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RE: Way to go, Lufthansa!!!
By jRaskell on 4/27/2010 8:58:52 AM , Rating: 2
Possession is 9/10ths of the law.

That's a catchy little cliche saying, but under REAL law, it's not even remotely true.

In other words, I will assume if you leave something behind that you didn't deserve to have that thing in the first place. It can't be very valuable to you if you can't bother to treat it as valuable.

You can assume all you want, but I guarantee you that if I were to leave my car running with the doors wide open, anywhere at all, and you drove off with it, the police won't give a rat's ass what you assumed if they catch you. They will arrest you. You will be charged with auto theft, and you can cry to Bubba about how possession is 9/10ths the law and you assumed nobody wanted the car anyways while you receive night after night of buttseks from him.

The only difference between a car and a cell phone is the cost of the item. Nothing else.

RE: Way to go, Lufthansa!!!
By Azure Sky on 4/28/2010 1:12:07 PM , Rating: 2
actually here, they would at minimum give you a ticket possibly even arrest you for leaving your car running with the keys in it, no, im not kidding, I watched them arrest a lady at the convenient store near my house after some kids stole her car (she left it running when she went in for coffee)

they arrested the kids as well, but the kids just got a slap on the wrist, cant remember what the crime is called but its a form of negligence and I dont feel sorry for the car owner for having her car totaled (on a USPS mail box), If you value something you take care of it, I am VERY careful not to leave my stuff behind or leave stuff where somebody could get access to it easily(example i lock the car doors when im not in it.

