blew my cover

[doublebicep]

Sorry to hear of your losss. Truly sucks.

I am just wondering how they took them from you? Did they dispose of them and would not tell you wherre they put them. The reason I am asking is I know anyone attempting to take anything of mine better bring a few friends and one of them better be Smith and Wesson.

My parents took my riods!

posts seem to occur on a regular bases. Most of them from people way to old to still be living with mommy and daddy.

 

[geoffgarst]

I go over to my sister's room and look for some paint in her drawers and see what you dig up and no...I would not be looking at her underwear! See how she likes her privacy invaded!

 

[MT375]

What the nut? Nobody is asking the important questions...is your sister hot? And...do you have pics of her?

 

[The Terminator]

parents house, parents rules = no privacy, no rights
your house, your rules = privacy, your rules

I have to agree, especially if they own the house. You are putting them in jeopardy by having illegal items in their home...(though if you are actually paying rent to live there, that would possibly be another story...). The lesson to be learned here: Go to Walmart and buy yourself a $40-80 safe and keep all your gear in there away from prying eyes...

 

[~ThaGame~]

Don’t listen to the shit about you being 23 and living at home. It can be the best thing to save some cash. As long as you are saving and not pissing it away then good for you. I was out by 19 and it took years to get on my feet.

My parents did that “my house” BS too. Funny how when they are younger and in control they never think of when they are going to be 60+ and in need of help.

BOTH of them know better then to ask me to move in when they get older. Most kids forget or ignore the stupidity they were put through. I didn’t. I remember when I was locked up for some BS. They told me “good luck”.

there are some very good points made here

 

[javaguru]

OK, the most important question is why they would think "artist paints" would be stored in your socks and underwear? Bullshit excuse to invade your privacy. If you contribute to the household in the form of chores or financially then you have a right to privacy, period! If you're a free loader then no privacy id the price you pay. Even with our diluted constitutional rights a police officer can't search a rolled up sock for a weapon in a "safety search."

 

[silver_shadow]

i wasn't around when they got at the gear so i don't know what they did to it. i wish there was some swiss bank or something where ppl could store their gear!
they kind of freaked out more at the tamoxifen (though i convinced them to give it back). my mum used to take the stuff for cancer and so they know a bit abt it- then some doc gave her a second opinion- told her that it has a chance of accelerating cancer in women! thats what freaked them out most. a part of me died when my gear disappeared
i am seriously considering moving to another city where i can juice my ass off. shit, i told my girlfriend abt it and she didn't see anything wrong abt AAS- she just told me to be careful and know what i was doing.

 

[Canuck4]

Lol
He'll probably find her dildo collection

I go over to my sister's room and look for some paint in her drawers and see what you dig up and no...I would not be looking at her underwear! See how she likes her privacy invaded!

 

[ohashi]

a part of me died when my gear disappeared

You need to seriously re-evaluate your bodybuilding stance and goals.

 

[Juice Authority]

I have to agree, especially if they own the house. You are putting them in jeopardy by having illegal items in their home...(though if you are actually paying rent to live there, that would possibly be another story...). The lesson to be learned here: Go to Walmart and buy yourself a $40-80 safe and keep all your gear in there away from prying eyes...

This is very true. When I was in college some years ago I was supplementing my income by selling cocaine and steroids. My mom found my stash when I came home for Thanksgiving. I had close to $20,000 worth cocaine, pot and steroids. She took the dufflebag and put a few heavy weights in it and threw it in the bay. I was pissed but looking back on it I had no right selling drugs out of her house. I put her and her home in jeopardy. I was 21 years old at the time. Now I'm 30 and I've learned to respect my parents and their wishes. Put yourself in their position.