What good deed did you do today?

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Mad Doug Biker

Banned from every bar in the Galaxy
Location
Craggy Island
I have 2, one yesterday on an epically tiny scale and one today which went a bit awry.

Yesterday, we were out cutting lawn when my Dad came across a defunct bee crawling across the grass. I took it inside and fed it sugar mixed with water until it came too and was able to fly off again.


The other, was just earlier there. I was walking up the road and a guy I know vaguely was on the other side. He has special needs and lives in the local sheltered housing. Anyway, something wasn't quite right, he was standing in a strange position as if his two shopping bags weighed a ton and was having trouble moving them, then he started to stumble before falling and having a fit. Well, when I could I crossed over and moved him out from the road where he'd fallen as there were cars swerving past him.

When he came too, he started having a go at me because I had moved his two shopping bags and that he had some some sort of crumble in one of them and I'd have surely got it squashed, no thankyou or anything.

Anyway, I went to where he lives and told the warden, so she'll mention it to him.
 

HovR

Über Member
Location
Plymouth
Yesterday I was cycling down the main road, and saw a young boy standing next to his bike looking at it rather hopelessly. A man was walking towards him who looked like he may be his dad, so I kept on going. Turned out it wasn't his dad, and the man walked straight past the stranded boy.

Turned my bike around and asked him what was wrong. He showed me how he could turn the pedals, but the bike wasn't moving. Chain had come off the chainring. Put it back on for him and he was back on the bike again. :bicycle:
 
I bought some new Shimano spd-sl cleats For £7 posted off ebay. The lad sent them packed on top of each other - £2.70 postage instead of 75p.

So I sent him £2.70 and a polite explanation on how to save himself a few bob and the going rate of cleats.

£2.70 promptly returned with a snotty reply.
 

asterix

Comrade Member
Location
Limoges or York
Bat caves and a birds nest. Am re-pointing an old wall and found an old birds-nest in one gap and signs of bat occupancy in 2 other gaps. So instead of filling them I carefully pointed round. Didn't like the idea of entombing the unfortunate bats and anyway they eat mozzies and other nasties, I believe.
 

Arch

Married to Night Train
Location
Salford, UK
Well, when I could I crossed over and moved him out from the road where he'd fallen as there were cars swerving past him.

Sad, this. No one else bothered to stop?

Well done you. I suspect if he'd had a fit, when he came too he probably felt a bit disorientated, and acted a little irrationally.
 

classic33

Leg End Member
I have 2, one yesterday on an epically tiny scale and one today which went a bit awry.

When he came too, he started having a go at me because I had moved his two shopping bags and that he had some some sort of crumble in one of them and I'd have surely got it squashed, no thankyou or anything.

Anyway, I went to where he lives and told the warden, so she'll mention it to him.[/quote]

As Arch said. Confusion & disorientation after the fit. He may not even remember walking into the road. Auto-pilot before the fit, so the last thing he may remember could have been walking out of the shop.
Nice to know that not everyone walks on by..
 

craigwend

Grimpeur des terrains plats
walking through meadowhall car park early this morning - snail in the middle of the car park / road, picked it up and popped it into a nearby flowerbed.. .(good job is was not one of those crazy none-helmet wearing slugs, would have left the blighter)
 

sunnyjim

Senior Member
Location
Edinburgh
I recall that as a scout I promised to do at least 1 good deed every day. You've reminded me I'm in arrears.
You are a meerkat and a gentleman.
 

classic33

Leg End Member
I recall that as a scout I promised to do at least 1 good deed every day. You've reminded me I'm in arrears.
You are a meerkat and a gentleman.

Thats part of the Cub Scout Law.

Maggot, confrm this part. I know you're a Scout Leader. However you will have had to take cubs as well I presume.
 

Globalti

Legendary Member
Erm... what did I do? I called on my elderly neighbours while wearing shorts and they teasingly said "don't come back until you can afford some trousers". I phoned my nephew to congratulate him on passing his music teacher's diploma with 100% and 12 distinctions and getting a job at a good school in Leeds. I evicted a dozen caterpillars off the cabbages. I ironed quite a lot of shirts. Ummm... is that enough?
 
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