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They are a wonderful thing those little random acts of kindness - be they opening a door for someone, letting someone go first, or lending your eat to someone who needs a rant.
Share the random acts of kindness you've done or the acts you've been treated to
No matter how small or great they make me all fuzzy xD
Share the random acts of kindness you've done or the acts you've been treated to
No matter how small or great they make me all fuzzy xD
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Someone thought I worked at ASDA and asked me where the fish pies were. I didn't even get angry at them for mistaking me for an ASDA employee, I just took them to the right freezer. I feel almost angelic.
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(Original post by milly.)
Someone thought I worked at ASDA and asked me where the fish pies were. I didn't even get angry at them for mistaking me for an ASDA employee, I just took them to the right freezer. I feel almost angelic.
Someone thought I worked at ASDA and asked me where the fish pies were. I didn't even get angry at them for mistaking me for an ASDA employee, I just took them to the right freezer. I feel almost angelic.
Edit: I work for Waitrose, so that is friendly rivalness not just prejudice against ASDA employees.
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THIS is a random act of kindness: http://youtube.com/watch?v=vr3x_RRJdd4
I can;t help smilign every time I watch this.
Music's good too!
I can;t help smilign every time I watch this.
Music's good too!
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Lol i didn't want to post any random acts because then it would like i've made this thread to get some glory lol!
But i'll share a couple of acts that i've recieved!
A complete stranger online saw how rubbish my computer was (had listed specs) and sent me a graphics card and some RAM - he built computers so they were jut spares but it was still an incredibly nice thing to do!
and today i was ten pence short on pic and mix and the guy behind gave me ten p
Jurisprude thanks for the random act Check your rep! I left you one
But i'll share a couple of acts that i've recieved!
A complete stranger online saw how rubbish my computer was (had listed specs) and sent me a graphics card and some RAM - he built computers so they were jut spares but it was still an incredibly nice thing to do!
and today i was ten pence short on pic and mix and the guy behind gave me ten p
Jurisprude thanks for the random act
Check your rep! I left you one
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#7
I ALWAYS let people on and off the bus before me. Sometimes I think I'm too nice, especially when I'm squeezed out of the train on the Circle Line at Paddington.
May 16th, Canterbury gets free carrots!
Oh, and I paid some girl's bus ticket when she didn't have enough dosh in her pockets, and the alternative was a scramble through her bag. About £1.50, I think. And it wans't for anything, either.
May 16th, Canterbury gets free carrots!
Oh, and I paid some girl's bus ticket when she didn't have enough dosh in her pockets, and the alternative was a scramble through her bag. About £1.50, I think. And it wans't for anything, either.
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Missed my coach back from London last night.. A complete stranger offered me floor space, a mattress, tea and chocolate. it was lovely!
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Not to sound like I'm blowing my own trumpet, but I do this rather a lot.
- I'll always open doors for people, no matter how ugly, old or male they are.
- Couple of weeks ago I brought a burger for one of those guys holding up a sign saying 'SALE - this way'. He looked happy, so it made me happy.
- The other day I was on the bus and I had a big packet of chocolate buttons that I was finishing off (my friend gave them to me, I couldn't eat a whole packet...). Anyway, the toddler opposite starting crying when she saw the buttons, and asked her mom for some, who in more words told her to **** off. I gave her the whole packet, or what was left
- I've paid for people in front of me in queues two or three times when they're <£1 short.
I seem to do it more than I get it, though. That's karma baby.
- I'll always open doors for people, no matter how ugly, old or male they are.
- Couple of weeks ago I brought a burger for one of those guys holding up a sign saying 'SALE - this way'. He looked happy, so it made me happy.
- The other day I was on the bus and I had a big packet of chocolate buttons that I was finishing off (my friend gave them to me, I couldn't eat a whole packet...). Anyway, the toddler opposite starting crying when she saw the buttons, and asked her mom for some, who in more words told her to **** off. I gave her the whole packet, or what was left
- I've paid for people in front of me in queues two or three times when they're <£1 short.
I seem to do it more than I get it, though. That's karma baby.
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#11
(Original post by veggie4life)
They are a wonderful thing those little random acts of kindness - be they opening a door for someone, letting someone go first, or lending your eat to someone who needs a rant.
Share the random acts of kindness you've done or the acts you've been treated to
No matter how small or great they make me all fuzzy xD
They are a wonderful thing those little random acts of kindness - be they opening a door for someone, letting someone go first, or lending your eat to someone who needs a rant.
Share the random acts of kindness you've done or the acts you've been treated to
No matter how small or great they make me all fuzzy xD
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#12
yeah,
there was this one time in the club, a girl i was randomly talking to was a bit drunk and her house was far away so i just let her stay in my halls for the night coz it was just 15 mins walk from the club.
kidding.
I did lots of generous stuff i dont remember any of them.
there was this one time in the club, a girl i was randomly talking to was a bit drunk and her house was far away so i just let her stay in my halls for the night coz it was just 15 mins walk from the club.
kidding.I did lots of generous stuff i dont remember any of them.
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On a similar note how awkward is it when you and someone else approach a door from opposite sides, and then you both go for the "you first" signal? And then one person has to concede defeat. 
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(Original post by MSD)
On a similar note how awkward is it when you and someone else approach a door from opposite sides, and then you both go for the "you first" signal? And then one person has to concede defeat.
On a similar note how awkward is it when you and someone else approach a door from opposite sides, and then you both go for the "you first" signal? And then one person has to concede defeat.
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(Original post by Jurisprude)
Well thank you very much veggie.
Well thank you very much veggie.
edit: just saw my rep - your winning two one on the kindness front lol sooo...
im taking a chance not everyone smiles but hopefully you will
http://youtube.com/watch?v=VCm0kn-Mbdo
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(Original post by MSD)
On a similar note how awkward is it when you and someone else approach a door from opposite sides, and then you both go for the "you first" signal? And then one person has to concede defeat.
On a similar note how awkward is it when you and someone else approach a door from opposite sides, and then you both go for the "you first" signal? And then one person has to concede defeat.
Nah seriously, just do that. I always do it. It's more polite than just holding a door open behind you for someone.
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(Original post by Overground)
It's not awkward if you're a true gentleman. What you do is you hurry up, open the door and stand aside to let the other person glide through unencumbered. And then you get to stare at their arse..
Nah seriously, just do that. I always do it. It's more polite than just holding a door open behind you for someone.
It's not awkward if you're a true gentleman. What you do is you hurry up, open the door and stand aside to let the other person glide through unencumbered.
Nah seriously, just do that. I always do it. It's more polite than just holding a door open behind you for someone.
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