this may be it!

[Drich]

Never found a box of money on the street care of G.O.D, eh?  Just some people who need to move perishables, like people always do?

Praise be!



Yet another wasted opportunity for your silly god to perform a miracle.

Actually as a child i found a stuffed bank envelope right out front of my house. it had like 1000 dollars in it and i knew which bank my neighbor used (which was stamped on the envelope) I asked him if he had been to the bank today and was he missing anything he said let me check he would let me know and about an hour later he came pounding on my door and said he had lost 1000 dollars, so i handed him the envelope he said thanks. Dad came home told him he beat my ass told me it was his money (IE any money I found was his money) to check with him first.

And

When i started my business a stranger (to me) out of the blue set me up with 25K and started this whole thing.

[The Grand Nudger]

Your dad sounds like a real piece of work. I don't believe that you found a bank envelope or that anyone ever gave you 25k. The only detail of that story that has the ring of truth to it is the child abuse.

[Drich]

Your dad sounds like a real piece of work.  I don't believe that you found a bank envelope or that anyone ever gave you 25k.  The only detail of that story that has the ring of truth to it is the child abuse.

Believe what you want. but you can't have it both ways sport. You logically can't say i did not find money, but then sayI was chastised for giving back, and then say I grew up in abuse because of this example. Pick which type of troll you are going to be here, and stick with a direction. this is a weak attempt at disruption.
that said,
One generation's child abuse is another's good and or resourceful parenting. The only thing wrong/immoral here, is to judge another generation based on your current values. 30 years ago it was the greatest evil to expose a child to homosexuality, after Gay marriage it is wrong to refuse homosexuals the right to adoption. it is wrong to spank your kids now, like it was wrong not to spank them then. If you are to judge you need to do so through the lenses of history and not your virtue signaling hypocrisy, that you use to justify.

He was right to a degree. a 10 year old should not decide on his own what to do with a 1000 dollars he has found.

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back to the potential of a bunch of new builds, it looks like we have to submit a grant purposal.. we did our end now we wait.

[arewethereyet]

Your dad sounds like a real piece of work.  I don't believe that you found a bank envelope or that anyone ever gave you 25k.  The only detail of that story that has the ring of truth to it is the child abuse.

Believe what you want. but you can't have it both ways sport. You logically can't say i did not find money, but then sayI was chastised for giving back, and then say I grew up in abuse because of this example. Pick which type of troll you are going to be here, and stick with a direction. this is a weak attempt at disruption.
that said,
One generation's child abuse is another's good and or resourceful parenting. The only thing wrong/immoral here, is to judge another generation based on your current values. 30 years ago it was the greatest evil to expose a child to homosexuality, after Gay marriage it is wrong to refuse homosexuals the right to adoption. it is wrong to spank your kids now, like it was wrong not to spank them then. If you are to judge you need to do so through the lenses of history and not your virtue signaling hypocrisy, that you use to justify.

He was right to a degree. a 10 year old should not decide on his own what to do with a 1000 dollars he has found.

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back to the potential of a bunch of new builds, it looks like we have to submit a grant purposal.. we did our end now we wait.

Bullshit.

Your god would have said the right thing to do was to try to find the owner.

A 10 year old with half a functioning brain knows that, with or without a belief in sky fairies.

And you can fuck right off with the child abuse/resourceful parenting comment.

That says all we need to know about you.

[no one]

Let me guess drick:
When you were 12, you climbed Everest in a single bound.

When you were 14, you performed open heart surgery with one hand tied behind your back, while simultaneously using your feet to pitch a perfect game where you struck out all 27 batters on 81 pitches.

You were the real developer of Microsoft. You designed the SR-71. All while still in the womb.