My Saviour
Labour leader Ed Miliband recently dashed into the middle of a road to save a fallen cyclist. Who has come to your rescue? Have you ever been the rescuer?
( , Thu 9 May 2013, 13:29)
Labour leader Ed Miliband recently dashed into the middle of a road to save a fallen cyclist. Who has come to your rescue? Have you ever been the rescuer?
( , Thu 9 May 2013, 13:29)
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Changed a tire once
Few girls in high school were standing around their minivan looking sad after school, I went over - I kindof knew them and they were attractive types - found out they had a flat tire, so I helped them change it. Took the time along the way to show em how to do it - as my father had showed me just a few months before. They were on their way shortly and I felt good about it, maybe fantasized that night about how I would have liked to have been thanked - but otherwise forgot about it.
For the next few weeks in school, whenever one of these girls passed me in the hallways, they'd clasp their hands together, put them next to their cheek, tilt their heads and flutter their eyelashes at me and say really loud in an over the top sappy damsel in distress voice:
"My Hero!" as they walked by, ending it with the big dramatic damsel Sigh.
And that was it - no sex or drugs or anything big (sorry =)), just a little fun acknowledgement, in public, that was half making fun and half sincere for a while after it happened.
At 16? I had to pretend I was too cool to care about such silliness... but really, I thought it was pretty ace.
Because of them, I "had to" explain to whoever I was walking with, in a humble way, what they were talking about and I got a little social status bump from it all. I still think that was a cool thing for them to do, even if just in fun.
Saying thanks always counts, saying thanks to a teen where his peers can see, when you're a pretty girl? Ace. They were good folk.
( , Wed 15 May 2013, 19:13, 8 replies)
Few girls in high school were standing around their minivan looking sad after school, I went over - I kindof knew them and they were attractive types - found out they had a flat tire, so I helped them change it. Took the time along the way to show em how to do it - as my father had showed me just a few months before. They were on their way shortly and I felt good about it, maybe fantasized that night about how I would have liked to have been thanked - but otherwise forgot about it.
For the next few weeks in school, whenever one of these girls passed me in the hallways, they'd clasp their hands together, put them next to their cheek, tilt their heads and flutter their eyelashes at me and say really loud in an over the top sappy damsel in distress voice:
"My Hero!" as they walked by, ending it with the big dramatic damsel Sigh.
And that was it - no sex or drugs or anything big (sorry =)), just a little fun acknowledgement, in public, that was half making fun and half sincere for a while after it happened.
At 16? I had to pretend I was too cool to care about such silliness... but really, I thought it was pretty ace.
Because of them, I "had to" explain to whoever I was walking with, in a humble way, what they were talking about and I got a little social status bump from it all. I still think that was a cool thing for them to do, even if just in fun.
Saying thanks always counts, saying thanks to a teen where his peers can see, when you're a pretty girl? Ace. They were good folk.
( , Wed 15 May 2013, 19:13, 8 replies)
Not "over here" it isn't.
I have to spell it that way now. Most disgruntled with Canadian English, sometimes it looks correct, often it uses filthy Merkin spellage.
( , Wed 15 May 2013, 20:29, closed)
I have to spell it that way now. Most disgruntled with Canadian English, sometimes it looks correct, often it uses filthy Merkin spellage.
( , Wed 15 May 2013, 20:29, closed)
I've been in the USA of Americaland since November,
and I have no intention of changing my spelling habits.
( , Wed 15 May 2013, 20:45, closed)
and I have no intention of changing my spelling habits.
( , Wed 15 May 2013, 20:45, closed)
Shit, bro. That's a fucking bleak picture you just painted of your adolescence.
You've made me feel slightly bad about being popular and having lots of teenage sex.
( , Wed 15 May 2013, 19:45, closed)
You've made me feel slightly bad about being popular and having lots of teenage sex.
( , Wed 15 May 2013, 19:45, closed)
That isn't the bleak part of his life
That was the peak, it's all been downhill since then.
( , Wed 15 May 2013, 22:17, closed)
That was the peak, it's all been downhill since then.
( , Wed 15 May 2013, 22:17, closed)
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