This thread is now about losing stuff. (Post 33)

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I've lost a hat. It's at the bottom of a lake.
If you know where it is, then it's not lost, now is it?
 
If you know where it is, then it's not lost, now is it?

lost |lôst; läst|
past and past participle of lose.
adjective
1 unable to find one's way; not knowing one's whereabouts : Help! We're lost! | they got lost in the fog.
• unable to be found : he turned up with my lost golf clubs.
• (of a person) very confused or insecure or in great difficulties : she stood there clutching a drink, feeling completely lost | I'd be lost without her.
2 denoting something that has been taken away or cannot be recovered : if only one could recapture one's lost youth!
• (of time or an opportunity) not used advantageously; wasted : the decision meant a lost opportunity to create 200 jobs.
• having perished or been destroyed : a memorial to the lost crewmen.
3 (of a game or contest) in which a defeat has been sustained : the lost election of 1994.
 
Yeah. I'm not swimming to the bottom of Cumberland. My watch isn't rated for 200ft.
 
Yeah. I'm not swimming to the bottom of Cumberland. My watch isn't rated for 200ft.

Wow, that watch must be hard to get off your wrist.💡
 
I once lost my cartridge of Pokemon Yellow. I tried looking for it, and I couldn't find it to save my life. So I got another PKMN Yellow cartridge. I was satisfied.

I was searching through the car 2-3 years later looking for something else, and I found my old cartridge under the seat. I was dumbfounded yet full of happiness and joy. I could finally show my old Pokemans.
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This has happened to me before... it sucks ass. I lost my Blue Version at my cousins house in the late 90's right before they moved.... I had a level 100 Blastoise too. :grumpy:
 
How the hell did your hat get into the middle of the bottom of the lake?
 
Cumberland is fills a skinny, very steep valley. It was only a quarter mile wide, and unless you're within like 30 feet of the shore you probably couldn't swim to the bottom. It's deep.
 
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