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[Bobsurplus]

So today, while chilling in the resort lobby, an old lady (80+) took a tumble down the stairs coming out of the bar. She smacked her face (she had one too many glasses of Bailey's), blood poured from her nose and she also bumped her elbow and knee. No one even got out of their seats to help her besides me and my girl. It felt real nice helping someone else in need. Because it felt so good, I want to give away some free Bits (bitcoins) to someone/s in this wonderful bitcoin community.

Please share your truthful story about how you helped others out of the kindness of your heart and maybe I'll chose you to send some free bits to.

Please include your bitcoin address as well.

This thread will run for 48 hours till I get back home and upon my return I'll read the thread and start sending some bits out.

Adios mi amigos.

[fukuda]

Glad there is still people like you. People that wanted help without return is in near extinction.

[(oYo)]

Helping people is its own reward.

[twister]

I always help people whenever I can but I don't want to brag about it for some bits. I am happy with the good Karma I receive when I do it.

[cryptoforcause]

I always help people whenever I get a chance to.

I help blinds in crossing the roads and getting a bus.

And on every BirthDay, I donate food and money in Old Age Homes and Orphanages.

I like helping people out. If someone here needs help from me, you can PM me. I will do it for free, if I can do that job.

[Bobsurplus]

come on guys.... no one does any good here?


EDIT: Share more good deeds, and post some bitcoin addresses.

[(oYo)]

come on guys.... no one does any good here?

On the contrary, my friend. I think we've all admitted to "doing good". Like I said in my previous post, the reason for doing so is purely a selfish desire to feel good and is therefore its own reward. To openly brag about such deeds detracts from that feeling of goodness. Have a great day.

[Hazir]

I hope there will be NO ONE in this thread to post his bitcoin address and demand a reward for his deeds. I sincerely hope that. As many of previous posters said before doing good things and being a honest, good and truthful man is a reward by itself. Do you think I need gratification for helping someone? No! I just need to know that I was doing the right thing.

[cryptoforcause]

I always help people whenever I get a chance to.

I help blinds in crossing the roads and getting a bus.

And on every BirthDay, I donate food and money in Old Age Homes and Orphanages.

I like helping people out. If someone here needs help from me, you can PM me. I will do it for free, if I can do that job.

My BTC Addy- 1HkS2uy1yZBQiX7M252Ej75SCAQyqemjyy

[|Bitcoin|]

I'm not like you. If I was there I will be sitting down. May I have my 'donation' for honest?

[RagingBull]

here : 18gDaLzmfYWJJ7sZZCbMC6YZXwEpWcABT

Doing is good, telling I am not so sure about . I'll re-give to someone in need.

[cryptocoiner]

So today, while chilling in the resort lobby, an old lady (80+) took a tumble down the stairs coming out of the bar. She smacked her face (she had one too many glasses of Bailey's), blood poured from her nose and she also bumped her elbow and knee. No one even got out of their seats to help her besides me and my girl.

I have some questions to you. What country are you in now? America? What was mostly the ppl there in a place, were they rich, poor or middle class? Why lady was alone? Should she be with someone to help at her age? Like her kids? And how do you position youself? Rich, poor? I mean it's easy to feel youself generous and helpful when you have money. And its completely different when you have barely enough only for cheap food and nothing more.

[Nobitcoin]

Here's my story :

When I was around 10 years old I was out shopping with my mother at the local Salisbury. We approached the checkout and seeing that the old lady was struggling with putting her shopping onto the counter I gladly helped out. Once the lady paid for all her shopping she turned to me and gave me 50p I immediately turned to my mother and in horror she told me to give the money back. At that very second I turned back to return the money but the frail old lady who was around 80 years of age disappeared.

[Zebedee23]

So today, while chilling in the resort lobby, an old lady (80+) took a tumble down the stairs coming out of the bar. She smacked her face (she had one too many glasses of Bailey's), blood poured from her nose and she also bumped her elbow and knee. No one even got out of their seats to help her besides me and my girl.

I have some questions to you. What country are you in now? America? What was mostly the ppl there in a place, were they rich, poor or middle class? Why lady was alone? Should she be with someone to help at her age? Like her kids? And how do you position youself? Rich, poor? I mean it's easy to feel youself generous and helpful when you have money. And its completely different when you have barely enough only for cheap food and nothing more.

look who your talking to, of course hes rich , hes scammed thousands of Bitcoins off half of bitcointalk

[Sic840]

So today, while chilling in the resort lobby, an old lady (80+) took a tumble down the stairs coming out of the bar. She smacked her face (she had one too many glasses of Bailey's), blood poured from her nose and she also bumped her elbow and knee. No one even got out of their seats to help her besides me and my girl. It felt real nice helping someone else in need. Because it felt so good, I want to give away some free Bits (bitcoins) to someone/s in this wonderful bitcoin community.

Please share your truthful story about how you helped others out of the kindness of your heart and maybe I'll chose you to send some free bits to.

Please include your bitcoin address as well.

This thread will run for 48 hours till I get back home and upon my return I'll read the thread and start sending some bits out.

Adios mi amigos.

I volunteer every other weekend and a nursery. One Saturday a month I help mow,garden,fix computers in rough neighborhoods in my city. I work full time and I am a husband father of two. I am quick to help people here in cryptoland see @bitcoinbegger Feel free Bob -> 1FVcva9pHTQYw9iQ9bd3UaHnDX97EYcdY5

[activebiz]

 just fixed a friend electrical problem. it seem to complicated and would cost them too much. I also often offer technical assistance both online and offline. also giving away gift cards as I could not use them.

131VRucDcKxRNoVVf48N2LH2hyLSXdDf47

[SaktoWuN]

One night while going home I saw an old man lying unconscious on the street. He is still breathing I quickly called the emergency response team. He was brought to the hospital I don't know what happen to the old man after that.

[[Jr.Member]]

If i can help someone i will help him, if not i will try the best.

my btc addy
1FkHLyMgtyXpbRzYgUDJ43wqAfZznNE6qW

[btcjoin14]

You can donate the money to Sean's Outpost to help homeless people.
https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=295211.0 and http://seansoutpost.com/donate/

[cryptocoiner]

So? Story is over? Anyone got some payments from him?