Today, my friend asked me if she could borrow my laptop and I can pick it up later and I said ok. I stop by her house later and no one answers. The next-door neighbor says that she left to go live with her mom. She lives in Detroit. I live in Maine. FML
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Dead leaves, the first cold of the season and an umbrella flipped inside out: fall, the season of grace.
Today, I went to visit my aunt who lives 6 hours away from me. Her car was missing from her driveway, but she's unemployed and barely leaves the house. Turns out, she moved in with her new boyfriend and didn't tell anyone, so I had to drive 6 hours back. FML
Today, I moved back to my home town. My best friend and I had arranged to rent a house together that we both liked. I finished my last day at work and made the three-hour drive, only for her to break down and tell me that she isn't "ready" to move out of her parents' basement. She's 25. FML
Today, I went to pick up my dog from a friend's place since she agreed to watch him while I went out of state for Spring Break. I arrived at her apartment. She’s gone and the apartment was vacated. She won’t answer her phone or texts, and vanished from all social media. I’m still making payments on the dog. FML
Today, my landlord came over while I wasn't home. My friend and her pets were thrown out by her husband. I'm the only person she knows in this state and she begged me to stay. I reluctantly told her fine; just don't answer the door. She did, with the animals, and told him she was living here. FML
Today, my close friend messaged me, asking if she could still move in. I don't remember the conversation we had saying that she could move in in the first place. I live in a one bedroom apartment. I have no idea what to say. FML
Today, my friend, who I'm moving in with, flew up to drive from Pennsylvania to Texas, where she lives, with me. I went to the airport to pick her up and we discovered she accidentally flew to the wrong airport. On the other side of the state. I'm driving through the night to rescue her. FML
Today, my roommate asked me to lock the door as we left our place. I told her to use my keys, because my hands were full. Afterwards, she and her boyfriend set off out of town for the next couple of days. She forgot to give me back my keys. FML
Today, I reached into my pocket and found my mom's car keys. I'm a four hour drive away, and she obviously can't come to pick them up. FML
Today, I visited my girlfriend's apartment for the first time. I guess she forgot to do some spring cleaning before I showed up, because I saw my laptop on her couch. The same laptop that was stolen from my house along with several other valuables last week. FML
Today, I was having a conversation with a new friend when she remembered she needed to grab something from her car. I don't know where she parked, but it's been two and a half hours and she's still gone. FML
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z_vet 0
Laptop is a very personal thing, like a lingerie i must say. Why to give it to anyone at all? Find the bitch and smack her down.
hidude12 0
funny how you start it off with "my friend" she doesnt sound too friendly
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skeptictank 0
Where in Detroit? I'll go get it back for you.
truelyajerk 0
depending on the value of the laptop that might constitute grand larceny. She going to detriot means she crossed state lines. You can now involve the FBI to get it back.
ace135 3
same thing happened to me i borrowed some games to a friend and he up and left to washington i live in wisconsin, i had to buy new ones
theoldGP 0
oh damn that sucks. have her mail it to you and make the bitch pay for Fed-Ex.
El_Duderino_fml 0
I live in Detroit, nobody moves here... Do you know where shes moving to? I get it and Fed-Ex it
Vehicle 1
Great friend. WOW.!
CDD_fml 0
I live in Maine too, and yeah, that's how people are here.
CPTobvious_fml 0
I assume you are a dude... and I assume this "friend" is attractive... Here's a life lesson for you... how about from now on you use your brain to do the thinking or lesson #2 stop being so naive. You are lucky she didn't ask to borrow your social security number. "Duuuh Okay.." What possible justification could she have given you to borrow a laptop? Obviously you weren't that close to her if you were conned like this. You should report it stolen though.
rocker_chick23 27
Pretty sure OP is female since it says woman for the gender.
CPTobvious_fml 0
Oh yeah.... and grow a pair of balls next time and learn to say "No" .... or even better "F*** No, you crazy bitch"
aligregs 0
Yea, I'm going to agree with everyone who said CALL THE COPS. That's theft.