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Drat [2039652]
If I rage quit and leave my account to a make a wish kid, is that still against the rules, or just unethical?
flare [2195157] Officer Officer
Would probably need to consult a staff member about this,

however generally account sharing is against the rules and is subject to deletion
flare [2195157] Officer Officer
Im not very sure on the specifics unfortunately.

This would probably be a questions better suited for PrincessJulie or Bogie. You can send them a chat and they should respond when they get a chance
Drat [2039652]
I mean think about it, if by some sort of stretch of the imagination a make a wish kids DID want my account, and then to say I was ACTUALLY, going to give it to him... he is going to die anyway
Drat [2039652]
And I mean hey if you live a kid your account and he dies from cancer, and Duke puts interest on the loan on said account then by rights Duke is asking charging a did kid interest and that is by any ones standards wrong
Drat [2039652]
METH??
Brother I suggest maybe watching less breaking bad.
We don't have that drug here in the UK, you as a Welsh man should know this.
Drat [2039652]
Because the dead kid dies happy having had an account as that existed before you was born brother
Flak [2091491]
The prohibition against gambling is found in the Quran, the holy book of Islam, as well as in Hadith (sayings and actions of Prophet Muhammad).

The Quran explicitly mentions the prohibition of gambling in several verses. One of the most cited verses is from Surah Al-Baqarah (2:219), where it states: "They ask you about wine and gambling. Say, 'In them is great sin and [yet, some] benefit for people. But their sin is greater than their benefit.'" This verse highlights that while there may be some benefits to gambling, the harm it causes far outweighs these benefits.
Drat [2039652]
I refuse to read that being the devote Catholic man that I am after all...
See i can go to church and confess any of My sins and am then granted passage into heaven.
All other belives are incorrect.