*kicks a soap box out in to the square and steps on*
Stealing, theft, misappropriation and borrowing without asking. It upsets me for a number of reasons. I've been very irritated recently, and for some very specific reasons--mainly the ones I just mentioned. Someone, and I have good suspicions about who, has decided it would be fun to take things that belong to me. I put a lock on my door to
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My friend thinks I'm being a bit accusatory and wants to help me look for stuff in my room. She thinks we may find some of it in the mess. I've told her that I've looked through the mess and the stuff isn't there.
The asshat on the other hand has "found new chopsticks" to replace the ones that went missing (out of the coldness of his heart). He's also quick to bring up that I'm not the only one who's had stuff go missing. He say's that he's lost stuff but is pretty sure it's lost in his room out of his own carelessness. Not that he can name one thing that's gone missing of his, unlike everyone else in the house that has had at least one thing go missing (a flash drive, $600+, a watch, etc.).
Did I mention that somehow I got a punctured tire when I tried to back out of the garage when the floor had previously been spotless? And that after I had the tire repaired he asked if the folks who repaired it were able to tell how it happened? And the screw was in my tire in the dead center of the tire and on an angle as though it had been leaned up against my tire?
I don't trust the fucker any farther than I could throw his own car.
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Anyway I hope things get better!
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Still, without any evidence it just doesn't make sense to kick someone out and loose $600 +/- a month. Frustrating, yes. Perhaps I'm naive and would feel bad if someone got kicked out without any evidence...it wouldn't bring my stuff back. I want hard cold evidence, but I'm not about to demand to see his room just to get it. Kinda chicken that way.
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If people are claiming maybe they're just in a mess in a room then perhaps you guys should all take a day to do a super thorough cleaning of the house and your rooms. Then he can't claim it's that. If things keep going missing then it puts more credence on your theory.
Also, if you have anything go missing that would have something like a make/model/serial number on it I would recommend reporting the theft (or possibly 'mysterious disappearance') to the police department. There's an international database that police reports can tie into depending on the department's program and some departments also tie into things like the local pawn shops, which means if your item is pawned in your area or recovered in another state it might be able to be returned to you and they might be able to get some leads on who is involved. Who knows, maybe it really ISN'T that guy and it's some guest who's coming over. But that could potentially help lead toward those things.
It all depends on the department, though.
[ETA] Actually I meant to say national database but I'm not sure, it might have international functions too depending on the department.
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