re: Have you been burgled, robbed, or had something stolen?

Jefferson Parish Sheriffs Department pulled me over and stole a handgun from my car. I was like 21 at the time, stopped for speeding. I refused to allow a search of my car, the dude said he would arrest me and they would have to search the car to inventory it to be towed so like an idiot I agreed. He took a stainless Springfield V10 and sent me on my way.

Yea had mine broken into in high school.

Was outside dealing with the police for 2 hours and when I went back to class the teacher failed me for the test I missed while outside dealing with the police. Had to ride home with no window, all the wires hanging out of my dash, my glove compartment open. Sucked

They stole everything that wasnt part of the car. My owners manual, change, and two cd books totaling about 250 cds. They even took my bridge toll pass that they used 2 hours after it happened.

What was even worse is that the band was practicing on the football field and watched the whole thing happen and no one did shite along with this was the only day I didnt park in my normal parking spot and put my car in the back of the lot.

Had my Jeep broken into once buy a couple kids. They didnt steal anything, just smoked and poured Stetson cologne all over the back seat and floor.

i havent been burgled i a long time, but the little river united pentacostal church has:

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Truck broken into while in college while at a "friend's apartment" because she didn't lock the door, (my first car to buy manual errything). They took my bag two days after I bought textbooks for the semester and my bible my grandad gave me. We found my bag in a ditch about a week later books ruined nothing missing. Never found the bible though, I guess they needed it more than me.

Had shite taken out of my vehicle while it was parked outside my home, apparently happened in the middle of the night while I was sleeping.

Unfortunately, I had left it unlocked with my wallet still inside. Fortunately, a neighbor found my stuff strewn across the property and I was able to recover the important stuff: driver's license and credit/debit cards. Only thing not recovered was cash, which I think was around 80-90 bucks.

Holy Ginger!

I am the oldest grandson on that side very close to my grandfather. He never had much money, but one Christmas he wanted to do something really special and give each grandchild $500...except for me. In his generation, class rings are really important and it always bugged him that I never bothered with one for high school or college. Instead of cash, he insisted that he get me a graduation ring. I resisted at first, but eventually gave in. He was so excited to pick it out the design with me and the look on his face was glowing when it came in.

Well, it kind of grew on me but I'd still only where it for special LSU events. I was in Omaha for the CWS in 2009 and while we were at the zoo, I took it off in the bathroom to wash my hands (It was a little loose and didn't fit perfectly). I wasn't gone 5 minutes before I realized I walked out without it and in that time some frick had jacked it. I was furious. Still am with myself and the theif. He asks me every now and then if I wear it, but I've never had the heart to tell him what happened.

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does my virginity count?