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| Topic: Hey good news--Chivalry---It isn't dead ! | |
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... was going to respond... but i forgot what i was going to say when i saw tribbles' picture... WOW tribble has a face?  As much as I liked the dog with the crab hat. Its nice to finally see what you look like tribbles? And may I say?  
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Edited by
Troublebug
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So it's safe to say that if I had to pee, you'd hold it?!  I will hold it, chop it off and plant it to see if it will grow  DAYUM Josie!! I feel sorry for anaconda if he EVER makes you mad. I an hear the crocs chompin now. And for the record I try and perform random acts of kindness. Not only for KARMA. But it also shocks the hell outta alot of people nowadays. |
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That's awesome. A guy with chivalry is hard to find these days.
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... was going to respond... but i forgot what i was going to say when i saw tribbles' picture... WOW tribble has a face? As much as I liked the dog with the crab hat. Its nice to finally see what you look like tribbles? And may I say? 
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So today I am at the Costco store looking like a little ant while trying to unload from my shopping cart & manhandle into my car a 60lb shelving unit and this nice guy stopped his car in the middle of the parking lot and jumped out to help. Those of you who know Costco know that this is tantamount to risking life and limb in the service of a lady. It was so kind of him and I am happy to report that Chivalry is not dead. I've had other experiences like this in the past, and every time it makes me feel so much better about the human race. For those of you who help others in similar situations, I just want to send out a big "Thank You"  and let you know it is appreciated. (I love that Liberty Mutual commercial too by the way) I don't know if I would call it chilvary as I would equally help a man with something heavy, hold open a door for him, assist him, etc. Its just good manners and its nice to hear that good manners do exist out there sometimes.. |
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At least you found one of the nice guys.... I asked a guy for help putting something into my car one night and the guy screamed over his shoulder at me "NO!!".....His girlfriend stopped dead in her tracks and screamed at him to get his butt over to the car and help me. He comes over and says "What are you going to do? Mug me?????"   (So I guess I'm not hawt)  Guess as nice as people can be; there are also very nasty people out there too. I would like to think the good people out number the nasty people but after the last few weeks; I have seen cruely beyond imagination and beginning to lose faith in humans. |
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Edited by
kre8karma
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Mon 09/19/11 09:11 PM
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So today I am at the Costco store looking like a little ant while trying to unload from my shopping cart & manhandle into my car a 60lb shelving unit and this nice guy stopped his car in the middle of the parking lot and jumped out to help. Those of you who know Costco know that this is tantamount to risking life and limb in the service of a lady. It was so kind of him and I am happy to report that Chivalry is not dead. I've had other experiences like this in the past, and every time it makes me feel so much better about the human race. For those of you who help others in similar situations, I just want to send out a big "Thank You" and let you know it is appreciated. (I love that Liberty Mutual commercial too by the way) I don't know if I would call it chilvary as I would equally help a man with something heavy, hold open a door for him, assist him, etc. Its just good manners and its nice to hear that good manners do exist out there sometimes.. The choice of descriptive word was just marketing to get people to read the thread and think about it. Call it Random Acts of Kindness thread if you prefer! And, girl, you know I woulda got that thing into my car on my own, but I appreciated the offer.
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So today I am at the Costco store looking like a little ant while trying to unload from my shopping cart & manhandle into my car a 60lb shelving unit and this nice guy stopped his car in the middle of the parking lot and jumped out to help. Those of you who know Costco know that this is tantamount to risking life and limb in the service of a lady. It was so kind of him and I am happy to report that Chivalry is not dead. I've had other experiences like this in the past, and every time it makes me feel so much better about the human race. For those of you who help others in similar situations, I just want to send out a big "Thank You" and let you know it is appreciated. (I love that Liberty Mutual commercial too by the way) I don't know if I would call it chilvary as I would equally help a man with something heavy, hold open a door for him, assist him, etc. Its just good manners and its nice to hear that good manners do exist out there sometimes.. The choice of descriptive word was just marketing to get people to read the thread and think about it. Call it Random Acts of Kindness thread if you prefer! And, girl, you know I woulda got that thing into my car on my own, but I appreciated the offer. Oh absolutley; I agree that its nice to have someone offer some help and I have no doubt you would have got that shelf into your car on your own. Its nice to see that there are random acts of kindess in this very cold cruel world. 
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So today I am at the Costco store looking like a little ant while trying to unload from my shopping cart & manhandle into my car a 60lb shelving unit and this nice guy stopped his car in the middle of the parking lot and jumped out to help. Those of you who know Costco know that this is tantamount to risking life and limb in the service of a lady. It was so kind of him and I am happy to report that Chivalry is not dead. I've had other experiences like this in the past, and every time it makes me feel so much better about the human race. For those of you who help others in similar situations, I just want to send out a big "Thank You" and let you know it is appreciated. (I love that Liberty Mutual commercial too by the way) I don't know if I would call it chilvary as I would equally help a man with something heavy, hold open a door for him, assist him, etc. Its just good manners and its nice to hear that good manners do exist out there sometimes.. The choice of descriptive word was just marketing to get people to read the thread and think about it. Call it Random Acts of Kindness thread if you prefer! And, girl, you know I woulda got that thing into my car on my own, but I appreciated the offer. Oh absolutley; I agree that its nice to have someone offer some help and I have no doubt you would have got that shelf into your car on your own. Its nice to see that there are random acts of kindess in this very cold cruel world. 
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@ Tribbles, love the pic.
@OP, must be where you're at? My Costco is a pretty cool place, and random strangers are really helpful. The store folks are cool too! |
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Commit a random act of kindness back. IMO that is the best way to share thanks Good suggestion. I actually try to whenever I can, hence the moniker. And yet, it is so surprising and nice to have it come back around. I know how you feel, it's kinda sad that what used to be normal is now something to get excited about and tell all your friends =) but it's so rare I perfectly understand how you feel. Ironically I can't seem to find enough opportunities to do things like that, I love helping people in need, it's the way I was raised and totally in tune with the way I think and view life. I got to save somebody's life once!!! Chivalry & Good Deeds, FTW!!! |
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Commit a random act of kindness back. IMO that is the best way to share thanks Good suggestion. I actually try to whenever I can, hence the moniker. And yet, it is so surprising and nice to have it come back around. I know how you feel, it's kinda sad that what used to be normal is now something to get excited about and tell all your friends =) but it's so rare I perfectly understand how you feel. Ironically I can't seem to find enough opportunities to do things like that, I love helping people in need, it's the way I was raised and totally in tune with the way I think and view life. I got to save somebody's life once!!! Chivalry & Good Deeds, FTW!!! 
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