Schillaci
Scooby
This post could go in KD's good deeds topic, but I deserve my own topic damnit.I did TWO good deeds today, take that!
My friend phoned me to meet him, he was consoling his misery with alcohol. I could tell over the phone that he was already so far out his tree he was climbing up someone else's. By the time I got to the pub he was already being refused any more drink. I convinced him to go quietly, but he had quite a bit of difficulty lifting the heavy carryall he had with him.
Normally I would have told him to go 'home' and just went on my way. But I guess I've got the christmas bug, I took the carryall off him and walked(pretty much carried) him the half mile to his brothers house..(his new home).
For you, this is probably just what a friend would do. For me to do this, I assure you, is a good deed.
Good deed part deux.
On my own way home from his brother's I passed a girl who was having difficulty locking the shutter for the shop she works in. On a normal day I would just walk passed, maybe laugh at her awkwardness. NOT TODAY, SUNSHINE!
Gentlemanly an' all that, I offered my assistance. The shutter, you see, was stiff. With the strength of ten bears I pulled the shutter down and she inserted the key and locked it,(took me a few tries actually).
Now I know what you're thinking. I only helped so that when I succeeded I would exploit her gratefulness, knowing it would be harder to refuse, and ask her if she wanted to go for a drink.
WRONG FOOL
I had no intention of asking her if she'd like to go for a drink.. on account of her being 'a tad tubby'. I'm sure underneath that blubber is a great personality.. she did have a lovely smile and a nice big pair of coconuts. Which, by the way, a minute of them bouncing around as she struggled ensured that it wasn't only the shutter that was stiff!!😛
There you have it, my two good deeds. Marvel at my generosity and unconditional benevolence.