamins oil perfumes or like bubbles added

Well, I officially now only own half of a coin collection with only crappy stuff left in it.

Part of it got stolen off my kitchen table by one of my girlfriends customers

I was adding some coins to it, and had left it laying on the table with some loose change and coin holders strewn about.

This was Sunday afternoon.

2 different customers came into the house that afternoon and sat at the table for maybe 10 mins. I pushed the stuff aside and closed the binder. I didn't think a thing about it. Afterwards I put the coins away and got them out only today. I opened the binder to discover to my horror that my 2 best pages (40 coins)full of coins were gone!
I know they were there before they both came and now they are not, and no one has seen it or touched it since cause it was put away. But now I don't know which customer took it....They both had big winter coats on so it could have been stuffed under easily..I have no proof of course but the damn pages didn't clip themselves out o the binder and walk away on their own fer christs sake

I am so damn fucking mad it ain't funny...and real sad at the same time. Rather heartbreaking...

What was stolen had so significant monetary value but had a great sentimental value. Some of the stuff came from my grandparents and parents and I was intending to pass this collection on to my daughter who has an interest in it. The rest of it all had some kind of significant memory attached to it as well...I've had some of those coins for 25 years...

And to know that someone I know did this but to not know who exactly is really pissing me off

i seriously would atempt to do something about it now a similair thing happened to my step dad he had 3 coins at the time were worth like 40-50k a peace he was saving them for my brother and my college fund......and some one managed to steal them.....belives it was my mother or 1 of here friends....wasnt half his coin collection tho just his prized peaces....

deffinitley ask them they may confess through guilt

Posted: **Wed Dec 22, 2010 10:26 pm**

I don't know what I can do other than bash both their faces in and even then I won't get anything back . And nobody is gonna admit it...

My 40 coins were worth maybe 30 or 40 bucks in all, that's all. The sentimental value however is priceless

At the moment I am in no state to confront either of them cause I know I will explode and do something I will regret

I'm just trying to deal with that fact that a big chunk of my life is gone first...whoever thought I would be so devasted about coins? Honestly I've cried for an hour over it today .... May seem ridiculous to you all but it ain't to me

Posted: **Wed Dec 22, 2010 10:35 pm**

Dude im sorry to hear that man, there are always moer coins out there though

Posted: **Wed Dec 22, 2010 10:48 pm**

Ya but it won't be the same

Posted: **Thu Dec 23, 2010 1:35 am**

I just took $60 out and got some valuable coins, nothing worth a lot but enough I feel it was worth my time

Posted: **Thu Dec 23, 2010 5:43 am**

If you're actually certain it's one of them you should act quick Higher. If you don't want to meet them in person, the least you could do is send an email. If you don't have their email address then you may as well call them or confront them. As of now, you're the only one suffering. There are only a couple of things that I've collected for anywhere near as long as 20-25 years and I'd be devastated if they got stolen. If I had any indication as to who the culprit was though, I'd definitely do something about it. I hope you take the advice in time and everything works out. Easier said than done though, I know.

Posted: **Thu Dec 23, 2010 5:52 am**

SToNeR ChRiS wrote:If you're actually certain it's one of them you should act quick Higher. If you don't want to meet them in person, the least you could do is send an email. If you don't have their email address then you may as well call them or confront them. As of now, you're the only one suffering. There are only a couple of things that I've collected for anywhere near as long as 20-25 years and I'd be devastated if they got stolen. If I had any indication as to who the culprit was though, I'd definitely do something about it. I hope you take the advice in time and everything works out. Easier said than done though, I know.

Doing nothing is definately not going to help, Higher. The longer you wait the more time it gives whoever stole it time to spend your coins.

Posted: **Thu Dec 23, 2010 7:17 am**

And confronting them, having them deny it, and going home with less gas in your tank helps - how?

You guys act like hes gonna go over there and be like "Oh hey did you steal $40 worth of coins from me at my work earlier?"
And then they will go "Oh man, I think I accidentally did, my bad man, here they are. I feel so bad, wanna smoke a joint?"

Posted: **Thu Dec 23, 2010 9:33 am**

blackxs wrote:And confronting them, having them deny it, and going home with less gas in your tank helps - how?

You guys act like hes gonna go over there and be like "Oh hey did you steal $40 worth of coins from me at my work earlier?"
And then they will go "Oh man, I think I accidentally did, my bad man, here they are. I feel so bad, wanna smoke a joint?"

Ud be surprised....esp if he says they were from a parent that passed.....

For instance i walked down this isle one day when walking down an isle of walmart one day i spotted a torn open package and looked around and saw a teenage boy walking away that had been in electronics for awhil....i walked up to him and said "sir you will need the packaging to check out and walked away he followed me gave em back and apologzed profusly ans starting to cry.

i know you dont have the bigger consequence factor as shoplifting seems to get but between the chance of consequence and guilt that it wasnt just a investment collection also had alot of sentimental value they may confesse if there half decent anyway...

Posted: **Thu Dec 23, 2010 10:32 am**

sucks higher... sorry to hear about your coins getting stolen man...

my internet has been down for ages...so i went down to the beach and did some landscaping at a friends house...
my arms are sunburnt to a crisp

Posted: **Thu Dec 23, 2010 11:15 am**

So what kind of scape did you make in your buddy's land?

My awesome bicycle got stolen last week, so my aunt who had a spare MTB gave that one to me, it's not as good or as comfortable as the one I bought but it gets me through the snow safely, wide tires = stability!

Posted: **Thu Dec 23, 2010 1:53 pm**

What happened to your car Flow?

Posted: **Thu Dec 23, 2010 7:02 pm**

what happened to your bike and car?

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