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#1
 2001-06-18, 13:07
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hallucinatorrr 
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an alleged friend of mine
Well i have a problem with an alleged friend of mine,who ows me $140 and has owd it now for over a month and keeps making excuses every day. The problem is he WAS a very trustworthy and realiable friend a couple of years back but we got out of touch. Anyway,i`v only started speakin to him again for just over a month now,i`v told him on a couple acations that he really f$@k`ed me up for a week or so, and that he`s really starting to push the friendship y`no? My question is how do you punish a friend that has betrayed? what would be a reasonable way to get this so called friend of mine back?,i mean,he WAS and well he thinks that i think he still is a very good pal of mine.I don`t want him hurt i just want him to be fu$#`ed around like i was and dish out some of my own private poetic justice. All tactics will be appretiated.
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#2
 2001-06-18, 17:48
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sedqon 
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Re: an alleged friend of mine
hmmmmm, an intruiging problem. this person is clearly no longer your friend, simply a leech. and while i doubt that salt would have any effect, perhaps the theft of his/her television or other electronic equipment might serve to reimberse you. just a thought.
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#3
 2001-06-18, 23:14
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bigsnoopdeezy 
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Re: an alleged friend of mine
take something of value from his house ..like afound 140 bucks ++...
just tell em youll watch it untill he gets u your money back....
dont even ask when ur taking it too...
kinda the same idea as a pon shop...strickly tell him its just buizness and you need your money just like he needs his own..
and if u still dont get money ...just sell the item you aquierd from his home
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#4
 2001-06-19, 08:26
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skurwysyn 
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Re: an alleged friend of mine
...KILL HIM...
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#5
 2001-06-19, 09:51
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DoPesTeR-DaZe 
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Re: an alleged friend of mine
key his car... steal something from his house... get someone you know to roll him for his phone, discman, etc... if he's got any hook ups get him to get some drugs on tick to pay you back or something... get HIM to steal something for you...
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#6
 2001-06-19, 14:17
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hallucinatorrr 
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Re: an alleged friend of mine
Well,last night he dailed me up (after not hearin from im for about a week)dribled some sh*t,then said he`ll come over this week with the dosh & some nice liddle nugg`s. Well,he might come up with da money but, as for the nuggs,i think he`d rather keep`em for im`self.
stingy prick.whose always shoutin im bong`s? Anyway,i`v got a few ideas now, and thanx to those who replied.One thing u learn in this life of lessons, is even your best budd can become your worst enemy at the drop of a pin. You`v just gotta have the grenade ready.
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#7
 2001-06-19, 21:19
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Re: an alleged friend of mine
quote: Originally posted by hallucinatorrr: One thing u learn in this life of lessons, is even your best budd can become your worst enemy at the drop of a pin.
Yeah, right. Maybe you call people your "friends" or "best friends" too quickly. I don't trust people until I know them for about a year, I'm 19 and even now I realize that process has to be sped up because a day is like an eternity while you are a teenager....
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#8
 2001-06-20, 02:09
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Re: an alleged friend of mine
If one of my friends asked for that kind of money I'd just give it to them, unless I was super pressed. Either that or I'd forget it. But, if you really want the money back you can always take him to court or kick his ass. Whichever is easier.
Cheers, Lost
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#9
 2001-06-20, 06:45
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Sober 
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Re: an alleged friend of mine
I'll barrow my friends money, but not more that I can afford to lose...I know how people always snake out of paying.
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