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Old 07-07-2010, 06:07 PM   #1
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for not doing bad things that he/she could have done and possibly gotten away with?

How about getting credit for admitting bad things that they did that they possibly could have denied ever happened?

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Old 07-07-2010, 10:12 PM   #2
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huh? thats some screwy logic.

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huh? thats some screwy logic.
After groping a stewardess, a strong and rich football player used this defense in court.
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Credit???? That's a laugh! I usually get into trouble. I can't count the number of times customers have asked me to do something which I know is against code. When I refuse to do it, they hire someone else. Most common?.....drywall over junction boxes and splice boxes with 8 wires coming in wrapped in tape...and they have kids!
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for not doing bad things that he/she could have done and possibly gotten away with?

How about getting credit for admitting bad things that they did that they possibly could have denied ever happened?

Karma will get ya
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for not doing bad things that he/she could have done and possibly gotten away with?

How about getting credit for admitting bad things that they did that they possibly could have denied ever happened?
so, you think a person should get a pat on the back for not doing the wrong thing?

Heck, if that's the case, I'm set. I could have broken a million traffic laws but I didn't.
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so, you think a person should get a pat on the back for not doing the wrong thing?
No, but a lot of other people seem to think so. I guess they could properly be called 'spin doctors'.

Maybe they are really asking for credit for having resisted the temptation to do really bad things.

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