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**beefy** · 25-01-08, 13:16

Yesterday in the Supermercado a wee auld dear dropped her basket spilling the goods all over the floor.As everyone walked past or looked i did the simple thing of giving her a hand in picking her wares up.She was full of thankyous, while i was a bit miffed that others weren't helping.Some people eh..

When/What was the last thing you did that made you a decent person?

**Dub** · 25-01-08, 13:21

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Originally Posted by beefy

Yesterday in the Supermercado a wee auld dear dropped her basket spilling the goods all over the floor.As everyone walked past or looked i did the simple thing of giving her a hand in picking her wares up.She was full of thankyous, while i was a bit miffed that others weren't helping.Some people eh..

When/What was the last thing you did that made you a decent person?

Well done Beefy. I would have helped. I always let old ladies on the bus before me, always get up and give them, and old boys, my seat if I have one so I guess I am just an all round nice bloke

**beefy** · 25-01-08, 13:46

Many moons ago my cousin was rather nervous when going for a job(1st)interview so he asked me to chum him. When we got there the bossman asked if i would like an interview too? "Why no?" says i.

Upshot was i got the job and he never.

Conclusion:Being kind can be beneficial although it may make you a backstabber

Brainwrong · 25-01-08, 13:51

I stopped a wee boy getting the shite kicked out of him by a big bully last year.

**hibadelic** · 25-01-08, 14:02

I helped a wee old wifey of about 120 years on to the bus with her shopping wheelie thing and I had a go at the driver for forcing her to pay a pound as she'd forgotten her pass. Lothian Buses drivers, eh? WTF

It backfired slightly as she kept talking to me and smelt of pish.

**Bannox** · 25-01-08, 14:44

I help all old and infirm people by letting them have a seat on the bus

i ALWAYS take my car shitstorm

**Jamie** · 25-01-08, 14:51

I handed in £40 to the polis last year that someone had dropped

They never claimed it thou so I got it back 6 month's later

Colr · 25-01-08, 14:54

Giving up my seat for the old or pregnant on the tube.

There's a lot of arseyness about folk not doing this but in fairness people don't tend to look around that much, preferring to read their free paper and on a busy tube its not easy to spot pregnant. My missus was more forthcoming and would ask for a seat when she was with child and only 1 person (who then got pelters of the other passangers) ever refused.

Stu · 25-01-08, 15:17

In Nottingham city centre yesterday I helped a blind fellah across a busy road.

Doesn't everyone do this?

From what I observed yesterday, apparently not.

Gits.

Colr · 25-01-08, 15:51

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Originally Posted by Stu

In Nottingham city centre yesterday I helped a blind fellah across a busy road.

Doesn't everyone do this?

From what I observed yesterday, apparently not.

Gits.

Did he want to cross the road?

**hibbill2002** · 25-01-08, 16:20

i carried a bag of coal from a shop to an auld dears house when i was a laddie in gracemount, she said she would give me a tanner when we got there, i dropped it in her hall and she shut the door on me and widnae answer it when i banged on it, i bought the hoose next door 15 years later ...just as well she had died a couple of years earlier or i was gonni make her life hell... i know its a bit drastic for a tanner, but its the principle of the thing

**Hibsean** · 25-01-08, 16:53

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Originally Posted by Colr

Did he want to cross the road?

Stu · 25-01-08, 17:49

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Originally Posted by Colr

Did he want to cross the road?

Not if you were on the other side.

Colr · 25-01-08, 21:05

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Originally Posted by Stu

Not if you were on the other side.

In Nottingham? Nae danger!!!

(or more like lots of danger.)

blue toon hibby · 25-01-08, 21:13

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Originally Posted by beefy

Yesterday in the Supermercado a wee auld dear dropped her basket spilling the goods all over the floor.As everyone walked past or looked i did the simple thing of giving her a hand in picking her wares up.She was full of thankyous, while i was a bit miffed that others weren't helping.Some people eh..

When/What was the last thing you did that made you a decent person?

Last week, I held a shop door open for a woman coming in behind me. She looked amazed and said "Oh MY! Thank you! What a gentleman!" I had to reply "Aye there are a few of us left." Sadly, most folk are too far up their own arses these days, too busy sending silly text messages etc to look around them.

**©stretch** · 25-01-08, 21:45

I'm always getting asked by auld dearies in supermarkets, to get stuff of the top shelf.

I've helped auld yins wi their messages,and held doors open fir them. I'm an all round good guy.

It's nice to be nice. To many folk nowadays up their ane arse.

**Forzahibs** · 25-01-08, 21:49

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Originally Posted by ©stretch

I'm always getting asked by auld dearies in supermarkets, to get stuff of the top shelf.

I've helped auld yins wi their messages,and held doors open fir them. I'm an all round good guy.

It's nice to be nice. To many folk nowadays up their ane arse.

Hear Hear

Colr · 25-01-08, 22:07

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I'm always getting asked by auld dearies in supermarkets, to get stuff of the top shelf.

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I'm always getting that from short folk!!! I'm just a BFG!!!

**madkink** · 25-01-08, 22:23

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Originally Posted by beefy

Yesterday in the Supermercado a wee auld dear dropped her basket spilling the goods all over the floor.As everyone walked past or looked i did the simple thing of giving her a hand in picking her wares up.She was full of thankyous, while i was a bit miffed that others weren't helping.Some people eh..

