I had to help a crying mother and her kids yesterday.
 

She was a single mum with 3 kids and she was crying her eyes out in my local tescos her 3 young kids gripping her leg as they started crying as well..all of them were unconsolabe because mum had lost all the holiday money she had saved up on the way to the shops
...I GAVE HER £50

That was kind of you Parmy, many would have just walked past,good for you and welcome back you've been missed.

that's a nice friendly gesture from you

I wouldn't give £50 to someone I know :omgno:

Btw I missed your interesting threads :clap1:

I wouldn't normally do that Kazanne, but I had just found 2 grand in an envelope in the car pack.:cheer2:

Thank you..I've been reading yours.

...you looney..:laugh:...get that holiday money spent quickly before their tears cause you to give them all back another £50...:laugh:...

I feel like you’re the kind of guy who applauds when the film in the cinema ends.

If by applaud you mean crawling about in the dark picking up all the free sweeties..then yes. I am that guy.

I hope it was not a scam....................

:joker: Don’t ever change Parmy.
I love your redistribution of wealth:laugh:

:omgno: not you picking up chewing gum from the floor or underneath some of the seats

That was a lovely gesture...:hug::flowers:

:joker:

:fist: Parmy you swine , but I am sure had it happened you would have tried to help her.:laugh:

:hee:

I would have went and looked for her money for her. I wouldn't have given her 50 quid out of my own money though.

I once paid out a lady £700 for an Irish lotto win, cash in a brown envelope, she got the bus home and when she got home it wasnt in her bag. Must have fallen out on the bus. I sometimes wonder what lucky bastard found £700 cash on that bus :flutter:.

The best part though was that she came in the next day wanting paid out again because she lost the money. I mean I felt bad for her but like... What?

:joker:

I can cry. How hard to I have to cry for a share?

Miss you Parmy, nice to see you x

Missed you all too.

Now that would be a good day.

Awww that's a shame.

I left my handbag on a shopping trolley at Morrisons a couple of Christmases ago, everything was in it, purse, debit and credit cards, phone, work phone, DVDs and a couple of games I'd bought for Christmas presents... and I'd just got cash from the ATM. I drove back not thinking for a minute that I'd get it back, but someone had handed it in, didn't even leave their details so I could thank them. Restores your faith sometimes.

:joker:

Had she just lost a pound