Guys your missing the point. You have to be logical. I use the labour
governments algorithms.
If you see them drop it, call out. If it looks like it'll hurt to loose
it, run and catch up to
give it to them. If no-one can see you, and you cant determine who it came
from then take
it and place it in a safe place like your wallet. And then at random
+ Shopping + taxes distribute
it back evenly to the people who need it most.
Now just to put a DUG spin on this, i think borland should throw a few
licenses for 2006 into the
gutter for finders keepers. When was the last time they had a competition
or anything to promote a product?
On Wed, 07 Dec 2005 21:34:50 +1300, <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
And a state of mind. I dont care what anyone says. Anyone of us who
finds
a dollar on the side of the road is not making a pit stop to deliver it.
Now you're talking "a dollar", and I absolutely agree with you. But
you started with $100, and I don't agree with the implication you
made there.
So I'd just call your "I bet you don't [take it to the police]..."
and pocket the proceeds of that. <g>
cheers,
peter
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