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My lost wallet was returned!
redheadguy Posts: 2275
Sep 06, 2008 6:54 AM GMT
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The other night I was stood up by a guy who I was going to meet in a bar. On the way home I carelessly dropped my wallet in central London. It contained my credit card, my debit card and my driving licence.

As you can imagine I was cursing myself. Anyway, last night I returned home from work to find that someone had picked up my wallet and posted it back to me. How great is that?! Ok, so they took the tenner that was in there but it means I don't have to pay for a new driving licence.

It restores your faith in people when something like this happens. Have a good weekend everyone!
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Sep 06, 2008 8:47 AM GMT
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Stop losing your wallet, nub.

The guy is busy sharpening his carving knife and calling his cannibal buddies.
redheadguy Posts: 2275
Sep 06, 2008 9:24 AM GMT
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So cynical.
Ghen Posts: 493
Sep 06, 2008 11:07 AM GMT
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That was nice of him, and let's face it you can't even get drunk off a tenner.
Sedative Posts: 5575
Sep 06, 2008 12:18 PM GMT
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The guy was your stalker. He only returned it after a hot night of... erm... never mind.
flieslikeabea... Posts: 78
Sep 06, 2008 3:00 PM GMT
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I had a similar experience at Heathrow airport. I went to a mens room to change from shorts into clothes for an overnight flight to London. Even without any Republican senators to distract me, I managed to forget my wallet, ticket and passport on a shelf and only realized they were missing when I went to board the plane.

I was at a pay phone preparing to cancel my credit and debit cards when I heard a page asking me to go and collect some lost items. Someone had turned everything in - including a couple of hundred dollars in cash that was in my wallet.

I later learned that the guy who found my stuff was on my flight. When I managed to meet him on the airplane, he refused to take the cash I offered him, but did eventually let me send him some champagne.

I choose to believe that most people usually behave decently - even generously. It's very nice to have that view confirmed every once in a while.


Thirdbeach Posts: 483
Sep 06, 2008 5:12 PM GMT
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redheadguy saidThe other night I was stood up by a guy who I was going to meet in a bar. On the way home I carelessly dropped my wallet in central London. It contained my credit card, my debit card and my driving licence.

As you can imagine I was cursing myself. Anyway, last night I returned home from work to find that someone had picked up my wallet and posted it back to me. How great is that?! Ok, so they took the tenner that was in there but it means I don't have to pay for a new driving licence.

It restores your faith in people when something like this happens. Have a good weekend everyone!


I don't understand...

I thought that all forums topics were to be about the US election..



KissingPro Posts: 396
Sep 06, 2008 5:48 PM GMT
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What a great feeling to have! My wallet was returned once, complete with money!
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Sep 06, 2008 7:17 PM GMT
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redheadguy saidSo cynical.


You better take that back. Or else..
Jockbod48 Posts: 1538
Sep 06, 2008 7:53 PM GMT
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That is the greatest news - getting your wallet back intact! I had something like that happen - it was a good watch - at the beach - I took it off and when I left, I stupidly left it there under a log or something. A half hour later I ran back to the spot where my friends and I had been partying. A new bunch of guys were there in my spot, and one of them had my watch on! I went into auto-pilot and ran up to him, out of breath - saying, "Hey man - thanks so much for finding my watch - I appreciate it!" What could he do but take it off and hand it to me - he was surprised by my confident approach. I was so glad to get it back - I was a fool to wear it to the beach in the first place!

A lot of guys are totally honest and will return a wallet or watch - or anything that isn't theirs. It would give me tons more pleasure to return something valuable to someone - than I ever would have derived by keeping the item for myself.
PRDGUY Posts: 262
Sep 06, 2008 8:10 PM GMT
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proves that there are gud people left out there! good weekend story
ChicGymGeek Posts: 759
Sep 06, 2008 8:10 PM GMT
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Ghen saidThat was nice of him, and let's face it you can't even get drunk off a tenner.


My, don't you have expensive taste. A tenner can get me plenty drunk.
dfrw Posts: 457
Sep 06, 2008 8:41 PM GMT
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That's great news redheadguy. However, you should still have your credit card and debit card reported as lost and get them replaced immediately.
steltom Posts: 147
Sep 06, 2008 8:46 PM GMT
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good to hear that for us cynics. nice to think things aren't too bad...
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Sep 06, 2008 10:56 PM GMT
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steltom saidgood to hear that for us cynics. nice to think things aren't too bad...


Would you return the wallet?

I bet you would, and I bet that's a part of the reason your cynical. Sometimes 'if you can't beat 'em, join 'em' isn't palatable.

Look on the bright side redhead, you almost got to shop for a shiny new wallet!
PSCalif Posts: 163
Sep 06, 2008 11:04 PM GMT
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Thirdbeach said

I don't understand...

I thought that all forums topics were to be about the US election..





LOL! Truly! I was going to ask RJ to send me a receipt so I could write off my membership as a 'political contribution'!
Ghen Posts: 493
Sep 07, 2008 12:29 AM GMT
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ChicGymGeek said
Ghen saidThat was nice of him, and let's face it you can't even get drunk off a tenner.


My, don't you have expensive taste. A tenner can get me plenty drunk.


If you can get drunk off a tenner, then that means you're a light weight.
stee99 Posts: 25
Sep 07, 2008 4:44 AM GMT
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I have returned atm cards and wallets on several occasions.. Its something i'd want to have happen to me so therefore i should do it to others.. Karmic law kinda styles (not that i really believe in it but hey it doesnt hurt)
kew1 Posts: 109
Sep 07, 2008 8:27 AM GMT
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Ghen said
ChicGymGeek said
Ghen saidThat was nice of him, and let's face it you can't even get drunk off a tenner.


My, don't you have expensive taste. A tenner can get me plenty drunk.


If you can get drunk off a tenner, then that means you're a light weight.


Go to Aldi, get 3 bottles of red for £2.79 each, drink them & then claim you are sober All for well under a tenner.
Then go to AA, if you're drinking that much alone you have a problem
Ghen Posts: 493
Sep 07, 2008 1:08 PM GMT
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kew1 said
Ghen said
ChicGymGeek said
Ghen saidThat was nice of him, and let's face it you can't even get drunk off a tenner.


My, don't you have expensive taste. A tenner can get me plenty drunk.


If you can get drunk off a tenner, then that means you're a light weight.


Go to Aldi, get 3 bottles of red for £2.79 each, drink them & then claim you are sober All for well under a tenner.
Then go to AA, if you're drinking that much alone you have a problem


Oh please, Aldi! Why slap me in the face with a trout! Marks and Sparks for the world!

Am I allowed to replace thered with white? I only drink red with meals. Then yeah I'd probably be drunk.
krmdallas Posts: 27
Sep 07, 2008 1:33 PM GMT
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On one of my many motorcycle trips this year I found a wallet along the way back home. It really had no personal contact information in it. Sadly he was not very attractive either. But I still did my part, Called his local bank that he had a card for, said "I have your clients wallet." They got him in contact with me, and I ended up riding about an hour north to give the wallet back.

The first thing he did was flip through it and was stunned everything including his cash was still there. He wanted to give me some $$ as a reward, but I refused. I told him... "if you have the chance in the future to do the same thing for some one else... then do it."

Kind of a Karma thing i guess. Next time may they be really hot and want to show appreciation in a different way

Though I must be honest. If i were to find a duffel bag full of a ton of cash. Mum would be the word!
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