FML : Today, I let a friend borrow a power saw. When I found it on my porch later, the blade was missing and the cord was cut. Looking closer, I realized it...

Today, I let a friend borrow a power saw. When I found it on my porch later, the blade was missing and the cord was cut. Looking closer, I realized it was his saw. He kept my new one. He totally denies that he switched them and now won't answer his door. FML

I agree, your life sucks

You deserved it

By petra84 / Monday 22 October 2012 22:34 / United States - Evans

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By cswens25 | 8

#5071214 - Tuesday 23 October 2012 9:09

Where I come from, people who do things like that are called douchebags, not friends.

By Corwin02 | 10

#5071173 - Tuesday 23 October 2012 9:01

Makes no difference if he switched them, you loaned your friend a good working saw he has to return a good working saw. As a last resort you could try to involve the police for theft but I would first try peer pressure and involve his parents

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By Corwin02 | 10

#5071173 - Tuesday 23 October 2012 9:01

RaggleFrock | 13

#5071260 - Tuesday 23 October 2012 9:26

What if the op isn't a teenager?

Reality_bites | 14

#5071330 - Tuesday 23 October 2012 10:02

Yes but the problem here is that the OP now needs to prove its theirs, by way of a receipt or something that shows the goods belong to them. Not everyone keeps the receipts or engraves their valuables.

beccaishereyay | 11

#5071365 - Tuesday 23 October 2012 10:18

Involve his parents? Wtf?

05PP1 | 17

#5071639 - Tuesday 23 October 2012 12:36

A good working saw? Did you miss the part where he said the blade was missing and the cord was cut?

bioboy725 | 10

#5071710 - Tuesday 23 October 2012 13:00

He said he has to return a good working saw. He means even if it was the same saw, but broken beyond repair, that he (the friend) should buy a new one that does work.

tattoo88 | 4

#5072051 - Tuesday 23 October 2012 15:04

No one is saying he is a teen but obviously he is his peer because, he is borrowing tools an things. An him not answering door screams immature.

myFMLname | 8

#5072070 - Tuesday 23 October 2012 15:08

Haha like that one episode of Big Bang Theory

MDTeddy | 13

#5072670 - Tuesday 23 October 2012 18:15

Just steal your saw back when you have the chance. I donkt let people borrow my things because I am always afraid of bad stuff happening.

By cheer21moose | 13

#5071181 - Tuesday 23 October 2012 9:03

Cut his oh wait.... You can't.

AKGirlinSD | 20

#5076010 - Wednesday 24 October 2012 16:07

And stop calling him your friend. He's an asshole, OP.

By cswens25 | 8

#5071214 - Tuesday 23 October 2012 9:09

Where I come from, people who do things like that are called douchebags, not friends.

onlychildFTW | 33

#5071341 - Tuesday 23 October 2012 10:05

Yeah this guys right. He's not a friend. I'd knock on his door and stay low out of sight of the peep hole. Then when he opens it kick him in the balls. Throw his saw back at him and then take mine back.

But that's just me.

mongoosemike | 23

#6445076 - Monday 26 October 2015 15:14

Kick him in the balls?? A swift punch to the mouth would be more appropriate, sir.

EmiEvelyn | 12

#6591564 - Thursday 28 April 2016 20:04

Damage is visible. Kick to the balls hurt more and not as much of a chance to hurt yourself.
Also more likely to go to the police for getting punched in the face than getting kicked in the balls