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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]OP, why do you care what DCUM thinks?

Your child took someone's swimsuit, and you did not return it to the other person. Both these acts (your son taking something, and you not returning it in time) has already happened.  Why do you need DCUM to approve or disapprove?  We do not know you.  The other person knows you somewhat, and she does not have a good impression of you.  Worry about her impression because she knows you IRL. [/quote]

I think once the crazy lady's request starts getting out there, she's going to be the one who has to worry what people think of her.

Over a bathing suit.[/quote]

She sounds self-absorbed.  There will be more stories, after this one, I imagine.  [/quote]

How can she be self-absorbed, when it wasn't her suit that was taken by mistake? I don't think there's anything crazy about asking for a [b]stolen by accident[/b] item to be returned immediately. OP doesn't want to return it immediately, which means she should keep closer tabs on her child who takes other people's things, if she doesn't want to be doing this for the next 10 years.[/quote]

Again the word stolen. The kid is 6/7 . Really you need to let it go and just enjoy your vacation.[/quote]

Again- you don't read very well. Try it again. Sound it out.[/quote]

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