Random Acts of Kindness
Crackhouseceilidhband asks: Has anyone ever been nice to you, out of the blue, for no reason? Have you ever helped an old lady across the road, even if she didn't want to? Make me believe that the world is a better place than the media and experience suggest
( , Thu 9 Feb 2012, 13:03)
Crackhouseceilidhband asks: Has anyone ever been nice to you, out of the blue, for no reason? Have you ever helped an old lady across the road, even if she didn't want to? Make me believe that the world is a better place than the media and experience suggest
( , Thu 9 Feb 2012, 13:03)
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knickerbocker glory!
When I was a young lad of 11/12ish staying in Devon my parents left me to my own devices a lot. I went out for a long walk on my own and come mid-afternoon was rather peckish to say the least. I had something like £1.20 on me and went into the only food serving place within about 10 miles, a small country pub.
I asked what I could get with my money and it was just enough for a bowl of chips. Result! I handed over my little heap of coins and sat down. The waiter brought over my chips and I thoroughly enjoyed them.
Then just as I'd finished, he brought over a huge knickerbocker glory. I stammered that I couldn't afford it and he said 'oh it's OK sir it's been paid for by that gentleman over there... oh, he's gone'.
I don't know whether my marvellous treat was paid for by some friendly ninja or whether the waiter was sparing me the embarrassment of having to thank him but I was really rather happy with my free knickerbocker glory.
( , Fri 10 Feb 2012, 15:07, 5 replies)
When I was a young lad of 11/12ish staying in Devon my parents left me to my own devices a lot. I went out for a long walk on my own and come mid-afternoon was rather peckish to say the least. I had something like £1.20 on me and went into the only food serving place within about 10 miles, a small country pub.
I asked what I could get with my money and it was just enough for a bowl of chips. Result! I handed over my little heap of coins and sat down. The waiter brought over my chips and I thoroughly enjoyed them.
Then just as I'd finished, he brought over a huge knickerbocker glory. I stammered that I couldn't afford it and he said 'oh it's OK sir it's been paid for by that gentleman over there... oh, he's gone'.
I don't know whether my marvellous treat was paid for by some friendly ninja or whether the waiter was sparing me the embarrassment of having to thank him but I was really rather happy with my free knickerbocker glory.
( , Fri 10 Feb 2012, 15:07, 5 replies)
Or:
watching you stuff your face with chips was enough to put the local nonce off his game.
( , Fri 10 Feb 2012, 15:26, closed)
watching you stuff your face with chips was enough to put the local nonce off his game.
( , Fri 10 Feb 2012, 15:26, closed)
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