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    Pay your bills

    Back before Christmas, a member sent me some lead 'cause I was running shy. I told him I would send him a check for the shipping costs.

    He sent me a PM a coupla' weeks ago asking me if I had sent it as he had not received it. I responded and told him I had forgotten and would get right on it. I forgot again.

    This morning, I remembered it and like to died, wondering what this man thinks of me. If I have ruined my reputation with this man, I got what I deserved.

    If you fail to pay a bill with a business, they sic a bill collector on you. But, if you ruin your reputation with friends on the best forum there is, that's a lot of damage that might not can be repaired.

    Moral of this? Listen to the ol' man, I'm tryin' to teach ya' something. Do as I say, not as I've done. Pay your bills to those you buy from here and do it on time.

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    Can't we just occupy cast boolits and have the mods give us bill forgiveness?

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    LMAO! YOU'RE OLD! KEEP A LIST JIM!

    .......if I don't keep a list I can't 'member nuthin....,GRIN

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    If we could be perfect Jesus would not have needed to do what he did. Your in good company Jim. And a hell of a man to publicly admit it. Makes you an honest man in my book.

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    I'm with Reload3006. I have done it before as well. Recently as a matter of fact.

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    Jim, relax. You're in good company here. I haven't been a slow-pay here but I have been on the internet for a while now...
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    Jim.

    Get out your wet noodle and flagellate yourself. Happens to all of us on occasion.

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    After I retired I bought one of those small "white board" things and hung it above my work bench. I can use a dry-erase marker to keep a list of "things to do". I see the list several times a day ! It keeps me up to date even though the old memory does not work as well any more !

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    Y'all talkin' about makin' a list. I forget to make the dang list!

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    I make lists but I can't remember how many there are or where I put them.
    Some times it's the pot,
    Some times it's the pan,
    It might even be the skillet,
    But, most of the time, it's the cook.

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    I'm only 47 and suffer from CRS, cant remember s___

    I had to resort to carrying a small pocket notebook

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    Jim,

    I can see your beard.

    You were just having a "senior moment" ( Or two. )


    Been there. Done that. Got the T Shirt.


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    I have a feeling that other fella` understands a simple slip of the memory process. I`m proud of you, Jim, for making such a post.Robert[/I]

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    Seems like the teflon on the brain gets a little thicker every year.

    Nothing sticks anymore.

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    It appears that I am my harshest critic and judge. That may be the case, but it is what it is. I make mistakes like everybody does, but I have no patience for negligence and complacency. I was taught that excuses are only acceptable to the one that makes them. Daddy told me "When you screw up, you stand up and own up."

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    Dont feel bad. A new member here decided to purchase 750 50 cal solids and 250 hollow points from me. I told him 120.00 for the thousand boolits shipped. He told me he sent the payment out on the 5th of December. Never got it, and he started wondering if I was messing him around. On the 27th of December I sent him the first 500 boolits on faith since I still had not gotten the money. 29th of December, it showed up and I shipped the rest of the boolits out immediately. I still dont know if he really believes me or not, but I know I did my best.
    I applaud you for your honesty.
    When you are honest and fair in life, it is a lot easier to look people in the eye.
    I came into this world kicking, screaming, and covered in someone elses blood. I plan to go out the same way.

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    And here I've been thinking since I first talked with you in chat, what a fine, upstanding, honest, forthright American this man is. This just helps to prove that I was right.
    Semper Fi, Jim.

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    I used to be able to keep books in my head. Appointments, car mileage till oil change, torque specs etc. These days I can forget what I am searching for on Google before I get it typed in! Sometimes while hunt and peck typing a reply on the forum my thought evaporates and it whisked off to never never land. Sights going, memories goin we will stop there.
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    Jim, you are so very right! I don't mind being a little late with the mortgage, or utilities or car payment. Those creditors will survive. But my friends . . . now that's different. Not that I haven't done exactly what you have . . . it's just different.

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    Quote Originally Posted by mroliver77 View Post
    I used to be able to keep books in my head. Appointments, car mileage till oil change, torque specs etc. These days I can forget what I am searching for on Google before I get it typed in! Sometimes while hunt and peck typing a reply on the forum my thought evaporates and it whisked off to never never land. Sights going, memories goin we will stop there.
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