similar thing happened in Norway some weeks ago. someone found something like 14 000 euros in an envelope on a tram in Oslo, then they gave it to the bus driver, who gave it to the police. :)
He was probably just in it for the badges. There's always a motive.
AltairJohnson
You can't say things like that man. What if the boy really had a honest intention? You never know. Humans are unpredictable.
Boy Scouts operate for badges and badges alone. They're a crafty lot, those sneaky Scouts. You think "oh, look at that nice young lad serving his community la de da de da." I see through them, though. I see that "nice young lad" is actually using the community to satisfy his twisted badge obsession.
Yeah maybe you are right. I mean, those boys dedicate their lives to getting badges so its quite obvious that he did that just to get a badge. I mean, they have no moral value at all, right? Everything they do is for the badge. Right?
He was probably just in it for the badges. There's always a motive.
Oleg_Huzwog
You can't say things like that man. What if the boy really had a honest intention? You never know. Humans are unpredictable.
Boy Scouts operate for badges and badges alone. They're a crafty lot, those sneaky Scouts. You think "oh, look at that nice young lad serving his community la de da de da." I see through them, though. I see that "nice young lad" is actually using the community to satisfy his twisted badge obsession.
Maybe that's mean but I highly doubt any of us would turn in $2,000. Don't even try that "what if it happened to you" garbage. Here's a tip, don't carry 2 grand in your wallet.
[QUOTE="ryrulez"]Did part of the wallet lead to Narnia? How the hell do you miss $1,900?Ontain
having been asked to find items in my wife's purse i can understand completely. Yeah, this. It's not even easy to find big things. I've told her that any time she asks me to find something, it will result in me dumping the contents out to assist in finding whatever it is she seeks. She has since stopped asking for things from the purse, and just asks for the whole purse itself.
[QUOTE="Ontain"][QUOTE="ryrulez"]Did part of the wallet lead to Narnia? How the hell do you miss $1,900?Jandurin
having been asked to find items in my wife's purse i can understand completely. Yeah, this. It's not even easy to find big things. I've told her that any time she asks me to find something, it will result in me dumping the contents out to assist in finding whatever it is she seeks. She has since stopped asking for things from the purse, and just asks for the whole purse itself.
I agree, my fiance's purse is big and black and holds tons of things, I call it the 'black hole' :P
But even so, if you just find a purse on the street, the only thing you're going to look for is money. I mean, that's what I would do- I would search it very thoroughly before I just gave it away.
I would honestly kept the $2000, and returned the purse saying the thief must have took all the money. I could seriously use that right now to pay off some bills....
I would honestly kept the $2000, and returned the purse saying the thief must have took all the money. I could seriously use that right now to pay off some bills....GTA_dude
Exactly. I wouldn't feel guilty at all either. It's bad enough that you're carrying around two grand in your purse, let alone you ****ing lost it.
He gave $40 of it to his mother and spent the other $60 on a Carolina Panthers jersey. - Why did he give 40 to his mother?Jandurin
clearly he's a good boy.
[QUOTE="GTA_dude"]I would honestly kept the $2000, and returned the purse saying the thief must have took all the money. I could seriously use that right now to pay off some bills....trust_nobody
Exactly. I wouldn't feel guilty at all either. It's bad enough that you're carrying around two grand in your purse, let alone you ****ing lost it. the tougher question would be if your child came to you with the purse he found we you call the police (do the right thing as an example to him/her) or keep the money?
the tougher question would be if your child came to you with the purse he found we you call the police (do the right thing as an example to him/her) or keep the money?
Ontain
Easy answer: Ask yourself that question while looking at the trusting eyes of your son.:P
the tougher question would be if your child came to you with the purse he found we you call the police (do the right thing as an example to him/her) or keep the money?
Ontain
Keep it! To teach the kid not to carry $2,000 around and if so, don't LOSE IT. That's the part that gets me, unless you're obscenely rich you just don't lose two thousand dollars.
Keep it! To teach the kid not to carry $2,000 around and if so, don't LOSE IT. That's the part that gets me, unless you're obscenely rich you just don't lose two thousand dollars.
trust_nobody
i thought the article said her purse was jacked from her car?
Keep it! To teach the kid not to carry $2,000 around and if so, don't LOSE IT. That's the part that gets me, unless you're obscenely rich you just don't lose two thousand dollars.
Jandurin
i thought the article said her purse was jacked from her car?
ah, you're right. I read it again, somehow I missed that part.
Well, if she would've LOST it...:evil::lol:
That still doesn't change the fact that she was carrying that much money around though. The only way I could see is if it was in traveler's checks.
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