When/What was the last thing you did that made you a decent person?

witnessed a bad accident involving a mother and 6 kids, there minivan was barged by a smaller car and ended up on the triangle on exit off the round about, i and 1 other car not involved stopped, made sure the occupents were all out the vehicle, i shielded the accident with my van so we could get them out safely, no one was seriously hurt, shaken up and a few cuts and bruises, started to give first aid till the paramedic turned up, the fact off the matter was i was about 20 vehicles behind and the other guy was 3 infront off me and everyone else just drove by and gawped,

my wife called the police and ambulance, we then moved everyone from the central resivation to the side and then even helped direct traffic till the police turned up,

The thing that made me stop most off all was the fact there were kids involved,

**Northern Ireland Hibby** · 25-01-08, 22:26

A good while ago in Aberdeen in the student area I came across an out-of-breath auld boy who was holding onto a lampost for dear life and was too sick to walk home.

Myself and a couple of mates phoned an ambulance and stayed to chat until it arrived.

And what about Aberdeen University's glorious leaders of tomorrow? Streamed past by the dozen without a second glance.

Stu · 26-01-08, 00:34

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Originally Posted by Colr

In Nottingham? Nae danger!!!

The collective sound of 450,000 people breathing a sigh of relief.

25-01-08, 13:16	#1
beefy Easy Now Radge Join Date: Feb 2006 Location: stuck between the moon and new york city Posts: 6,699 Casino cash: £12598 vCash: 10000 Thanks: 169 Thanked 501 Times in 227 Posts Rep Power: 26	Kind Sir/Madam Yesterday in the Supermercado a wee auld dear dropped her basket spilling the goods all over the floor.As everyone walked past or looked i did the simple thing of giving her a hand in picking her wares up.She was full of thankyous, while i was a bit miffed that others weren't helping.Some people eh.. When/What was the last thing you did that made you a decent person? __________________

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beefy Easy Now Radge Join Date: Feb 2006 Location: stuck between the moon and new york city Posts: 6,699 Casino cash: £12598 vCash: 10000 Thanks: 169 Thanked 501 Times in 227 Posts Rep Power: 26	Re: Kind Sir/Madam Many moons ago my cousin was rather nervous when going for a job(1st)interview so he asked me to chum him. When we got there the bossman asked if i would like an interview too? "Why no?" says i. Upshot was i got the job and he never. Conclusion:Being kind can be beneficial although it may make you a backstabber __________________

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hibadelic Radge-a-Casblanca Join Date: Dec 2003 Location: . Posts: 6,169 Casino cash: £8105 vCash: 10000 Thanks: 4 Thanked 40 Times in 17 Posts Rep Power: 15	Re: Kind Sir/Madam I helped a wee old wifey of about 120 years on to the bus with her shopping wheelie thing and I had a go at the driver for forcing her to pay a pound as she'd forgotten her pass. Lothian Buses drivers, eh? WTF It backfired slightly as she kept talking to me and smelt of pish. __________________ W.O.T.C.

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Bannox Radge Flag Owner and Private Member Join Date: Jul 2005 Location: Dan Sarf Posts: 3,110 Casino cash: £6939 vCash: 10100614 Thanks: 8 Thanked 58 Times in 32 Posts Rep Power: 8	Re: Kind Sir/Madam I help all old and infirm people by letting them have a seat on the bus i ALWAYS take my car __________________ 'A man will fight for many things, Glory, his country, the glistening tear on a childs cheek........ But personally I'd mud wrestle my mother for a ton of cash, an amusing clock and a sack full of French porn' *He's not the Messiah he just Scores Goals*

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Colr The Radge Doon the Road Join Date: Jul 2002 Location: London Age: 41 Posts: 19,739 Casino cash: £33363 vCash: 10000 Thanks: 0 Thanked 0 Times in 0 Posts Rep Power: 36	Re: Kind Sir/Madam Giving up my seat for the old or pregnant on the tube. There's a lot of arseyness about folk not doing this but in fairness people don't tend to look around that much, preferring to read their free paper and on a busy tube its not easy to spot pregnant. My missus was more forthcoming and would ask for a seat when she was with child and only 1 person (who then got pelters of the other passangers) ever refused. __________________ There is a simple answer to every question..........and it's wrong. Einstein

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Stu Maple Leaf Radge Join Date: Jul 2002 Location: Redhill, Nottingham Posts: 3,339 Casino cash: £5130 vCash: 10000 Thanks: 17 Thanked 32 Times in 25 Posts Rep Power: 13	Re: Kind Sir/Madam In Nottingham city centre yesterday I helped a blind fellah across a busy road. Doesn't everyone do this? From what I observed yesterday, apparently not. Gits. __________________ *The Tears of a Clown*

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hibbill2002 radge grandad radge Join Date: Dec 2005 Location: liberton Age: 51 Posts: 1,777 Casino cash: £5807 vCash: 20250 Thanks: 27 Thanked 106 Times in 39 Posts Rep Power: 6	Re: Kind Sir/Madam i carried a bag of coal from a shop to an auld dears house when i was a laddie in gracemount, she said she would give me a tanner when we got there, i dropped it in her hall and she shut the door on me and widnae answer it when i banged on it, i bought the hoose next door 15 years later ...just as well she had died a couple of years earlier or i was gonni make her life hell... i know its a bit drastic for a tanner, but its the principle of the thing __________________

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©stretch Sir Stretchy of Stretchness Ya Radges Join Date: Sep 2002 Location: Tranent Age: 50 Posts: 6,417 Casino cash: £4864 vCash: 17000 Thanks: 49 Thanked 47 Times in 29 Posts Rep Power: 19	Re: Kind Sir/Madam I'm always getting asked by auld dearies in supermarkets, to get stuff of the top shelf. I've helped auld yins wi their messages,and held doors open fir them. I'm an all round good guy. It's nice to be nice. To many folk nowadays up their ane arse. __________________ Well said Andy. Your column today was a rare nugget of sweetcorn in that very toly known as your opinion.© Seven Tattoos http://stretchorama.myminicity.com/

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