"A Nice Person Found My Phone After I Left It In The Metro Train And Took Pictures Before Giving It To The Train Staff"
"Whoever you are, thank you, kind stranger, for picking up my phone and giving it to the train staff after I lost it in the Melbourne metro train. I'm glad you took pictures on my phone, so at least everyone will know what a great person you are."
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Bertha 4 month s ago
In the case of #17 a helmet saved a hero which is a good thing; in #12 not so much as the helmet probably saved a moron.
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Littleberry 4 month s ago
Bertha,Bikers can have accidents too. Just like your parents did.
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Gilbert 4 month s ago
Littleberry, legend.
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Cene 4 month s ago
#8 Who are these people that use the words "insane" and "insanely" to try to amplify the feeling associated with a picture? They could leave it out and it would be so much better.
#17 "Bertha" you're mentally ill.
#17 "Bertha" you're mentally ill.
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Darkey 4 month s ago
#2 If you're spending 12 hours with your telescope, you're probably not getting lucky.
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Joey 4 month s ago
Darkey,
There's a salacious double meaning to your comment that you might be unaware of.
There's a salacious double meaning to your comment that you might be unaware of.
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Joey 4 month s ago
#7 "...just before I stepped on it." 
#9 Be sure to get them authenticated, as Lalique is notoriously counterfeited. I have real Lalique and fakes which I use as comparative reference.
#10 What an incredibly hyperbolic statement. That looks like it was merely a localized brush fire, and that sturdy steel and stone wall is what 'actually' saved your needlessly frightened fruity "community' even if it burnt out on it's own without fire fighting intervention.
#23 An ultra rare case of true philanthropy.
#28 "Hidden treasure" connotes intent. These were merely lost...then found.
#34 That's cool. But, 12 years ago I found a Gio Ponti "A Canne" vase stamped "Venini Murano Italy" for $5 at a thrift store and sold it on eBay for almost $14,000. seriously.
I knew exactly what it was and how much it was worth. I carried it out of the store like it was made out of nitro glycerin.
#9 Be sure to get them authenticated, as Lalique is notoriously counterfeited. I have real Lalique and fakes which I use as comparative reference.
#10 What an incredibly hyperbolic statement. That looks like it was merely a localized brush fire, and that sturdy steel and stone wall is what 'actually' saved your needlessly frightened fruity "community' even if it burnt out on it's own without fire fighting intervention.
#23 An ultra rare case of true philanthropy.
#28 "Hidden treasure" connotes intent. These were merely lost...then found.
#34 That's cool. But, 12 years ago I found a Gio Ponti "A Canne" vase stamped "Venini Murano Italy" for $5 at a thrift store and sold it on eBay for almost $14,000. seriously.
I knew exactly what it was and how much it was worth. I carried it out of the store like it was made out of nitro glycerin.
#17 "Bertha" you're mentally ill.
There's a salacious double meaning to your comment that you might be unaware of.
#9 Be sure to get them authenticated, as Lalique is notoriously counterfeited. I have real Lalique and fakes which I use as comparative reference.
#10 What an incredibly hyperbolic statement. That looks like it was merely a localized brush fire, and that sturdy steel and stone wall is what 'actually' saved your needlessly frightened fruity "community' even if it burnt out on it's own without fire fighting intervention.
#23 An ultra rare case of true philanthropy.
#28 "Hidden treasure" connotes intent. These were merely lost...then found.
#34 That's cool. But, 12 years ago I found a Gio Ponti "A Canne" vase stamped "Venini Murano Italy" for $5 at a thrift store and sold it on eBay for almost $14,000. seriously.
I knew exactly what it was and how much it was worth. I carried it out of the store like it was made out of nitro glycerin.