FabSwingers.com forum: It's not okay

By *aitonel OP Man
3 days ago

Liverpool

So the whole "is cheating okay" thing got me thinking.

What is not okay but you do it anyway?

Do you go over the speed limit?

Do you jump red lights when you could have stopped?

Do you pocket money/items found on the ground?

Drop/leave litter in the park/beach?

Dodgy firesticks?

There are many more, and probably much better examples for my point but I've been up since 4 so my brain is slow.

What things do you do that are not okay morally/lawfully, but you do them anyway?

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By *lue Eyed JokerMan
3 days ago

Always on the move

Going beyond the 5 second rule and fighting the dog for a dropped Haribo...is that one?

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By *parkle1974Woman
3 days ago

Leeds

Having that "one more sweet/biscuit/cake" etc

That is really not okay

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By *hickthighs26Woman
3 days ago

your hotlist

Perve on you

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By *olo180Man
3 days ago

Greater London

Breaking the speed limit is probably the only one I can think of right now…I’m generally a very rule / law abiding goodie goodie 😬

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By *onin25Man
3 days ago

Durham

Taking a trolley to the basket self service tills. Those shallow trolleys though not a full size one that would be evil.

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By *thsinnerMan
3 days ago

belfast

The law is not based on morality.

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By *ellhungvweMan
3 days ago

Cheltenham

"Taking a trolley to the basket self service tills. Those shallow trolleys though not a full size one that would be evil. "

That is a crime against humanity.

That said I use the trolley self scan tills when I have just prescanned a couple of items in my bag. They are always empty.

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By *lym4realCouple
3 days ago

plymouth

We all probaly break " Laws" every day or week without really realising it though apart from the more obvious stuff and depends on your so called moral compass as such which ones you decide are ok to break though and a survey dome last yer even found out we all a silly white lies every single day sometimes more than once even to our nearest and dearest ?

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By *ace400Man
3 days ago

my back yard

"Going beyond the 5 second rule and fighting the dog for a dropped Haribo...is that one?"

I thought the 5 second rule has gone to 10 seconds because of the financial climate

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By *ulieScrumptiousWoman
3 days ago

North West

Oh crikey, I even take other people’s abandoned trolleys back in a car park.

I will go as high as 34 on a 30 road 😬🫣🤣

I don’t necessarily blindly follow rules, it’s more that I can see the reason and collective good behind them.

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By *hams123Man
3 days ago

London

I usually abide by most laws except when I think they are not necessary or applicable to the climate we are in. For example, I'm in favour of recycling. Do I meticulously ensure every item is recycled according to the instructions? No. The real change needs to come from big nations and developing countries, how they use fossil fuels and discussing how developing countries can transition without an industrial revolution. That's above my pay grade.

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By *hams123Man
3 days ago

London

Speeding would be another one. I drive within the limit. However, the conditions of the road play a factor. Weather conditions, are there any other vehicles on the road, speed cameras, pedestrians etc. Unfortunately there have been some horrific accidents, which is why we have speed limits in certain areas and not in others.

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By *ackformore100Man
3 days ago

Tin town

I don't leave reviews that are demanded of us with reminders everyday ad infinitum for every single interaction we have these days. Fast food, shopping, car rental, Dr's, blood tests, service, support calls, blow jobs...

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By *ackformore100Man
3 days ago

Tin town

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By *pankthepiggieCouple
3 days ago

Manchester

Nothing I can think of - if I don't think it's morally okay to do then I don't do it.

I'll also stick to the law almost always, not out of ethical considerations but because I don't want to give an officer a legal excuse to punish me for anything he doesn't want me doing (but isn't illegal).

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By *2000ManMan
3 days ago

Worthing

Activate without a key.

The techies will know!

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By *teveanddebsCouple
3 days ago

Norwich

"Going beyond the 5 second rule and fighting the dog for a dropped Haribo...is that one?"

The 5 seconds rule is a bit redundant when you have 2 second dogs

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By *hams123Man
3 days ago

London

When in a relationship I've done a Dutch oven. Morally, it stinks.

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By *inkShyWoman
3 days ago

near Windsor

Flip people off when driving if they annoy me.

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