Posted By: Cass on 2008-06-02
In Reply to: This also happened to my son - Lee

ANYTHING to school or on bus. It will get stolen and how could you even prove the game belonged to your son? Agree with chalk it up to experience. As far as calling parents: You will be the one cursed out. They will never believe their little darling could pilfer anything.

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