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Zezloler @Zezloler (497) • United Arab Emirates 5 Feb 09

Here's an moral dilemma that my friend told me a couple of weeks back that may be interesting to some of you (although it requires a bit of reading =P): You work at an e-mailing company or something of the kind and need the job...

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Zezloler Investigative work? Oooh there's no way she would get away with that then!

7 Feb 09

Zezloler @Zezloler (497) • United Arab Emirates 5 Feb 09

Here's an moral dilemma that my friend told me a couple of weeks back that may be interesting to some of you (although it requires a bit of reading =P): You work at an e-mailing company or something of the kind and need the job...

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Zezloler Yeah, I would want someone to tell me too if they knew a thing like that that could change my life a lot, but I'm not sure if I would if it would put their position in jeopardy. I think I would do it for a close friend as well. =P

6 Feb 09

Zezloler @Zezloler (497) • United Arab Emirates 5 Feb 09

Here's an moral dilemma that my friend told me a couple of weeks back that may be interesting to some of you (although it requires a bit of reading =P): You work at an e-mailing company or something of the kind and need the job...

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Zezloler Hehe, it's a hypothetical situation. =P That would probably be my first choice too, but I don't suppose they'll be able to help much if their rules were very strict.

6 Feb 09

Zezloler @Zezloler (497) • United Arab Emirates 5 Feb 09

Here's an moral dilemma that my friend told me a couple of weeks back that may be interesting to some of you (although it requires a bit of reading =P): You work at an e-mailing company or something of the kind and need the job...

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Zezloler That's a good way to think about it and I agree. Your help indirectly would probably be more appreciated by him anyway because then it's not like your prying in his private affairs. ^_^

6 Feb 09

Zezloler @Zezloler (497) • United Arab Emirates 5 Feb 09

Here's an moral dilemma that my friend told me a couple of weeks back that may be interesting to some of you (although it requires a bit of reading =P): You work at an e-mailing company or something of the kind and need the job...

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Zezloler Thanks for the response. He would probably find out eventually if it was something serious. =P

6 Feb 09

Zezloler @Zezloler (497) • United Arab Emirates 5 Feb 09

Here's an moral dilemma that my friend told me a couple of weeks back that may be interesting to some of you (although it requires a bit of reading =P): You work at an e-mailing company or something of the kind and need the job...

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Zezloler That's a really nice way to sum everything up. I've never thought about the professionalism issue to such an extent, but what would other companies think too, if they heard that you lost your previous job on the basis of confeditiality, and...

6 Feb 09

Zezloler @Zezloler (497) • United Arab Emirates 5 Feb 09

Here's an moral dilemma that my friend told me a couple of weeks back that may be interesting to some of you (although it requires a bit of reading =P): You work at an e-mailing company or something of the kind and need the job...

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Zezloler That's a good attitude because that way you wouldn't have to sacrifice anything or break the news to your friend. I'm sure karma would get her eventually. =P

6 Feb 09

Zezloler @Zezloler (497) • United Arab Emirates 5 Feb 09

Here's an moral dilemma that my friend told me a couple of weeks back that may be interesting to some of you (although it requires a bit of reading =P): You work at an e-mailing company or something of the kind and need the job...

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Zezloler True, you should have known what you were getting into when you took the job in the first place, eh?

6 Feb 09

Zezloler @Zezloler (497) • United Arab Emirates 5 Feb 09

Here's an moral dilemma that my friend told me a couple of weeks back that may be interesting to some of you (although it requires a bit of reading =P): You work at an e-mailing company or something of the kind and need the job...

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Zezloler I agree. If it wasn't a close friend of mine I don't think he would expect me to tell him anything like that or get involved in his personal affairs. He might get offended too that you're prying too, if you think about it, even if you only tried doing what you...

6 Feb 09

Zezloler @Zezloler (497) • United Arab Emirates 5 Feb 09

Here's an moral dilemma that my friend told me a couple of weeks back that may be interesting to some of you (although it requires a bit of reading =P): You work at an e-mailing company or something of the kind and need the job...

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Zezloler That's true as well, and not only would it have a huge impact on his family, but yours too? It wouldn't really be your place at all there, I guess. =S

6 Feb 09

Zezloler @Zezloler (497) • United Arab Emirates 5 Feb 09

Here's an moral dilemma that my friend told me a couple of weeks back that may be interesting to some of you (although it requires a bit of reading =P): You work at an e-mailing company or something of the kind and need the job...

