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Karma doesn’t exist
Posted by bb on Friday 30th of November 2007 at 9:35 pm;.
Filed Under Rants
Karma, something I used to hold quite dear to my heart, doesn’t exist.
Whilst, on the face of it, quite a bold statement – today I got my proof. For years I have tried to make amends for a rather ‘naughty’ youth. Upto and including not stealing the 07 VW Fox I saw the other day with the keys hanging out of the boot. Instead I chose to hand the keys in to the Pro shop on site and hoped that key and owner would be re-united in some sort of bizarre cloud of OwnerKey goodness.
So – my payback for this?? Today I lost my car keys and no-one handed them in. I lost them in a retail park after taking a defined route. Backtracking and stopping in every store I passed resulted in nothing 🙁
Thanks Karma. I did a lot wrong when I was younger but I’m trying to make up for it – you’re not helping me here.
Biatch 😛
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I am sorry you had such a bad time at the welsh hotel, but I am just the maker of the website – I did stay there once with my children and we had lovely time because the sun shone. Your link has made my website get to the top of Google for “worst hotel website” which, as i’m sure you can imagine, has done wonders for my reputation as a maker of websites. I didn’t not clean your room. I just need to earn a crust for my babies in a sparsely populated area of Scotland, with the lowest average wage in Britain, so maybe Karma got you bacause you accidently got me? And who did I get?
I’m afraid my link doesn’t even appear in the top 100 google links for the term “worst hotel website” so I’m not sure how you are convinced that this is my doing.
I’m sorry that one of the sites that you designed is top of the list for “worst hotel website”s but since it is really the worst hotel, that is its website. You can’t really complain too much.
Besides – you’ll notice that I say “And if you think the website looks nice, you’ll notice it only has a couple of images … that’s because the rest of it looks like this”.
That’s because your website does look nice, it is a nice website. Just the hotel is really fucking shitty.
Maybe karma got you because you blame random people for stuff that really isn’t their fault?
You shouldn’t expect to receive good foreach good action you do. Everything you do it’s a seed you plant. When it will grow it’s not possible to know, but surely a good action needs to be made without expecting anything in change.
Wish you the best.
For once, I too, believe that karma doesn’t exist.
Why? Cos’ everything I do, be it investment, business, career or what have you. I failed, terribly.
I don’t think I am a bad person. Infact, I am much more compassionate than most people think.
Thank you, karma. I surely have alot of motivation not to be helpful and compassionate in the future.