Finders keepers, Losers weepers. That is such a cruel quote . Yes or no?

Question

Finders keepers, Losers weepers. That is such a cruel quote . Yes or no?

Answer 1

Yes in the way it doesn't fully inquire what the finder keeps the item or return it to the Losers weepers.

Answer 2

Haha - it makes me laugh.

Answer 3

No. be more carefull & don't lose stuff...

Answer 4

If the owner of what is lost can be positively identified, what is found should be returned to them.

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Answer 5

No.  Dude if you drop a 20$ bill on the ground, do you expect me to waste my time finding the person who dropped it?  I can see if it was a wallet with ID and stuff, but it depends on the object.

Answer 6

absoutely

Answer 7

No, it is a good one

Answer 8

yes?

Answer 9

If you've just dropped your wage packet somewhere it's especially cruel!

Answer 10

I'm afraid so, yes.

Answer 11

YES''

Answer 12

h**l ya

Answer 13

Yes... it is cruel... but it's so very true!!!

When you find something (good) you are happy, but if you lose something you are sad (cry, cry)... :o(

Answer 14

Yes, it is...  But maybe the exception proves the rule?  ;-)

Answer 15

maybe, but its very true your happy if you find something you misplaced but sad if you don't ........  :)

Answer 16

yes

Answer 17

Nah, this quote normally helps me out a bit.

Answer 18

No!

imagine you've just found £20, no one is around. Would you just leave it there?

Answer 19

what if it was you that lost something & someone says finders keepers, you would feel unhappy. ask who ever does it to you how they would feel! it is very cruel!

Answer 20

I have always thought a person should try to find the owner of lost property.  Once I found a wedding ring on a lavatory in a gas station...I can only imagine how I would feel if I had lost mine!!!!  I ran out and managed to catch the lady shopping inside.  She did not even realize she had left it...turns out it had been her Mothers ring who had died.  She cried when she realized she had nearly lost it.

Answer 21

stupidity reigns

Answer 22

no

Answer 23

its a fact of life!!!!

Answer 24

"NO."

As an orphan. I grew up on the street, and I had to fight, for

whatever I could get. If the orphanage found out, that you had

any money, they would take it away, and say, this belongs to

"us all."

One day when I was walking next to the curb, and flipping the

handles on the parking meters. I found a twenty, laying in the

curb. I said to myself:

"Self." This now, "belongs to me." So, I spent every bit of it,

For my new "cowboy boots." And told them, in that store.

To throw my other ones away, and have never ever, given it,

a "second thought." A gift from God. I give Thanks. <}:-})