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This is gonna bite me in the butt
Ricci Wright
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There's a black dude that lives on the street here in Wilmington. I first saw him back in the spring sitting on the sidewalk in front of Sonic on Market st. with a shopping cart loaded down with his possessions. He looked to be about 40 maybe 6 feet and 175. I think he was talking to someone but there wasn't anyone near him. I would see him every now and then in a six or eight block area with that shopping cart and then last week I noticed he seemed to take up residence near the corner of Kerr and Market in front of a strip mall. Then last night it turned cold and when I left the office at around midnight I saw his cart pulled up behind an ice machine. I couldn't actually see him but that cart was piled high with what looked like blankets and I figured he was under them. I got here at work about 10:30 this morning and caught myself several times wondering if the guy was ok. Well I don't know why cause I don't know him and he might even get pissed but I went to amazon and ordered a case of hand warmers, some warm socks and gloves, and a watch cap. I am supposed to get it all by Tuesday so I will drop it off then. This probably qualifies as a good dead and I know it will probably end up biting me in the butt.
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you could buy him a burger king taco, that should get rid of him......
You will get a weekly list of needs.
Congrats on your new room mate.
:shock:
Merry Christmas Sir.
I will add I will guess every one on this forum has done similar , or will at some point .
sometimes it just feels right to help some one and you some how know your not being scammed :shock:
In Anchorage, in the winter, there are those deadbeats on the corners of many major intersections. The have hand-made signs that say, "Please Help" or "Will work for food".
When Sis goes to the grocery store she sees them and her heart cries. She buys heavy socks, mittens and stocking caps. Then she picks up several Big Macs.
Circling around thru the back streets so she can drive through the intersection from all directions then, like Santa Clause, she hands out her goodies. Stretching her arm out the window with her bag of gifts she smiles sweetly and says, "God loves you."
The most common reply is, "Smatter with you? Crazy honkie woman! I can't trade this for liquor!
I keep threatening to drive back in my car with a bunch of those little airline bottles of booze and trade 'em out of those nice hats and mittens.
You might want to rephrase that a little ..................................................
"Never do wrong to make a friend----or to keep one".....Robert E. Lee