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| Start drinking until stupid, play drukern donkaments until 2am, pass out while attempting to do schoolwork, wake up and run 8 miles |
   
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5 | 23.81% |
| Go see "Casino Royale" with buddies, commisserate, come home and go to bed early |
  
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10 | 47.62% |
| Put on the most emo music I own, sit by myself and reflect on my life while drinking tea |
  
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0 | 0% |
| Jump for joy that I'm free and start hunting for new prospects, fail at said pursuit tonight, and play Mario Kart instead |
  
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6 | 28.57% |
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11-14-2007, 08:40 PM
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Re: Ethical Question
It makes no difference at all how much money it is, $1 or $1 million. You return it, it's not yours. It's that simple. You people saying to keep it or how to do so without getting caught obviously weren't raised in a wholesome two-parent home.
Regardless, as I already stated, the site will eventually discover the mistake and will expect the money back. Even if you leave the site they will track you down through legal means if necessary. It's not a game. If you think $6k is worth being poked while in the pokey, then go for it. BO 
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