Have you ever been stolen?

hunting knife and camera. How does one steal a house?

I'm actually being stolen right now.

Stick it in your backpack when no one is looking

Really? This passed qual?

Our house was broken into when I was little, although I don't think anything of mine personally was stolen. In college someone stole a few items of my clothes from the laundry room. And several years ago someone stole my bike from the entryway of my apartment building. There may have been other things over the years, but I can't recall.

I voted it reasonable because the wording was amusingly bad, but you can still tell what it means. It made me laugh.

It's true, you can tell what it means. In this and some other surveys verouge has made lately, people have suggested how he could fix the grammar but he just seems to ignore it. I'm just a fan of good grammar.

They stole my identity and they kidnapped me oh my goodness

Same here, but sometimes I get in moods where I don't care, I just want to answer the question.

> hunting knife and camera. How does one steal a house?

To steal a house is very easy tee hee

Verouge, your english is pretty good until you start making surveys

Once I believed
I had been thieved
but I was not taken
I was mistaken

I had my wallet stolen once.

$20 from my wallet he only did it some he'd have the chance to visit again to give it back

My person? No. But I had a bike stolen when I was middle-school aged. Also, my car stereo was stolen at college and I had my wallet stolen when I lived in CT. Other than that, no.

For fudges sake verouge, you're not even trying anymore.

bike when I was a kid, I think (I forget the details, maybe it was my brother's bike... it was a neighborhood kid)

I have been stolen.

And my house, too.

Someone once stole my Lebanese Arabic/English dictionary. I never got it back.

no

Someone stole my backpack which had my digital camera in it

Nothing other than having books stolen from me in school by fellow students as a prank, but as far as a serious crime, not yet (knock on wood).

Someone stole my heart.

Do you mean robbed or mugged?

Yes of course!

Yes from 5years. I had an appointment with my doctor at 1pm so I left home for just 40mins and I came back, door is broken, all the jewelry were stolen, and some of the cash in my closet.. We couldnt know who did it.

> It's true, you can tell what it means. In this and some other surveys
> verouge has made lately, people have suggested how he could fix the
> grammar but he just seems to ignore it. I'm just a fan of good grammar.

I didnt ignore it.. I was just away of internet.. And when I came back, I found it all qualified.. I AM LUCKY!! heehhee

> Verouge, your english is pretty good until you start making surveys
>

HAHAHAHA
That's funny!!

> Really? This passed qual?
>
> Our house was broken into when I was little, although I don't think
> anything of mine personally was stolen. In college someone stole a
> few items of my clothes from the laundry room. And several years ago
> someone stole my bike from the entryway of my apartment building.
> There may have been other things over the years, but I can't recall.

It looks like..

???

car, motorcycle, girl, backpack, books, clothes, toys, heart etc...

Too many things to mention that I would prefer to forget about at this time.

I was also (stolen) kidnapped by my husband (then boyfriend at the time) for 3 days! to long to get into.

Yes, someone stole my anything else.

Yes someone stole my heart!

> Someone stole my heart.

We should get together and cry about it.

Crying will only fill the void with salt water at this point. My heart is being slowly put back together athis point one little stich at a time.

Ah, I see...it appears that someone is stealing hearts to maybe fill the heartless cavity they have hoping to find a fit??

Super glue this time no more broken hearts.

Someone broke into my car once and stole the radio out of it. It wasn't even a very good radio.

> Someone once stole my Lebanese Arabic/English dictionary. I never
> got it back.