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I really do not know. :lol: Probably not, when I really think of it. If I desired a pay-raise enough, I would probably mention it very bluntly, only with good reason, to either my manager or the human resources department, but if I did not get it, wanted it badly enough, or it affected my job greatly, I would likely find another job with the intention of quitting.
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well if the job was not paying enough and i simply could not suppory myself (such as not being able to pay for food) yes but otherwise i would probably do the same as mono and just ask for the raise.
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Rather than doing such a thing I would ask my boss for a raise & if its not settled then I'd look for another high-paying job & quit this one.
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I haven't done it. But I'm not sure I see anything immoral about it.
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Nobody said anything about the morality of it. I haven't done it and don't think I would.
Would you embarrass yourself in front of many people in order to make a small child laugh?
Done it, and not just for a child. Sure.
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Never, there are far more sophisticated ways to make a child laugh, and that's even saying I would want to make a child laugh in the first place.
Would you ride up the Alpe d'huez and survive? Meaning you would have enough energy left.
Having energy? I wonder. I know of the popular bicycle ride, and may have some difficulty with that, preferring more to hike; if I gave myself a lot of time, and paced myself, however, I think I could achieve it after going through more exercise and preparation for a few months or year.
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I would like to give it a try and see if I have any energy left. Probably, I would be writing to you all from heaven (ya heaven) :D :D :lol:
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Right now, looking at my size, age, and the number of broken bones I've suffered in my adventuresome youth, it ain't happining! At one time, yeah, I could have accomplished it, but now, I'm afraid not.
Would you hike the enitre 2175-mile Appalichain Trail (Georgia to Maine, USA) if you had the time?? (I ask because it runs within a few miles of the house, and I have day-hiked about 100 miles of it.) :)
If time were no object, I think it would be great to hike it. It is beautiful country. BTW, Pen, did you hike the 100 miles in one day?
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Definitely, but only if I had the time, and lots of time to prepare for, perhaps, months prior to the trip. I could not love hiking more, primarily around nature, and I have heard lovely things of the Appalachian Trail . . . *sigh, maybe someday, yet I have so many plans of multiple hiking trips to make.
To the person below me: if given the chance, knowing you would never get caught, would you commit a minor crime (such as stealing)?
I like to think not. However, if I were starving (literally) and there was a nice apple pie on an open windowsill, I believe I would give in to hunger and take it. (just call me valJean)
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I will commit the crime because my conscious will hurt me a lot if I wouldn't.
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No. At least, I'd try not to ;)
Would you ever change your first name, and if so, what would you change it to?