Most expensive thing you lost
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) . No idea where it went. £205 gone just like that staceyb said:
My Maurice Lacroix watch I got for my 18th birthday from my parents £900.00 down the drain (literally). Thank God for insurance.
Similar but not quite! I lost my Tag watch for a heart-stopping 3 days. I didn't have the guts to tell my parents as it too was an 18th birthday present.
I search EVERYWHERE that I'd been. My friends homes, my home, everywhere and I couldn't sleep at night because of the worry. I found it finally when I was clearing up my room and found it hanging on the lining of my spare helmet. d'oh!
Still....i'm happy again!
Back to the topic though....i've lost 100 quid before. Simply vanished!
beanbag said:
My Maurice Lacroix watch I got for my 18th birthday from my parents £900.00 down the drain (literally). Thank God for insurance.
Similar but not quite! I lost my Tag watch for a heart-stopping 3 days. I didn't have the guts to tell my parents as it too was an 18th birthday present.
I search EVERYWHERE that I'd been. My friends homes, my home, everywhere and I couldn't sleep at night because of the worry. I found it finally when I was clearing up my room and found it hanging on the lining of my spare helmet. d'oh!
Still....i'm happy again!
Back to the topic though....i've lost 100 quid before. Simply vanished!
Nope mine was completely lost, well not really lost I know exactly where it went, down the drain on Newgate Street, Newcastle outside of Tiger Tiger. Was getting into a taxi one Saturday night, absolutely p
g down with rain, felt something catch on my belt, pulled my arm, watch pops off and straight down the drain to be washed away with the rain. Gutted 
beanbag said:
Back to the topic though....i've lost 100 quid before. Simply vanished!
i found well over £100 in a bar once. it was in a nice roll and i knew whose it was as the bar was empty and this guy walked past us. he was taking off his jacket whilst walking and then went behind the bar and started work. after a few minutes my mate noticed the cash on the floor and i picked it up. it was obviously his as no one else had walked past us, we didnt count it but there was at least £150 there. i asked him if he had lost anything and he immeadiately felt a pocket in his jacket and i gave it him. did he give us any asa rewad? no!, buy us a beer as thanks? no, last good deed i ever did!
next time i'll listen to the red conscience, not the white one!!!
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