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What a shit type of person. Also, how the hell would you be able to lose this thing? Of course, they’re crap at lying too.
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Headingley has a lot of students and students move around a lot, I guess it could happen.
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I think CleoTheWizard has figured out the mystery
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The nerve of some people. Just how does someone get it in their head that this kind of behaviour is okay?
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How in the hell did the blue buy the 'I lost it' excuse? It's a piece of furniture. It's not like you take it out anywhere unless you're moving.
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The seller might have moved during the year? Someone commented that the area is a college town and students move a lot so maybe? Or the true owner is more patient than smart and was ppaying the long game? Or knew the seller was full of shit and was still playing the long game?
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I know, it's absolutely ridiculous for blue to demand money after this long of a time /s
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I'm SO outraged by this random thing on the Internet that probably isn't even real! GOSH! I wonder if all this made up rage I have from constantly reading this stuff has a long term detrimental effect on my mental health? The freaking nerve!
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You may be reading a bit much into my comment. Chill out, dude before you give yourself an aneurysm.
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I like to imagine this person comments essentially the same thing on every listing.
I think they do.
Who borrows drawers, and then claims to have lost them ?
Pretty common tactic to drive the price down is to make potential buyers think it’s either stolen, damaged, or unavailable. They’re doing a pretty good job of that
Humans. You'd be surprised.
Who rapes children?
Who drinks their own urine to "detox"?
Who steals from old people's pensions?
Who lies about medical qualifications?
Who tortures animals for fun?
. . .
I wish lying about some drawers was the most outrageous thing humans would do.
Having said that, what you guys describe above is a possibility and if that's the case, then it's hilarious!
Yeah probably