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on Sat, Feb 20, 2010 at 3:43 PM
I was in at the On the Run gas station's Tim Hortons. I thought my Tim card could handle my order of a sandwich and an ice tea. When I came short of the total a kind stranger behind me decided to pay for the rest. Thank you. —Tim Hortons Guy
Posted
on Sat, Feb 20, 2010 at 3:22 PM
...who was bustin' moves outside the Rockingham Ridge plaza: It was fun to watch your impromptu sidewalk performance, for however little time I could as the bus trundled on. Keep dancing! —Busgoing Spectator
Posted
on Fri, Feb 19, 2010 at 10:00 AM
To the man with the black stetson who seems to be popping up everywhere at Dal these days. Where did you come from? Why are you always alone, not reading, drinking or eating? I feel you are the epitome of the brooding cowboy. As a fugitive from Cowtown, I can't help being a bit shaken by your appearances. Is this my past coming back to haunt me? Whoever you are, you brighten my days. Feel free to tip your hat my way.
---Closet Cowgirl
Posted
on Thu, Feb 18, 2010 at 10:40 AM
I need my fix everyday. You make me so happy, thank you for always making me laugh. Don't be scared, don't hold back- I need you. I want you. Only you.
---B.
Posted
on Wed, Feb 17, 2010 at 3:35 PM
I was stuck on an off ramp this morning going down to tacoma drive and a plow operator named Charlie came to my rescue. I just wanted to say thank-you Charlie, no-one else came to help me, not even roadside assistance(they refused)
I looked at the logo on your plow truck and it said "Atlantic"something. If anyone knows this Charlie tell him he made my day, i have never been stuck in the snow before and wasn't sure how to get out
---Lady who was stuck in the snow
Posted
on Wed, Feb 17, 2010 at 3:29 PM
On a very snow day on Sunday Feb 7 I was driving from Digby to Halifax with my girlfriend and baby girl in the car. We were just outside of Bridgetown when we went off the road. I like to thank all 25 or more people that stopped and made sure we were ok. I also like to thank the young RCMP office that was on his way to work and the under cove cop stopped as well. This is the reason why I live in Nova Scotia.
PS THANK GOD FOR CELL PHONES AND CAA
---L-Dawg from Digby
Posted
on Wed, Feb 17, 2010 at 3:23 PM
Thank you Thank You Thank you to the Police Officer who pulled over and offered me a lift this morning in the middle of that blizzard. You made my day and my week and reminded me of how when I was younger my dad would offer people struggling with groceries a lift.
---Guy with great city , great dad and great life
Posted
on Wed, Feb 17, 2010 at 3:21 PM
From a proud BCer Now living in the co-best province in Canada big props to the braintrust behind our hockey team, a fellow BCer Steve Yzerman. This years team is the perfect blend of skill, speed and size.
---Proud Fucking Canadian
Posted
on Wed, Feb 17, 2010 at 3:20 PM
I probably should walk away but the comforting look on your face makes me stay the sweet smell of u puts me in a haze got me thinking bout you for days. got me wondering what its like to be in a relationship and not fight cause when im with u the world iis right
---Dark Knight in my life
Posted
on Tue, Feb 16, 2010 at 4:42 PM
A hearty shout-out to whoever made the mixed CD that had the following written in orange marker:
Hey there, good times behind, good times ahead, all in love!
We found it at the base of a tree on W. street on Valentine's day. We brought it in, burned it, and put it back where we found it. Hubby and I exchanged shocked looks as every song pertained to us *somehow*. From the 69th Street Bridge Song, to Here For a Good Time (our first date song!), to I'm Yours, to All You Need is Love, to Don't Worry, Be Happy, we danced, loved and laughed, and hoped that we didn't interrupt a scavenger hunt, and that the CD would get to its intended.
Thanks for a sweet Valentine's surprise that we'll never forget!
---Music and Love lovers
