Random good deeds and acts of kindness

Being a dog lover, Good deed indeed!

 

A very familiar story unfortunately, glad youre back on the up.

Aint Karma a Bitch

 

I was in Hawes in the summer sitting outside a cafe, when an old couple stopped at the junction and the hatchback door came open, and a small dog leaped out onto the busy road, a biker who had just stopped behind them just leant his bike on the floor and grabbed the dog while another biker stopped them from pulling away, because they hadn't even noticed the door flying up, they were overjoyed and said the dog was like a child to them, good on those bikers whoever they are.

 

I love to see a "what goes round, comes round" ending.

 

Now that's one good argument for UK police to be armed. They can then shoot the tw4ats and they die, end of. Yes I know all about the arguments against, I'm just saying one good reason in favour.

 

I can empathise with what you wrote as ive been through similar myself but note you were smiling in the end

EQUALITY- now let's forget wages, job positions etc and all that tosh. Let's start with divorce... Umm.
Nobody to blame the relationship broke down oh yes so the man pays irrespective of who chose the outcome.

My good deed for the day came when my 12 year old at the time said, "dad can I please stay with you?"

 

An update ! On this story ! The homeless hero was a wanted criminal !! He did burglaries and shop lifting, just goes to show there is some good even in the heart's of scum bags !

Cheers capt.

This came out about 3 or 4 days afterwards ... !

 

Great idea, I wonder if the trains are more on time?

 

Don’t “derail” the thread please

 

Having seen the police firearms guys training at Bisley I wouldn’t trust most of them with a balloon on a stick let alone a firearm!

 

I was in my car once and came to a standstill traffic in my local town. Lots of honking revving can be heard. I got out to have a look to see what the fuss was all about. I couldn't believe what I saw. A car was broken down in the middle of an Isle. And all the lovely people were driving around the broken down car by climbing pavement and being very aggressive.

So I left my car on the pavement and walked up to the car and there was a lady in there almost in tears with a little baby in her back seat. I knocked on her window and she wound it down a little and asked if she was OK. She was terrified with the way everyone was behaving with honking and giving her the stares etc.

So I said to her to sit in the car and I am going to push the car so we can park it somewhere safe. As I was pushing a man came from the opposite side of the road and gave me a hand. We got her and the baby to safety.

I asked if I could be of any assistance. Apparently she already called her hubby and he is on his way.

It's just the way some people live their lives thinking ..... Ain't my problem, why should I get my hands dirty. I wish people will realise that the greatest evil is for good men to do nothing and the very problem you ignore might become your problem one day.

 

Just come across this thread... I had a funny story a little while ago right outside my house. I came home from a ride and there were two bikes across the road in the entrance to the church yard. So I parked up and sorted myself out and 10mins later they were still there. Thinking perhaps one of them had broken down, I wandered across the road and asked if there was anything I could do for them; cup of tea or something. Well to my surprise the older of the two took me back across the road to my drive and took out his police identification (he was on an unmarked bike). He thanked me for my offer of assistance and advised that the young lad has been riding without insurance etc and he was waiting for the recovery truck to take his bike away.
Just goes to show that you can never tell what the circumstances are when you stop to help out.
Wessa

 

Wessa that reminds me a little story of when we were living in Northampton and I was working for Northants Police.

We were at home and heard a "crummmpppp!" and saw that a biker was laying down in the road with his bike almost over him. Apparently someone had turned right across his path and knocked him off.

Rushed outside to render assistance and found it was an off-duty copper well-known to some on here, lifted the bike off him and brought him and his bike home.

The mrs offered tea and biscuits cos' he was badly shook up but not seriously injured.

After a bit of diy the bike was rideable and after about an hour he was on his way.

And who was this biker? Non other than Pete Boatman, the force's defence training officer and harder than nails. And a thoroughly nice bloke.

 

Yep you can never tell about coppers. I'm a bit worried as my son joins the police in West Mercia in April; only kidding I hope he really takes to the new job, he has been teaching maths and PE for 16+ years..
Wessa

 

Was with the Mrs in her car. Stopped in a queue of traffic, and two cars in front of us I saw a bunch of McDonalds waste being dumped out of a car window.... so I got out, picked it up and threw it all back in through the window it had been jettisoned from. A half drunk Coca-Cola went everywhere in the scrote’s car. Ain’t karma a bitch! Still, it kept the street clean of someone else’s rubbish

 

I have no understanding of women.