Need Help...Majorly.

I lent someone something that belonged to me, because it was broken, but still functional. It took me a while to remember to lend it out to him, and I finally did. Now he won't give it back. How do I deal with someone like this without running off to a parent or something? I've made it clear that I'm serious but he doesn't seem to care, and even goes as far as taunting with the fact that's laying somewhere in his house. Any suggestions?

I lent someone something that belonged to me, because it was broken, but still functional. It took me a while to remember to lend it out to him, and I finally did. Now he won't give it back. How do I deal with someone like this without running off to a parent or something? I've made it clear that I'm serious but he doesn't seem to care, and even goes as far as taunting with the fact that's laying somewhere in his house. Any suggestions?

HessenKnight

[QUOTE="HessenKnight"]

I lent someone something that belonged to me, because it was broken, but still functional. It took me a while to remember to lend it out to him, and I finally did. Now he won't give it back. How do I deal with someone like this without running off to a parent or something? I've made it clear that I'm serious but he doesn't seem to care, and even goes as far as taunting with the fact that's laying somewhere in his house. Any suggestions?

Funky_Llama

[QUOTE="Funky_Llama"][QUOTE="HessenKnight"]

I lent someone something that belonged to me, because it was broken, but still functional. It took me a while to remember to lend it out to him, and I finally did. Now he won't give it back. How do I deal with someone like this without running off to a parent or something? I've made it clear that I'm serious but he doesn't seem to care, and even goes as far as taunting with the fact that's laying somewhere in his house. Any suggestions?

HessenKnight

Take something of his, of equal value.SolidSnake35

Yes this.

Take something of his, of equal value.SolidSnake35

[QUOTE="SolidSnake35"]Take something of his, of equal value.HessenKnight

So, just snatch his cell-phone or something, then tell him its in my house? I really want this said item back, as it was a gift.HessenKnight

[QUOTE="HessenKnight"]So, just snatch his cell-phone or something, then tell him its in my house? I really want this said item back, as it was a gift.jakeboudville

It would make you just as even as the other person though :) hes kinda left him no choice

Take something of his, of equal value.SolidSnake35

Do this, but beforehand, make it seem like you don't mind the fact that he has it. Then visit his house and steal something small but valuable.

Or you could go with FunkyLlama's idea.. I can't see why you wouldn't, regardless of age.

[QUOTE="HessenKnight"]So, just snatch his cell-phone or something, then tell him its in my house? I really want this said item back, as it was a gift.jakeboudville

But it would get his thing back.