The moral Question?

[Marie]

Admit you reveresed into your partners van, and no real damage was done, bar a little paint chip on your own car which will be re sprayed soon any way,:roll: or wait for him to borrow your car again and blame him! As it was really his fault anyway for taking your car without asking then arriving home late, which made you late witch is why you were in such a rush and reveresed too quickly anyway

[TopCat]

Brilliant question.
Its a whole other story when its your partner rather than a stranger.
If there's no real damage, say nothing.

[gfalls]

Could you really live with the guilt?? Own up. Its the decent thing to do..

[colm_mcm]

especialy now that it's on the internet

[CJ]

especialy now that it's on the internet

:smt046

[Marie]

1) He took the car with out asking!
2) He was late
3) This has beening going on for weeks
4) Male pride wouldn't allow him admit he'll never finish his own car
5) Under huge pressure to move before Christmas!

[TopCat]

Ah yes, but all those points are invalid when it comes to putting the blame on him because..

1) He didn't actually do it!

If there is no damage to his car, I'd still just say nothing, and use the fact that you nudged is van to make yourself feel better for all the above mentioned. BUT, keep that in your own head.

[Marie]