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nomoney

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this reminds me of the that lady who asked if another child got hurt by your child and you were told what would you do about it thread and a woman named vrai came on and said something like "I hate these kinds of questions because you don't know the whole story from the beginning, so give us the whole story whack job"
 

BS Gal

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And when you say "forced to return the item" or whatever you said, was violence involved?
 

vraiblonde

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pixiegirl said:
Possible depending on what the item was. Was it of any use to Z? Yes How important was it to A? Very important Important enough that A would notice sooner than later? Yes, A noticed the second she left Z, returned home and dug in her purse for her item

BS Gal said:
Does Z usually play tricks on A?
Yes, quite frequently.

Based on that, what do you all think probably happened?
 

rack'm

Jaded
vraiblonde said:
Okay, so we have stealing, and we have lying. So we can agree on common English terms for these acts.

About the stealing:

Let's say that Z took something out of A's purse without her knowledge, stuck it in her (Z's) pocket.

Is it possible that Z meant it as a joke? Thinking A would look in her purse and go, "Oh no! Where's my (fill in the blank)???" and Z would then pull it out of her pocket and go, "Ha!"

So that's the question - is it possible that Z took A's belonging as a joke?


Did Z snap her fingers in a specific formation while saying "ha ha"?
 

citysherry

I Need a Beer
vraiblonde said:
Okay, so we have stealing, and we have lying. So we can agree on common English terms for these acts.

About the stealing:

Let's say that Z took something out of A's purse without her knowledge, stuck it in her (Z's) pocket.

Is it possible that Z meant it as a joke? Thinking A would look in her purse and go, "Oh no! Where's my (fill in the blank)???" and Z would then pull it out of her pocket and go, "Ha!"

So that's the question - is it possible that Z took A's belonging as a joke?

Sounds like "Z" has a future in politics.
 

vraiblonde

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kwillia said:
They are not "black and white" questions. True answers would depend on specific circumstances.
We'll get to that - right now we're dealing in just the facts, ma'am.
 

jazz lady

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vraiblonde said:
Yes, quite frequently.

Based on that, what do you all think probably happened?

She got caught and came up with a lame ass excuse on the spot that isn't holding up to closer scrutiny.
 
vraiblonde said:
Okay, so we have stealing, and we have lying. So we can agree on common English terms for these acts.

About the stealing:

Let's say that Z took something out of A's purse without her knowledge, stuck it in her (Z's) pocket.

Is it possible that Z meant it as a joke? Thinking A would look in her purse and go, "Oh no! Where's my (fill in the blank)???" and Z would then pull it out of her pocket and go, "Ha!"

So that's the question - is it possible that Z took A's belonging as a joke?
It is possible Z didn't mean any ill harm, but Z not recognizing it to be a bad move does not make it any less of a bad move on Z's part. Guilty as charged.
 
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