Acts Of Kindness

DipStick McSwindler

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That's not kindness, that's favouritism.

bigneacy

IrishFeeney92 wrote: »

After the lecture, he's about to issue me a ticket, then he asks for my license. Asks is this my current address, to which I reply "It is indeed".

He then says "that's a nice area you live in"

Then hands back the license and says, "I live around the corner, I wouldn't do one on me own", wishes me Happy Christmas, gives me a wink and drives off

I don't think this thread is going to go how you think it's going to go...

Pottler

Whoopsadaisy lifted my ban after I posted somthing even more inadvertently offensive than the usual foot-in-mouth stuff I manage to mangle out with my unthinking paws. I thought that was nice.:)

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bigneacy wrote: »

I don't think this thread is going to go how you think it's going to go...

Or maybe it is

orestes

A garda let you off a fine because you live near him, and you came to AH to let everyone know?

This should be good.

mattjack

Pottler wrote: »

Whoopsadaisy lifted my ban after I posted somthing even more inadvertently offensive than the usual foot-in-mouth stuff I manage to mangle out with my unthinking paws. I thought that was nice.:)

That wasn't kindness , she'll call in a favour some day on you.

DipStick McSwindler

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the groutch

that's not an act of kindness, it's Garda incompitency

Aint Eazy Being Cheezy

the groutch wrote: »

that's not an act of kindness, it's Garda incompitency

......aaaaand we're off!

admiralofthefleet

im ringing joan collins first thing in the morning

9959

I'm straight telling Clare Daly.

JustAThought

My very nice neighbour sent out her husband to pretend to be walking by & help me out when I had the car jacked up but couldn't get the nuts off.!

Saved my dignity & possibly my foot!

Thanks lovely & discreet neighbour!

washman3

Pat Rabitte of the Labour party kindly admitting that his party lied to the electorate in order to get elected.:mad:

Best act of kindness= young Labour senator Heffernan from Limerick not being happy with the lies and voting against the governments bill.:)

Pottler

mattjack wrote: »

That wasn't kindness , she'll call in a favour some day on you.

I've been on the sunbed for 15 minutes a day ever since. She said she wanted me nice and tanned.:D

mackg

I went for a job interview and the interviewer gave me the job because I had the same colour skin as him.

Nice fella.

Stheno

When I was on crutches, I had kind staff in the likes of Starbucks bring down my drink to me as I couldn't carry it, other retail staff help me pack bags, a complete stranger stop me in a car park asking if she could help me with my trolley, and a member of staff in a supermarket ask if they could help me get my shopping done.

Just small thoughtful acts which may not have taken much time, but meant a lot.

donegal_man

It's de Gards lookin' out for der own Joe.
It's a disgrace Joe.
I see it every day Joe

Stheno

Pottler wrote: »

I've been on the sunbed for 15 minutes a day ever since. She said she wanted me nice and tanned.:D

Did you miss the pm where she mentioned the waxing requirements?

JustAThought

I was out walking fido a year back on Bray Head & she managed to practically chop her toe off sprinting around a corner into glass. Had to carry a 35 kg bleeding & yowling dog for half an hour down in the mud & the rain back to my ( hire!) car.

A super lovely lady working in the chemists came out to the carpark where she'd seen the carnival go by & me struggling & handed me out bandagages, cotton wool, the loan of a scissors & antiseptic wipes to try & put poor fido back together again to hold her until I could get the hours drive to my vet.

Thank you lovely Bray pharmacist lady : )

Pottler

Stheno wrote: »

Did you miss the pm where she mentioned the waxing requirements?

Damn. I knew just getting bronzed up was too easy. I'm drawing a line at the back, sac and crack. No way am I doing my pitts as well. I'll do the time, I tells ya.

peterk675

Got a phone call 10 o'clock this morning saying that the granny had fell and dis-located her shoulder on the way to mass!
When she slipped a passing taxi driver stopped, picked her up, and rang home off her phone asking what to do , then decided on bringing her in his car and out to the hospital and helping her inside and at the end of it all she went to open the purse to give him something for his kindness but he insisted he wouldn't take a penny. He even called into the hospital later on, to check how she was and that someone was there with her.

To that man, thank you. Granny didn't even catch his name.

Stheno

Pottler wrote: »

Damn. I knew just getting bronzed up was too easy. I'm drawing a line at the back, sac and crack. No way am I doing my pitts as well. I'll do the time, I tells ya.

She forgot the chest, belly and armpits?

We like our men smooth you know?

On a serious note, while I gave out those examples below, I couldn't begin to remember all the small acts of kindness/courtesy I was shown on crutches. Meant that the odd time I did manage to get out of the house, I could in comfort go out and have a coffee/read a book and enjoy not looking at the same four walls.

And buy the Oh his christmas gifts

Aint Eazy Being Cheezy

Acts of kindness: this didn't happen to me, it happened my sister.

She'd been out in the pub when she noticed her handbag was missing. She was upset since her money, phone, keys and cigarettes were all in it.

Some kind man asked her why she was upset and when she told him why, he bought her drinks, gave her cigarettes, paid for a kebab and took her home and had sex with her and gave her money for a taxi home. She didn't get his name though.

BidillyBo

peterk675 wrote: »

Got a phone call 10 o'clock this morning saying that the granny had fell and dis-located her shoulder on the way to mass!
When she slipped a passing taxi driver stopped, picked her up, and rang home off her phone asking what to do , then decided on bringing her in his car and out to the hospital and helping her inside and at the end of it all she went to open the purse to give him something for his kindness but he insisted he wouldn't take a penny. He even called into the hospital later on, to check how she was and that someone was there with her.

To that man, thank you. Granny didn't even catch his name.

If that guy wasn't a taxi driver I don't think you would be putting that here its just what anybody else would do really