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Zezloler Say it was a good friend and you were sure he would tell you if he had any suspicions about his marriage?

6 Feb 09

Zezloler @Zezloler (497) • United Arab Emirates 5 Feb 09

Here's an moral dilemma that my friend told me a couple of weeks back that may be interesting to some of you (although it requires a bit of reading =P): You work at an e-mailing company or something of the kind and need the job...

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Zezloler You took my answer right out of my mouth because this is exactly what I would do as well.

5 Feb 09

Zezloler @Zezloler (497) • United Arab Emirates 5 Feb 09

Here's an moral dilemma that my friend told me a couple of weeks back that may be interesting to some of you (although it requires a bit of reading =P): You work at an e-mailing company or something of the kind and need the job...

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Zezloler I suppose that would work, but I think the idea here is to choose between the two paths you have to take, even though it means giving up something for something else, you know? I always try to find my way around these types of questions too....

5 Feb 09

Zezloler @Zezloler (497) • United Arab Emirates 5 Feb 09

Meh, probably a duplicate discussion but I'll give it a shot.=P Simply: Considering all leagues, what's your favourite club and why? I support Partizan Belgrade, Tottenham Hotspur, and, to a lesser extent, Spartak...

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Zezloler Haha, that sounds like something I would do a lot - open a newspaper and pick the teams I cheer for on the spot. xD It's good that you still follow a couple though, can't watch all the leagues all the time, eh? =P

5 Feb 09

Zezloler @Zezloler (497) • United Arab Emirates 14 Dec 08

Given a choice, and considering that no other elements are affecting your decision, would you prefer to live in a house or an apartment? Do you enjoy having a backyard in which your dog can run around in or are you more of the...

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Zezloler True: life in the country is more relaxing and leisurely. It's generally more enjoyable than the hectic life of the city.

15 Dec 08

Zezloler @Zezloler (497) • United Arab Emirates 14 Dec 08

Given a choice, and considering that no other elements are affecting your decision, would you prefer to live in a house or an apartment? Do you enjoy having a backyard in which your dog can run around in or are you more of the...

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Zezloler Good point. You would be able to do whatever you want with a house when you own it. Apartments, if rented (as they usually are), are more restricted and allow for less freedom. You'll probably need permission to do certain things when it comes to room...

15 Dec 08

Zezloler @Zezloler (497) • United Arab Emirates 14 Dec 08

Given a choice, and considering that no other elements are affecting your decision, would you prefer to live in a house or an apartment? Do you enjoy having a backyard in which your dog can run around in or are you more of the...

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Zezloler I live in an apartment myself. They have their advantages, but I still prefer houses. Good luck and I hope you acheive your goal soon!

14 Dec 08

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Zezloler @Zezloler (497) • United Arab Emirates 14 Dec 08

Given a choice, and considering that no other elements are affecting your decision, would you prefer to live in a house or an apartment? Do you enjoy having a backyard in which your dog can run around in or are you more of the...

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Zezloler I used the word "space" simply because I felt that "personal freedom" would be awkward and inappropriate when placed in such a phrase. When speaking of the situation from this point of view, one must agree with you again, as the citizens of the UAE are most...

14 Dec 08

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Zezloler @Zezloler (497) • United Arab Emirates 14 Dec 08

Given a choice, and considering that no other elements are affecting your decision, would you prefer to live in a house or an apartment? Do you enjoy having a backyard in which your dog can run around in or are you more of the...

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Zezloler That's true: apartments are more compact and you may find it easier to be close to people you know. It could be easier to get around in the city and you may have access to gatherings that would be hard to reach from the country. Thanks for the response....

14 Dec 08

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Zezloler @Zezloler (497) • United Arab Emirates 14 Dec 08

Given a choice, and considering that no other elements are affecting your decision, would you prefer to live in a house or an apartment? Do you enjoy having a backyard in which your dog can run around in or are you more of the...

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Zezloler That's would be very nice. ^_^ I know a lot of people that live in the countryside and garden often. It's a great, useful, and healthy hobby, but you'll definitely need a house for that.

14 Dec 08

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