NATO Brass Button Compass damage?

[Forest fella]

Trust me, when I say he's paid for it many times over and I'm not the type to charge someone who's backed me up.
cheer's

 

[Tengu]

I would still want to know how he damaged it.

Something like that cant exactly be damaged except with real effort...

 

[Forest fella]

Knowing him he chewed it so see who was the strongest.

 

[Herman30]

Aparently you are not as anal about your stuff as I am. My stuff is "sacred" to me and I do not lend anything to anybody.

 

[SCOMAN]

I think we've established that breaking the compass is a bit poor and that others would be v unhappy with the situation and that person. More importantly we've also established that Forest Fella values this person's friendship more than the compass. Horses for courses, a true friend is sometimes all you need.

 

[Forest fella]

Ok, well what about sharing, I think I've had my answer's to this ? so cheer's for all of your idea's and beasting's.

 

[Tengu]

I for one am not against lending stuff but I will freely admit that there has been times it has been trashed or `lost`.

Often by people you trust. (I think all people are equally untrustworthy when it comes to borrowing)

I myself look after things, and make sure to give it back. (Well there was the time the guy died before i could return the item...)

Borrowing can strain friendships.

 

[Corso]

A true friendship is certainly not worth a compass either way you look a it

If you want a replacement keep an eye on ebay - they turn up from time to time - usually ex-mil stuff where the paint's a bit worn and the glass needs a polish but usually only £15-20

 

[dave53]

I have borrowed things from friends in the past but never would I return it broken and have replaced things with new when I have it’s a poor show when somebody does that that’s not friendship I’m afraid


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[Forest fella]

Asfar as I'm concerned this Thread has Closed. Cheer's