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Guilty :)
Have you ever been given a gift you weren’t keen on and given it as a gift to someone else?
not guilty :lol:
i put it in the charity bag instead :lol:if you knew someone had committed a crime would you report them? How severe does the crime have to be? And if you wouldn’t report for a petty crime…why not?
@kent f OBE wrote:
not guilty :lol:
i put it in the charity bag instead :lol:if you knew someone had committed a crime would you report them? How severe does the crime have to be? And if you wouldn’t report for a petty crime…why not?
Suppose it depends, if they were hypocritical, and crossed me, then yes, no matter how little or big the crime.
And if they crossed me, and they meant nothing to me, then yes again.. :wink:
Would you want to see someone go punished for endangering the lives of others?
Yes so guilty.
Have you ever used public transport without a valid ticket?
Yes but the ticket office was closed and the machine was broken…and there was no inspector on the train so I couldn’t pay there…and no-one to pay when I got off the train….honest!
Do you ever wish you could reach through the screen and give someone a hug? (or a thump! lol)
Guilty on both counts :wink:
Have you started your Christmas shopping yet only 122 shopping days left. :shock: 8)
*hides for mentioning the “C” word in August* :lol:
Yes for the shop, no for me…you have to order christmas stock for the shop way back in February fgs!
Have you ever seen someone stopped for shoplifting and wanted to go over and pay for it for them?
(this happened to me last night, a little old lady was stopped in front of me, all she had was a £1.99 sandwich that had been reduced and a packet of crisps…I felt so sorry for her…and yes I know I’m a soft touch sometimes!)
@jen_jen wrote:
Yes for the shop, no for me…you have to order christmas stock for the shop way back in February fgs!
Have you ever seen someone stopped for shoplifting and wanted to go over and pay for it for them?
(this happened to me last night, a little old lady was stopped in front of me, all she had was a £1.99 sandwich that had been reduced and a packet of crisps…I felt so sorry for her…and yes I know I’m a soft touch sometimes!)
she was shoplifting! you have a shop too! :-$
i wouldnt pay for somoene and if it was my shop i wouldnt accept payment off anyone i would want them carted off screaming and kicking :lol:
have you ever taken a sneaky peek at your xmas pressies under the tree :wink:
Guilty when I was a kid :oops: …. but learnt it’s not much fun opening a pressie when you know the contents.
Would you or have gone into debt to get your kids the pressies they want for christmas?
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