unefoispasdeux
Paris, France
Today, I went out to a club with a friend who got her wallet stolen. Wanting to help her look for it, I left my purse with a different friend while I went back inside to look. She put my purse on the floor and it got stolen as well. FML
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chessu 21
I can only assume that by purse you mean a massive bag of the size of Russia, because otherwise I can't understand why would you just not take the bag with you
fancybest 14
Always take your shit with you.
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chessu 21
I can only assume that by purse you mean a massive bag of the size of Russia, because otherwise I can't understand why would you just not take the bag with you
LeoCor 19
Whoops I miss clicked... however by the sounds of it the purse would've been one of those small purses with no straps to go around your shoulder. Those are extremely annoying to carry around when you have already got a seat and mostly at a club where it's so crowded. So it was just a small purse/wallet that isn't meant to be carried. Plus if you have a trustworthy friend (which she found out she doesn't) why would you bother taking it with you?
fancybest 14
Always take your shit with you.
Bloo2555 22
Some friend you got there.
RichardPencil 32
I think it's an inside job with the "different friend."
Lobby_Bee 18
That's why you keep your purse in your bra. That way, it can't be stolen unless they molest you first. Clubbing 101.
SophieMariff 6
The moment I read "left my purse with another friend" I immediately knew you're a ****** idiot no offence op
Demon_of_Light 27
No offense, but *something offensive.*
nityasomaiya 46
It sounds like it's in your genes
Taurus_ChicKa 37
Why not just take your purse with you? I never let mine out of my sight for this very reason.
smartjaguargurl 17
Reasons why you shouldn't trust anyone
olga_crvjl 19
Well your friend ain't your friend if she just put your purse down and didn't care about what would happen to it just saying I'd keep an eye on this "friend"