The Case of the Missing Wine

[OttoVonBismarck]

Well, we learned that it is unwise to go near Otto's house.  The fact that his moral compass is broken and that he has open contempt for law is not surprising though.  I remember back during the Iraq war when he argued an act was legal simply by the virtue committed by the President of the US.

Lol no, I think you're confusing me for Richard Nixon in the 1970s.

[derspiess]

Fredericksburg isn't in Maryland, though.  It's in Vajinyah.

[CountDeMoney]

Fredericksburg isn't in Maryland, though.  It's in Vajinyah.

Fredericksburgtown.

[crazy canuck]

What we have learned from this thread is that a lot of Americans here seem to think that if they are inconvenienced they have a lawful right to cheat, lie and steal.

[garbon]

What we have learned from this thread is that a lot of Americans here seem to think that if they are inconvenienced they have a lawful right to cheat, lie and steal.

Well you were never the best here as far as reading comprehension.

[crazy canuck]

What we have learned from this thread is that a lot of Americans here seem to think that if they are inconvenienced they have a lawful right to cheat, lie and steal.

Well you were never the best here as far as reading comprehension.

By American standards perhaps.  But most everywhere else in the civilized world if one knowingly takes the property of another for their own purpose it is theft or at the very least the tort of conversion.  I suppose its just peachy that some Americans think the statute of limitations is Fex Ex not picking up the package within an arbitrary period selected by the would be thief.

[Razgovory]

Well, we learned that it is unwise to go near Otto's house.  The fact that his moral compass is broken and that he has open contempt for law is not surprising though.  I remember back during the Iraq war when he argued an act was legal simply by the virtue committed by the President of the US.

Lol no, I think you're confusing me for Richard Nixon in the 1970s.

No, this was you in 2005.

[Admiral Yi]

Americans suck.

[garbon]

What we have learned from this thread is that a lot of Americans here seem to think that if they are inconvenienced they have a lawful right to cheat, lie and steal.

Well you were never the best here as far as reading comprehension.

By American standards perhaps.  But most everywhere else in the civilized world if one knowingly takes the property of another for their own purpose it is theft or at the very least the tort of conversion.  I suppose its just peachy that some Americans think the statute of limitations is Fex Ex not picking up the package within an arbitrary period selected by the would be thief.

Can you count the amount of Americans who have made this claim?

[crazy canuck]

What we have learned from this thread is that a lot of Americans here seem to think that if they are inconvenienced they have a lawful right to cheat, lie and steal.

Well you were never the best here as far as reading comprehension.

By American standards perhaps.  But most everywhere else in the civilized world if one knowingly takes the property of another for their own purpose it is theft or at the very least the tort of conversion.  I suppose its just peachy that some Americans think the statute of limitations is Fex Ex not picking up the package within an arbitrary period selected by the would be thief.

Can you count the amount of Americans who have made this claim?

Yes

[CountDeMoney]

I once drove off from the McDonald's window with a bag that wasn't my order after I had paid, but a lot better.   I fault McDonald's for not giving me the right bag.

[crazy canuck]

I once drove off from the McDonald's window with a bag that wasn't my order after I had paid, but a lot better.   I fault McDonald's for not giving me the right bag.

At least you didn't lie to anyone afterward. 

[MadBurgerMaker]

I once drove off from the McDonald's window with a bag that wasn't my order after I had paid, but a lot better.   I fault McDonald's for not giving me the right bag.

Basically a murderer

[dps]

What we have learned from this thread is that a lot of Americans here seem to think that if they are inconvenienced they have a lawful right to cheat, lie and steal.

Well you were never the best here as far as reading comprehension.

By American standards perhaps.  But most everywhere else in the civilized world if one knowingly takes the property of another for their own purpose it is theft or at the very least the tort of conversion.  I suppose its just peachy that some Americans think the statute of limitations is Fex Ex not picking up the package within an arbitrary period selected by the would be thief.

Can you count the amount of Americans who have made this claim?

Yes

I acknowledge that some Americans here have posted things that would support your view, but others have not, and, without looking back through the thread, I think some of the posts suggesting that what OvB did with the wine was A-OK were by non-Americans.

[CountDeMoney]

I once drove off from the McDonald's window with a bag that wasn't my order after I had paid, but a lot better.   I fault McDonald's for not giving me the right bag.

Basically a murderer

Yeah.  A murder...of fries!