"A cry for help," my sweet tushy!

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Aaaarrrrrrgh!

I put up with his 'cheaters dice' when he told us it was a "cry for help." Our group prayed about it (much to the amusement of the non-religious among you here) and we really felt that he was making an honest attempt to play fair.

I even pretended it didn't matter when I caught him fudging on his character sheet and adding wand charges and gold pieces and whatnot between sessions. So what if his 16 Wisdom somehow became an 18? No biggie.

Even that time he "accidentally" wandered into our bedroom instead of the bathroom, I told myself it was a trick of the light that made it look like he was poking through my wife's clothes hamper.

But I Have Had Enough.

Tonight when it came time to pay the pizza guy for our dinner-snack, I collected the dollar bills myself to take to the door. Before I handed them over, I checked the serial numbers on the ones our "friend" contributed. And, yeah, big surprise: Two of them matched the singles I had dropped into our 'piggybank' earlier in the day. (It's on the book shelf; we use it for loose change.)

No confrontation yet. I've got to figure out a way to disconnect this guy from our group without making it a bigger mess. It's doubly hard because I was the one who invited him to attend our church, and he really seems to be making friends in our Sunday school class. And we're partnered up for neighborhood outreach visitations next Thursday night.

I'm open to ideas.
 

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BVB said:
Aaaarrrrrrgh!

Even that time he "accidentally" wandered into our bedroom instead of the bathroom, I told myself it was a trick of the light that made it look like he was poking through my wife's clothes hamper.

But I Have Had Enough.

Tonight when it came time to pay the pizza guy for our dinner-snack, I collected the dollar bills myself to take to the door. Before I handed them over, I checked the serial numbers on the ones our "friend" contributed. And, yeah, big surprise: Two of them matched the singles I had dropped into our 'piggybank' earlier in the day. (It's on the book shelf; we use it for loose change.)

No confrontation yet. I've got to figure out a way to disconnect this guy from our group without making it a bigger mess. It's doubly hard because I was the one who invited him to attend our church, and he really seems to be making friends in our Sunday school class. And we're partnered up for neighborhood outreach visitations next Thursday night.

I'm open to ideas.

Wow. That is extraordinarily creepy.
Kick him to the curb before he starts trying to sneek a sniff at your wife's hair and steal things from your fridge and medicine cabinet.

*shudder*

Where the heck do people like this come from? Do they think that what they're doing is acceptable, or do they simply think they're so slick that no one realizes they're doing this stuff.

Edit: I posted right under what I'm quoting, so do I really need to quote the whole thing? :)
 
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He's proven himself to be a liar and a thief. My advice is to drop him like a hot potato and expose him for the fraud he is. While you're at it, casually mention that all he had to do is ask and you would have spotted him the money for the pizza. When he says it's a "cry for help", what he really means is "I'm giving you a lame excuse to take advantage of you, your friends, and your community, sucka."

Do yourself a favor and end this thing now before he drags you into his problems.
 


BVB said:
Even that time he "accidentally" wandered into our bedroom instead of the bathroom, I told myself it was a trick of the light that made it look like he was poking through my wife's clothes hamper.

I can't imagine this actually happened - but this is pretty damn funny. He wasn't going the bathroom in the clothes hamper, was he? :D
 

BVB said:
Tonight when it came time to pay the pizza guy for our dinner-snack, I collected the dollar bills myself to take to the door. Before I handed them over, I checked the serial numbers on the ones our "friend" contributed. And, yeah, big surprise: Two of them matched the singles I had dropped into our 'piggybank' earlier in the day. (It's on the book shelf; we use it for loose change.)

Creepy. Really creepy...

You memorize the serial numbers on your money?

I can understand on $50s and $100s, but on the $1s?

I managed to memorize my credit card number, but that's because I entered it so many times while downloading a bunch of ESDs from svgames...
 


This guy is realy trouble. I certainly respect you wanting to give him the benift of the doubt, but this guy sounds like a danger to your family.
 


BVB said:
Even that time he "accidentally" wandered into our bedroom instead of the bathroom, I told myself it was a trick of the light that made it look like he was poking through my wife's clothes hamper.

But I Have Had Enough.

You've got him now! Next time he uses the bathroom, bust in on him. If he's wearing some of your wife's unmentionables, perhaps you can catch him red handed!
 

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