I was living with a roommate some years ago. He trusted me with his PIN number, and I never abused it. Well, an ex-girlfriend of his moved in with us. I didn't complain, as she was quite hot and kinda slutty.

Anyway, my roomie started noticing money missing from his bank account. Seeing as I had his PIN, he immediately suspected me and confronted me, and threatened to go to the bank and get the camera shots of the ATM machine. I was pretty hurt, because I'm just not the kind of person who'd ever do such a thing (which is why he trusted me with his PIN in the first place). I told him, be my guest, go get that camera footage, and he did. When he came back he was *extremely* apologetic - the person in the camera shots was his ex-girlfriend; she'd snooped his PIN when he did a drive-thru banking one day with her in the car. Needless to say, we kicked her out that same day. Hot or not, slutty or not, that was too much.

I feel for ya. Theft is despicable. The only time I can tolerate it is if the person is dying of starvation or something, or their children are, something like that. Even then, I'd rather they just ask, and I'd do what I can to help. Don't get yourself in any hot water beating the thieves up or whatever. There will be more money, but if you spend five years in prison for beating up the thief, you can't ever get those years back.
jamstigator Reviewed by jamstigator on . What Kind of a Scumbag... My Grandfather recently gave each of his five grandchildren 5,000 pounds each on his 75th birthday because he thinks we deserve it and will use it better than him, he is my favourite person in the world and I love him to bits. The money has been sitting in each of our normal accounts for a few months whilst its transferred to an ISA, my little brother (who might I add is built like a brick shithouse) got his bank statememnt today and it turns out that someone has been taking out the cash Rating: 5