Etiquette of found discs.

[solomon.trenton]

Let me clarify for you, IF you find property (disc, water bottle, $$, etc) on someone else's property (i.e., state/county/city property), you have no legal right to take it and claim it as yours.

Does that make sense?

if the value of the item is less than $20 there is no legal recourse for you. is it cool to return? yes. required? no.

 

[billnchristy]

And we're off...

 

[Spatula Cornroll]

If you walk alway, it's your loss. If someone calls to return it, cool. Otherwise you should have looked harder.

If it was a tournament, go back later. Otherwise, you lost it.

 

[scarpfish]

yes, if you find a $100 bill floating in a public lake, you'd better leave that thing there.

Damn straight. That might be evidence. :\

I mean you pull out the $100 bill, next thing you know there's another, and another yet. Before long, you see blood in the water, which you follow back to a cinder block, with a rope, and eventually a human leg attached to it.

What number are you dialin' then?

 

[CatFish]

if no one put their name and number on that leg, its mine!!! If there was a number sharpied on it, I'd call that number.