Today, after looking for my phone for three weeks, I used find my iPhone to track it to my sister-in-law's house. Her response? "Finders keepers, losers weepers." FML
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Fall
Dead leaves, the first cold of the season and an umbrella flipped inside out: fall, the season of grace.
Same thing different taste
Today, my girlfriend told me she lost her phone and not to call or text her. After about three hours, I text her phone, asking if she found it yet. I got a reply, saying "Nope." FML
Today, after frantically searching my house and office and calling every place I'd visited in the last 24 hours, I finally found my phone in my fridge. FML
Today, someone stole my iPhone. I used the Find My iPhone app, and located it in the apartment building next to mine. I can hear the ringing sound I've activated, but nobody will answer the door. FML
Today, the snowblower found my lost phone. FML
Today, after having lost my phone three days ago, I paid a $150 non-refundable fee to have my phone replaced and mailed to me by Tuesday. A half hour later, I found my original phone. FML
Scavengers
Today, I couldn't find my phone. Worried that I'd accidentally thrown it in the trash, I emptied out all the bins and searched the garbage. An hour later, my daughter said she'd found it by the bathroom sink. FML
My precious
Today, my new iPhone was stolen from my school locker. After canceling my service, sobbing, having my mom yell at the secretary for their lack of security and finally agreeing to change to a private school, I found it in the corner of my locker. FML
Today, after a week of looking for my car keys and being forced to drag my family around on public transportation, my wife found the keys in our car's ignition. FML
Reported
Today, I found a cellphone. I went through the contacts and called the one listed as "Dad" to inform them I could leave it at a cash register of the store I found it in, or take it to the police station so they could pick it up. They then called the police, insisting I stole it. FML
You're welcome!
Today, I lost my phone. I called the number from my friend's phone, hoping I could find it. A guy answered, laughed "Thanks for the phone!" and hung up. FML
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Ghostrui 31
Report it as stolen.
Madrias 36
And this is what the police are for. You get your phone back, she gets a court date.
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maroongrad 13
"Hello, Mr/Mrs SisterInLawsMaiden Name, I wanted to talk to you about CrazyBitch'sName. I'm a little worried about her mental health and wasn't sure who to approach about it. But if it was my family, I'd want to know. About three weeks ago she stole my iPhone, but that's not the part that worries me. Thieves happen. What worries my is that when I tracked it to her house, she actually said "Finders Keepers Losers Weepers." I'm not going to press charges or anything because I'm honestly more worried that she's on drugs, or is supposed to take medicine and isn't, or something else is going on. I've known her "x" years and am very surprised by the theft, but very shocked that as an adult woman, she said that. It's just not normal and it worries me, and I wanted to let you know because, well, she's your daughter. And if I were you, and someone saw my daughter having problems and didn't tell me, I'd be very very upset." Emails are useful. Phone messages, too. Have some fun in the most nice, helpful, ****-up-her-life way possible. Enjoy!
Nicole Palmeter 3
No that's called theft and in some states its felony.
bl3ur0z3 17
Felony theft is over $500 and the lowest price of an iPhone is $550 so I'd say your sister in law is a future felon.
rjdr 7
Felony theft laws vary greatly from state to state. Never assume, it makes you look ignorant.
TheSminty1 17
She seems to have an airtight case as set up in case law of Rubber v. Glue and reaffirmed by I Know You Are v. What Am I?
TumblrweedPasses 11
It took 3 weeks to track it why?? If she isn't gonna hand it over report her simple
AmbrosiaFan 19
How close is spouse to sibling? I'd report her for theft... or go to the house and retrieve it by whatever means necessary.