I lost my wallet in Vegas at a Chris Angel show. When I went back to get it, it was gone. I had just graduated high school so I had grad money and gift cards. The people turned it in, but they took all my cash. They took everything gift card wise except my American Eagle gift cards. They even took my expired Chick-fil-a coupon...but not my 50 bucks to American Eagle. I thought that was odd, but I was happy. I hope they still got their chick-fil-a sandwich!

I lost the Galu buff that Robette got me for Christmas the first year we were going out. I'm not sure, but it might be in England somewhere.

Sucks, though, because it's impossible to find a replacement for it. :/

I lost my wallet in the Back to the Future ride at Universal Studios when I was a young teen (that's 12 or 13, not media double-talk for african american.)

I didn't notice until my friend and I went to get one of those boss ass frozen lemonades and I couldn't pay for them. Luckily BTTF was the last attraction we had gone into, and had been spending our time sitting around girl watching like a young Wayne and Garth.

So we went back there and an employee let us in a back door and went with us to look through the "car" we had been in. It was laying in the floor, everything intact. I felt like I won the lottery, even though it was what I already owned. Mainly because I wouldn't have to tell my parents I lost the money they had given us to spend when we met back up later on.

My keys are missing now. What the fuck.

Did you check behind your ear

Yeah. :(

I.... actually think they're in the garbage can as well. I cleaned off my desk yesterday to reduce some of the clutter. Now my keys and earphones are gone.

Fuck you Dylan, this is your fault.

My son just went out the door to build zombie snowmen. :$ I think I'm going with the, " :o I had no idea!" strategy if the neighbors come to the door....

Zersch @ 12/12/2013 11:20

I lost my wallet in the Back to the Future ride at Universal Studios when I was a young teen (that's 12 or 13, not media double-talk for african american.) I didn't notice until my friend and I went to get one of those boss ass frozen lemonades and I couldn't pay for them. Luckily BTTF was the last attraction we had gone into, and had been spending our time sitting around girl watching like a young Wayne and Garth. So we went back there and an employee let us in a back door and went with us to look through the "car" we had been in. It was laying in the floor, everything intact. I felt like I won the lottery, even though it was what I already owned. Mainly because I wouldn't have to tell my parents I lost the money they had given us to spend when we met back up later on.

My dad did the same thing on the ride. I looked back and saw it on the seat as I got out though. The BTTF ride was the highlight of our trip!

Now I'm sad because Universal didn't have the Back to the Future ride when I went. I went to the California one, maybe the Florida one is different.

They got rid of it in Florida :(

Sad. AND THE JAWS RIDE!! :((

They didn't have a Jaws ride when I was went either. I'm reading the Universal Studios wiki right now and it seems like they got rid of a lot of good rides (or at least what I assume would be good) before I got there like King Kong and ET. At least the Jurassic Park ride was cool though.

Curtis @ 16/12/2013 4:06

They got rid of it in Florida :( Sad. AND THE JAWS RIDE!! :((

What. Nooooo. I remember hearing about them axing BTTF but I didn't hear about Jaws getting the boot.

I guess it's probably basically an entirely different park at this point since I was there so long ago. It seems like the Ghostbusters attraction was killed the year after I was there.

The stupid Beetlejuice Graveyard Revue concert thing was one of my favorite things there. Such a nutty concept. I just did a quick Google and I'm kind of surprised it's still there. I thought I remembered them getting rid of it, too. Edit: Oh, I must have read about them getting rid of it at the CA park.

King Kong was awesome but that fucking line. Second only to, oddly enough, E.T. Maybe it was just because I was an impatient kid but they both felt like the lines went on for fucking ever even compared to other ridiculous waiting lines.

What the shit? No Jaws? That was one of the mainstays since the park opened. I guess they're phasing out some of the older movies and trying to modernize for the next generation.