It's only three dollars :cool:
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It's only three dollars :cool:
Isn't it, a penny saved is a penny earned?Quote:
Originally Posted by Linus
Of course not.Quote:
Originally Posted by Talus
Karma...heh. I always get a laugh when people bring that up...but whatever.
Still, thats screwed up. You should've given it back. :mad2:
So would I. *nod*Quote:
Originally Posted by Gau
HaHa. So far your a terrible person. :D I see alot of people have a good conscience around here. :)
So when should I expect my gum?
buy some pie
You're a terrible person, and it would buy at least 14 cans of carbonated drink here.
Mik now: would've given it back.
Mik in his early teens: would've kept it ( depending on his financial situation).
You know, $3 really isn't that much money, but that's not the point. It's the principle behind it. If someone (especially a friend) drops/loses something and you happen to pick it up, it's expected of you to at least notify the person that you found it. YOU SUCK!
No, he's going to kick your ass when he realizes $3 is worth more to you than friendship. Or honesty. Or human decency. Or not being a crap.Quote:
Originally Posted by Linus
I was in this situation once. In second grade. I didn't even see it fall from her pocket, I just heard her talking later about how she lost her lunch money.
I dound TWENTY dollars the day before yesterday, but no-one was around so I had no way of finding out whose it was. I kept it, then bought afternoon tea for a friend and myself.
If your friend is the kind of guy who keeps being a pain just for fun, then try this someday: offer to buy drinks or hotdogs or something, then hand over three dollars. Once you've finished eating or drinking, say "By the way, that money used to be yours. You dropped it last week. Thanks!" and see how he reacts.
Alternately, you could do the basic, decent, honest, moralistic thing and give it back. After all, he may have been sent to Earth in human form to test your altruism. You never know...
Haha, it's Jesus and you failed.
God doesn't test people.
Omg it's 3$. I bet linus does things 300 000 000 000 000 ^ pi(e) (thanks Big D) times more heinous than that regularly.