Lynny
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you could always sell the stolen phone and get yourself a new pair of rockports
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L33 LEG
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i robbed £6000 once, is this ok? u seem to be sayin that money is replacble so its ok 
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L33 LEG
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Originally posted by lynny_sxi
you could always sell the stolen phone and get yourself a new pair of rockports
iv never owned a pair of rockports and dnt intend to buy any sorry
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J da Silva
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Originally posted by lynny_sxi
you could always sell the stolen phone and get yourself a new pair of rockports
The new chav fashion accessory is Playboy dear, Rockports are sooooooo last year "MAN"! 
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Lynny
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whos robbed anything
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Carr
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The thing is though it's one thing to steal a phone as there's plenty of people around doing it but why post it on an internet forum do you think it will impress people?
Does it make you 'cool' like smoking etc?
No it doesn't.
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Lynny
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Originally posted by VenomTurbo
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Originally posted by lynny_sxi
you could always sell the stolen phone and get yourself a new pair of rockports
The new chav fashion accessory is Playboy dear, Rockports are sooooooo last year "MAN"!
sorry i dont tend to keep up with chav fashion  long time no speak jimmy dear
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cossie_corsa
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completly different scenario. may as well be argueing that they'd lost a dog. money is one thing, a phone is another. could even just send him the frickin sim card back if your that pikey to steal a phone. if someone came runnin back as she picked up the note, she could give it back but its only money. you've openly said you could have stopped the driver to give the phone back.
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L33 LEG
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Originally posted by Carr
The thing is though it's one thing to steal a phone as there's plenty of people around doing it but why post it on an internet forum do you think it will impress people?
Does it make you 'cool' like smoking etc?
No it doesn't.
i jst like to post threads explaining my day,u know how random i am. i am sorry if i offended anyone.
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Carr
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Originally posted by L33 LEG
i robbed £6000 once, is this ok? u seem to be sayin that money is replacble so its ok
It's a totally different extreme though to £20 or something. If I found over £50 I'd try and get it back to the original owner.
Plus the fact you robbed it as opposed to finding it
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Lynny
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its along the same lines of 'oh look i got so trashed tonight and fucked a random bird', its all about lookin the big hard man infront of internet buddies...bless...
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L33 LEG
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Originally posted by Carr
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Originally posted by L33 LEG
i robbed £6000 once, is this ok? u seem to be sayin that money is replacble so its ok
It's a totally different extreme though to £20 or something. If I found over £50 I'd try and get it back to the original owner.
Plus the fact you robbed it as opposed to finding it
£20 is the same to some people as £6k is to others. and u r classing finding as robbing here so it is 'technically' the same thing
[Edited on 26-12-2005 by L33 LEG]
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cossie_corsa
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you'd have to be quite careless to drop 6k on the floor and leave it for hours on a pub floor...
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Lynny
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v. robbed, rob·bing, robs
v. tr.
Law. To take property from (a person) illegally by using or threatening to use violence or force; commit robbery upon.
To take valuable or desired articles unlawfully from: rob a bank.
To deprive unjustly of something belonging to, desired by, or legally due (someone): robbed her of her professional standing.
To deprive of something injuriously: a parasite that robs a tree of its sap.
To take as booty; steal.
v. found, (found) find·ing, finds
v. tr.
To come upon, often by accident; meet with.
i dont see the similarities
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danny_vx
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so he found a phone, there we are then. no worries 
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ed
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quote:
Originally posted by L33 LEG
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Originally posted by Carr
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Originally posted by L33 LEG
i robbed £6000 once, is this ok? u seem to be sayin that money is replacble so its ok
It's a totally different extreme though to £20 or something. If I found over £50 I'd try and get it back to the original owner.
Plus the fact you robbed it as opposed to finding it
£20 is the same to some people as £6k is to others. and u r classing finding as robbing here so it is 'technically' the same thing
[Edited on 26-12-2005 by L33 LEG]
If I found £6k on the floor I would take it to the police...
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L33 LEG
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Originally posted by lynny_sxi
v. robbed, rob·bing, robs
v. tr.
Law. To take property from (a person) illegally by using or threatening to use violence or force; commit robbery upon.
To take valuable or desired articles unlawfully from: rob a bank.
To deprive unjustly of something belonging to, desired by, or legally due (someone): robbed her of her professional standing.
To deprive of something injuriously: a parasite that robs a tree of its sap.
To take as booty; steal.
v. found, (found) find·ing, finds
v. tr.
To come upon, often by accident; meet with.
i dont see the similarities
i came upon/found by accident the phone, so why r people saying that i robbed it?
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L33 LEG
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Originally posted by ed
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Originally posted by L33 LEG
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Originally posted by Carr
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Originally posted by L33 LEG
i robbed £6000 once, is this ok? u seem to be sayin that money is replacble so its ok
It's a totally different extreme though to £20 or something. If I found over £50 I'd try and get it back to the original owner.
Plus the fact you robbed it as opposed to finding it
£20 is the same to some people as £6k is to others. and u r classing finding as robbing here so it is 'technically' the same thing
[Edited on 26-12-2005 by L33 LEG]
If I found £6k on the floor I would take it to the police...
haha, i can guarantee u that u would not 
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Adam_B
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Originally posted by danny_vx
so he found a phone, there we are then. no worries
no he didnt, he watched someone leave it.
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Lynny
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if i found a 'large' amount of money, took it to police and they couldnt find owner (after a certain time it would be returned to me) i still wouldnt keep it, wouldnt be mine, id give it to charity.
i have faults but the one thing i can pride myself on is knowing iv worked damn hard for everything iv got
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cossie_corsa
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Originally posted by danny_vx
so he found a phone, there we are then. no worries
if someone found your mums phone, knew it was hers but deliberatly made off with it would you happily label the tosser as a finder or a thief. i know what i would call that person..
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L33 LEG
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Originally posted by Adam_B
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Originally posted by danny_vx
so he found a phone, there we are then. no worries
no he didnt, he watched someone leave it.
i found it, and by the time i noticed the person wa salready of the bus and the driver had left. i dnt see that scenario in the dictionary under theft?
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ed
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Originally posted by L33 LEG
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Originally posted by ed
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Originally posted by L33 LEG
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Originally posted by Carr
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Originally posted by L33 LEG
i robbed £6000 once, is this ok? u seem to be sayin that money is replacble so its ok
It's a totally different extreme though to £20 or something. If I found over £50 I'd try and get it back to the original owner.
Plus the fact you robbed it as opposed to finding it
£20 is the same to some people as £6k is to others. and u r classing finding as robbing here so it is 'technically' the same thing
[Edited on 26-12-2005 by L33 LEG]
If I found £6k on the floor I would take it to the police...
haha, i can guarantee u that u would not
No trust me, if I found a carrieer bag full of notes I wouldn't keep it. It would be dodgy...
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Lynny
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point is with money is doesnt have a number on the back u can call to find the owner, with a phone you can
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Adam_B
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and when the person has tried to contact you, youve done nothing about it. its as good as.
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