I don't want to be jaded

[Street Pharmacist]

I have a rule.

When I give money to strangers (homeless, charity, that Canucks fan with the dog, etc) I make sure I give an amount that won't upset me if they spend it on the wrong stuff out lied to me. Same rule with lending friends money.

I gave Ian money, but I'm not too upset.

[rayne008]

Similar to ^, I donated a small amount to a long time CP member, who I vividly remember discussing the Tuscaloosa tornado.

I'm disappointed, a little annoyed I didn't pick up on the signs before I donated. However it certainly won't prevent me from chipping in again should a call go out.

I'm more pissed off about the $30 I spent to watch 'The Grey' in the theatre a few years ago. What a terrible movie.

[FireGilbert]

The $80 I spent on Star Wars Battlefront would have been better off going to an internet scammer.

[Ducay]

Originally Posted by FireGilbert

The $80 I spent on Star Wars Battlefront would have been better off going to an internet scammer.

It did, they're called EA.

That said, I was pretty meh on Battlefront until I got into the "Heroes vs. Villians" mode. That is all I play now. Think of it as Star Wars meets Counter-strike.

[Northendzone]

Originally Posted by FireGilbert

The $80 I spent on Star Wars Battlefront would have been better off going to an internet scammer.

I bought this game from bestbuy for $49, it is sitting on my desk at work right now

[BigNumbers]

I agree, Heroes vs Villians is an amazing mode.

[DuffMan]

Originally Posted by flylock shox

It also might be cool to sponsor a kid in a developing country - helping out while molding them into a Flames fan with some neat swag. I could see people getting behind that, and the costs are pretty low if memory serves (edit: about $500 a year through World Vision for the pride of knowing you've helped save a child from potentially becoming a Canucks fan).

I just recently sponsored a girl in Bolivia. Should I send her a flames jersey?