Your ethically questionable behaviours
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Lethality
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I killed my budgerigar because it broke it's wing and couldn't fly and I didn't want to look after a disabled bird. I also didn't have a proper cage for a walking bird. I killed it instantly. I blame my mother for taking it out of its cage even when I told her not to.
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Unethical behaviour is pressing the button then walking without waiting for it to go green, meaning that after you're gone the traffic is forced to stop for no ******* reason
ManWithNoName
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Depends.Unethical behaviour is pressing the button then walking without waiting for it to go green, meaning that after you're gone the traffic is forced to stop for no ******* reason
At some small set of lights where the traffic stops only because you push the button, yeah.
But if I push the button on Flinders Street and there's a gap, I'm going. The lights were going to change anyway so I've done no additional harm.
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Unethical behaviour is pressing the button then walking without waiting for it to go green, meaning that after you're gone the traffic is forced to stop for no ******* reason
Why should I wait for the light to go green before walking if I find a gap? It's the same net result for the driver, I walk across, they stop.
Unethical behaviour is pressing the button then walking without waiting for it to go green, meaning that after you're gone the traffic is forced to stop for no ******* reason
hah
I remember years and years ago, I must've been only 8 years old or so, was walking along Addison Road with my Mum and she saw a kid press the pedestrian light crossing button as he walked past - She caught up with him and tore shreds off him and made him cross the road when the light turn red.... then he had to press the button on the otherside to get back onto the side he wanted to be on
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We had a disabled permit for about a year.
If I didn't tell them to stop, my parents would have used and abused it 24/7....
If I didn't tell them to stop, my parents would have used and abused it 24/7....
I annoy my dog by tickling his paws when he's chillin' out or half asleep.
piss in the shower
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is it illegal to walk over an intersection/road if the man is red? isnt it construed as jaywalking? that being the case, if ped is hit by car who is at fault
i guess extend this to a residental street. you can walk over anytime, there's no lights!
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Crossing with no lights is fine as long as you're >20 metres away from a set of lights.
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Throw out plastic shopping bags.
Casually say racist and bad mouth certain races and religions whilst in public and not giving a fck who's around me.
Whenever I see money on the ground I take it. Finders keepers. If I lose say $50 I get annoyed at myself for a bit, count my losses and move on.
Whenever I see money on the ground I take it. Finders keepers. If I lose say $50 I get annoyed at myself for a bit, count my losses and move on.
Was going through the self checkout at woollies on Friday, and the person before me didn't take their receipt. They bought goods to the value of $7. Machine kept telling me to please take your change. I'm getting frustrated because I can't start my exchange.
Then I looked down and realised they had also withdrawn $100 cash, and the machine wouldn't let me start my transaction until I took the change. So I did, and would again.
Then I looked down and realised they had also withdrawn $100 cash, and the machine wouldn't let me start my transaction until I took the change. So I did, and would again.
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What ******* forgets that?
Good question. Whatever it was that they bought for 7 bucks cost them an extra 100. I did look to see if they could be seen still but couldn't see them. Seeing I'm leaving the country in a month and saving every cent I can, plus paying a lawyer for a little legal matter, it was welcomed.
That's just common sense
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Go on...
Nah not this one, at this time
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Aww.
Average.
I've had it and I gave it to the attendant. A min later the lady came running back in.
It's kinda embarrassing the lies people will tell themselves to justify their theft. Just own your behaviour. You steal because you can, because your morals aren't as wholesome as you're willing to admit to yourself, and because the threat of punishment is so low that it's almost risk-free because these multinational corporations budget for shrinkage and aren't going to ask pimply-faced teenagers to police theft.
An actual act of rebellion would be to just not shop there. But you're weak.
