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4thTimeLucky · 06-09-2003, 06:22 AM

Ignore the money, the references or the embarrassment at the end of it.

What you *do* is a direct reflection of what you *are* and what you want to be.
If you want to be someone who is honest and can be trusted then tell the truth. You will like yourself for it and be a better person. As corny as it sounds that really is worth more than the extra cash.

If you don't care about honesty or trustworthiness or being a good person then say "screw you all" and lie. But you only get one shot at this life thing and the end of the dey you need to be proud of yourself and what you do.
Were not going to criticise or blame you. Our judgement means nothing. The only one who will judge you is yourself. Don't make a mess of your life.

06-09-2003, 06:22 AM	#18 (permalink)
4thTimeLucky Psycho Location: 4th has left the building - goodbye folks	Ignore the money, the references or the embarrassment at the end of it. What you do is a direct reflection of what you are and what you want to be. If you want to be someone who is honest and can be trusted then tell the truth. You will like yourself for it and be a better person. As corny as it sounds that really is worth more than the extra cash. If you don't care about honesty or trustworthiness or being a good person then say "screw you all" and lie. But you only get one shot at this life thing and the end of the dey you need to be proud of yourself and what you do. Were not going to criticise or blame you. Our judgement means nothing. The only one who will judge you is yourself. Don't make a mess of your life. __________________ I've been 4thTimeLucky, you've been great. Goodnight and God bless!