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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Random Act of Unwanted Kindness
On holiday I suffered a slight tear to a ligament in my leg. It healed up fairly quickly, but back home I managed to do the same thing again a few weeks later.
This time the pain was worse and I could only hobble slowly. I found a "Leki" walking pole in the depths of the cupboard and set off to work. I reached the stop, sat down and a black guy asked me "What bus are you waiting for mate?" I told him. A few minutes later he said "Your bus is here!" I thanked him, but was a little puzzled.
I got on the bus and swiped my Oyster Card. As I did so, my benefactor leapt on the bus and shouted at the driver "Make sure he gets off at the right stop; he's blind!!"
It was then I twigged - it was a white walking pole!
( , Thu 16 Feb 2012, 12:31, 2 replies)
On holiday I suffered a slight tear to a ligament in my leg. It healed up fairly quickly, but back home I managed to do the same thing again a few weeks later.
This time the pain was worse and I could only hobble slowly. I found a "Leki" walking pole in the depths of the cupboard and set off to work. I reached the stop, sat down and a black guy asked me "What bus are you waiting for mate?" I told him. A few minutes later he said "Your bus is here!" I thanked him, but was a little puzzled.
I got on the bus and swiped my Oyster Card. As I did so, my benefactor leapt on the bus and shouted at the driver "Make sure he gets off at the right stop; he's blind!!"
It was then I twigged - it was a white walking pole!
( , Thu 16 Feb 2012, 12:31, 2 replies)
I would like to know how you ended this story
did you step off the bus and show that you were still blind, or did you walk off reading a newspaper, commenting on how nice the clouds look.
( , Thu 16 Feb 2012, 15:02, closed)
did you step off the bus and show that you were still blind, or did you walk off reading a newspaper, commenting on how nice the clouds look.
( , Thu 16 Feb 2012, 15:02, closed)
I sat on the bus trying not to focus on anything. This worked fine until I got up to get off at my stop, when a nurse accused me of staring at her tits!
( , Thu 16 Feb 2012, 15:22, closed)
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