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Re: OT: QUESTION OF MORALS KINDA LONG
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Posted by Sloroll on August 01, 2006 at 11:51:12 from (69.66.79.96):
In Reply to: OT: QUESTION OF MORALS KINDA LONG posted by magman on August 01, 2006 at 09:21:15:
Sorry you bought the second one before knowing better Mag Man. I give everyone the bennifit of the doubt first time around. IF you let him know of your dissapointments and he does nothing just walk away and chalk it up to a lesson learned. If he does what he can to help make it right or at least fesses up to a missunderstanding in the transaction I'll procede with caution the second time. Third chances just don't happen or an out and out lie is the end of a relationship too. Walk away is the best answer. I've found that the world is an incredibly small place. A good slinging of mud can easily go around and smack you on the back side of your head one day.
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