wtf is wrong with me

You fought temptation and won. You did the right thing, stop beating yourself up.
 
Kudos to you for doing the right thing. Temptation can get the best of us. You did good!
 
waste of time thread about someone bragging that he didn't kept the money
 
So one day fate is smiling and you turned your back to it?
Really?
:spankme: :bolt:
 
You did the right thing, it is very noble.

I can't say that many people would have done the same. It's just too bad that more people weren't as honest, the world would be a better place.
 
I ask myself the same question all the time.

I found 2 Blackberry(ies) this year alone. The first one was at Subway, it was brand new. I went thru his contact list and called his mom. So we arranged for him to come get it.

I found the second one inside a rented car. phone was moderately used. The owner turned out to be a complete B!Tch when she came to collect it. Yelling at me as if I stole her phone. Oh well.

2 weeks ago, I went for a walk in the evening. I saw two piece of paper rolling towards me. At first i didn't notice, but as i walked closer, one of the 'papers' was $50, and the other one was a cheque. I put the $50 in my pocket all happy cuz i've been low on cash lately. But then for some weird reason, i called out the name on the cheque and an Asian guy walking ahead of me turned around and looked. So i walked up to him, asked him his last name and his address, he confirmed them. Then i handed him his cheque. He was surprised. He asked me how did i get his cheque, i told him and also handed him his $50 which I almost "forgot" to give. I'm glad I gave him his money tho. When I got home, I told me gf about it and as a reward, she gave me some extra good good that night...:cool:
 
Money does not worth at all if you didn't earn it my friend.
 
Let me tell you a story:

Two monks were making a pilgrimage to venerate the relics of a great Saint. During the course of their journey, they came to a river where they met a beautiful young woman -- an apparently worldly creature, dressed in expensive finery and with her hair done up in the latest fashion. She was afraid of the current and afraid of ruining her lovely clothing, so asked the brothers if they might carry her across the river.


The younger and more exacting of the brothers was offended at the very idea and turned away with an attitude of disgust. The older brother didn't hesitate, and quickly picked the woman up on his shoulders, carried her across the river, and set her down on the other side. She thanked him and went on her way, and the brother waded back through the waters.


The monks resumed their walk, the older one in perfect equanimity and enjoying the beautiful countryside, while the younger one grew more and more brooding and distracted, so much so that he could keep his silence no longer and suddenly burst out, "Brother, we are taught to avoid contact with women, and there you were, not just touching a woman, but carrying her on your shoulders!"


The older monk looked at the younger with a loving, pitiful smile and said, "Brother, I set her down on the other side of the river; you are still carrying her."

Whatever is gone is gone no point thinking about it. As Johnnie Walker always says "Keep Walking"
liked your story m8, nice one! :)
 
I have never had an impure thought, nope not me. You're an evil evil man :eyebrows:
 
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There is definitely something wrong with you? If there wasn't, you wouldn't have given back that wallet back!
 
Human instinct and evolution is to take whatever is needed in order to survive. Even if you didn't NEED the money, you have that instinct nonetheless.

Society tells us it is wrong (it is) and you therefore have a perfect example of society changing our human instincts.
 
i got a question for you all, would you hand in a million if you found it?
 
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