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10th September 2010, 02:39 AM
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OMG...
that's horrible... and I think it's just absurd, why did the thief take your ayu's CDs?? PC still make sense, but ayu's CDs??? not your wallet or jewelry or your important belongings?? oh i'm so sorry..hugg PS: i think the thief is a big ayu fan~~  TT
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#42
10th September 2010, 03:14 AM
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Ugh. I'm so sorry. I hope they are able to find the thief!
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10th September 2010, 06:23 AM
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That is so terrible. Hope you reported it immediately to the police. And if they find the thief, I think it's justice that he/she would buy the whole Ayu discography for you, inclusive every version of every single and album (so like Jacket A,B,C, CD ony ver. CD/DVD ver, you know what I mean),and also dvds from her tour.
Crap.
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Last edited by xLuna&1LOVE; 10th September 2010 at 06:25 AM.
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10th September 2010, 08:47 PM
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I am truly sorry to hear that.
That really is incredibly unfortunate. I hope everything will turn up like others are hoping and, most importantly, I'm glad that you are okay.
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#49
11th September 2010, 11:34 AM
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Ouch that's horrible! I'd be so so upset if that happened to me.
We had a break in several years back. They took our PS2, my CD player and the record player and a few CDs but most of the Gameboy games and stuff were left because they don't have much resale value. Call the shopping centres and the salvation army/vinnies and let them know what was stolen. They probably won't bother to pawn all that stuff and may just dump it. When stuff is put into donation bins they usually divide it up and sent it across the state to ensure there's enough stuff to go around. If they did dump it in a bin at a supermarket it would be a quick way to get rid of the stuff quickly. Also call your council and let them know so they can alert the council workers. Libraries may be a good point to start with too. There's only a slim chance they'd pawn them as a CD only gets $3-5 at Cash Converters and a DVD about $8 each. They are supposed to cross check items pawned with the Police regisstrar of stolen goods but they don't always do that. Visit all the Cash Converters/Cash Wizards/etc within a 50Km radius of your house if possible every few days and see if one of your CDs pops up there. Which state are you in, I can check for you too if you're in SA  It's unlikely they'll catch the person/people who broke in...I hope you have some contents insurance
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#50
11th September 2010, 11:43 AM
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omg wtf. What!? The theft is random but I suspect it might be a syndicate group who targets people like you? I guess they kinda "know" who are the people who collect/own collectibles such as Japanese CDs & merchandise, and planned to rob them to sell it off ebay or something... @__@
Dude, I'm so sorry to hear about this, I hope you get your Ayu stuff back asap. Have you reported this to the police already?
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