By emchocolat - 16/12/2012 16:55 - Europe
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Thanks for your comments and highly original puns ! Just to clear the language issue up: "I was burgled" is correct British English (as opposed to American English) and means "Somebody broke into my house and stole things that belonged to me". "Burglarized" is the American synonym. The site said I come from Europe - I do, but it's a big place. I come from England and I live in Mayotte, a French territory in the Indian Ocean.
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Hmm, positive side, at least you were in a locked room? That's where I'd prefer to be if I was getting robbed.
Burgled? Bulglarized maybe
Get up, jump on top of the burglar, shit all on him, make him eat your poop and call the cops.
So were you stuck there?
What a shitty situation
Turgled!
Thanks for your comments and highly original puns ! Just to clear the language issue up: "I was burgled" is correct British English (as opposed to American English) and means "Somebody broke into my house and stole things that belonged to me". "Burglarized" is the American synonym. The site said I come from Europe - I do, but it's a big place. I come from England and I live in Mayotte, a French territory in the Indian Ocean.
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And everything turned to shit
I hate when you can't take a shit in peace. You should have yelled to him to come back later when you were done.