The nicest thing you've ever done?

**Cyanist** · 10-17-2012, 02:05 PM

No, this is not just a thread for those angelic, superfluous donator people whose feet hardly touch the sewage the rest of have to crawl through

it's for common folk and their small (but contributing) deeds, too!
So tell us, what's the nicest thing you've ever done? If you can't recall or are - shucks, just too modest, then what awesome good have you done lately?

(Wow. I'm already stumped. It's strangely difficult comin up with good stuff I done. That's not good.

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Ah! I remember! I cleaned the TV room last Sunday! And that WAS a lot of work...

Your honest answers here please (if you can come up with anythin)

**Xanatos** · 10-17-2012, 02:35 PM

Nicest thing I have ever done? I bought this gorgeous necklace for my little sisters 10'th birthday even though I was completely broke, had to sell some of my stuff. As for nice things I do often, I do my fair share of chores around the house... better yet, I make my parents laugh every day, yup, I'm such a nice guy =)

**Niall_farley** · 10-18-2012, 04:01 AM

What's this "nice" thing? I don't understand

**Cyanist** · 10-18-2012, 04:41 AM

Originally Posted by Niall_farley

What's this "nice" thing? I don't understand

I thinks it's how a mother acts toward other people's toddlers...but maybe that's not a universal example...Did you have a grandmother? It's sort of like that

EDIT: you are right, this thread sucks, I'll make a better one.

**Niall_farley** · 10-18-2012, 04:43 AM

My Grandmother..... Hmm so a good example of nice would be if I was to fiddle a small child?

Of course I'm joking and my grandma never inappropriately touched me in any way shape or form.....

**Pete** · 10-18-2012, 05:18 AM

One time, my friends car broke down after a softball game, so I walked about 2 miles to my grandmas house (I left it there because I was on vacation in Florida for a week and didn't want to get a ticket for alternate side), to pick it up. Then I got the four of them and dropped each one off at their respective homes, just because I'm good like that.

**Crescent** · 10-18-2012, 05:37 AM

Going vegan, not concerning myself with pointless negativity people/attitudes, protesting/rallying/petitioning against animal cruelty n wishing daily that those pricks who commit such atrocities will die a slow, excruciatingly painful death involving being bludgeoned, crushed to death, electrocuted, boiled, skinned alive etc. See how those c***s like it. *ahem* Organising a paintball session for a friend's upcoming birthday, returning a wallet to its rightful owner and giving $20 to some homeless guy then rushing down to the supermarket to buy dogfood for his dog, which I wanted to bring home with me.

**Niall_farley** · 10-18-2012, 05:40 AM

Originally Posted by Crescent

Going vegan, not concerning myself with pointless negativity people/attitudes, protesting/rallying/petitioning against animal cruelty n wishing daily that those pricks who commit such atrocities will die a slow, excruciatingly painful death involving being bludgeoned, crushed to death, electrocuted, boiled, skinned alive etc. See how those c***s like it. *ahem* Organising a paintball session for a friend's upcoming birthday, returning a wallet to its rightful owner and giving $20 to some homeless guy then rushing down to the supermarket to buy dogfood for his dog, which I wanted to bring home with me.

Mmmmm meat yum yum yummy lamblets

**Crescent** · 10-18-2012, 05:51 AM

Originally Posted by Niall_farley

Mmmmm meat yum yum yummy lamblets

Originally Posted by Crescent

not concerning myself with pointless negativity people/attitudes

Daily torture, pain n suffering dont affect you, you should be glad you hold such a luxury.

**Niall_farley** · 10-18-2012, 06:15 AM

Haha no to be honest I disagree with some things like the way chicken factory's work etc and the way they are slaughtered BUT I love food to much! And I think if I didn't buy and eat it either someone else would or it would go out of date and be thrown in the bin....

**loaf** · 10-18-2012, 10:14 AM

I am a nice person. I am constantly being nice to just about every single friend of mine, no matter what. I'm pretty much nice to every new person I meet. I actually kind of hate being so nice to my friends. Nicest thing I ever did? After friend refused to take his ride home from the Hotel Party at The Palms, he gets hammered and spits in another friend's face later the night. I'm already at my house, 20-30 minutes away, chillin on the internet when he calls me asking for a ride and that some shit happened. I tell him no at first, but he keeps calling, I wanted to just not help so bad but I just helped... He's walking down one of the streets just drunk and not giving a single **** when I finally find him. I basically yell at him for like 10 minutes before I tell him the cops that are down the block are going to arrest him he gets in my car to yell and punch everything in front of him. I took him home and he just got all happy when I came back because he forgot his wallet. I just threw it a the door and walked away.

**Clint** · 10-18-2012, 08:07 PM

I cannot answer a question regarding the nicest thing I've ever done. I'm a saint. The real question is what is the nicest thing I haven't done? I have done so many good deeds, that I've actually been made a saint by the Catholic church, under the rule of Pope John Paul II, one of my favorite drinking buddies, God rest his soul.

In fact, some people even refer to me as Mahatma Eastwood, and I've even been compared to the likes of Mahatma Gandhi, Mother Teresa, Nelson Mandela, The Dalai Lama, and Nikita Khrushchev.

The nicest thing I've ever done, according to my most recent, and 17th Nobel Peace Prize, is end world hunger. I did this by hunting blue whales and whale sharks to the brink of extinction, and dividing their meat up to feed everybody starving and in poverty. Though, of course, starving vegans and vegetarians had to die in order to prove how stubborn their views on food are.

Oh, and I lead the operation that killed Osama bin Laden, but I'm pretty sure I've mentioned that before.

**Niall_farley** · 10-19-2012, 10:12 AM

Originally Posted by The Goddamn Clint Eastwood

Oh, and I lead the operation that killed Osama bin Laden, but I'm pretty sure I've mentioned that before.

It would be so funny if it came out that this was true! As well as the rest of spout

and you where actually once a drinking buddy with the pope (diet coke of coarse)

**Lacquer Head** · 10-24-2012, 07:10 PM

idk, I try to be nice as often as possible, I rarely have the means to do something major. I'm fairly loose with the tiny bits of cash I get, I've no qualms buying people drinks or food or whatever.

**Azuteor** · 10-27-2012, 04:17 AM

I was at the hospital yesterday as the student nurse for this elderly couple. I shouldn't say that this is the only nice thing I've ever done since taking care of people is part of my career, but this is an experience I'll remember forever. They are the sweetest couple I have ever encountered. You could practically see love oozing from them. The husband was very active in her care and often came to me whenever he needed something. At the end of my 6 hour shift, the wife gave me a few kisses on the forehead, husband shook my hand, and their daughter thanked me. The elderly couple also shared stories about their 65 year marriage. It was their gratitude and smiles that made the lack of sleep for two days and stress in the medical field worth it.