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  1. 09-13-2011, 10:16 PM #1
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    Default A Little Affirmation

    No matter who, or where you are, even if you're not a grumpy old codger, if you watch the news or read the newspaper odds are you're prone to use one (or both) of these frequently:

    1. "What the hell's the matter with people these days?"
    2. "Are there even a dozen decent people left in this country (or planet)?

    Well, this story was the odd bit of good news. A reminder that despite living in a world gone mad that occassionally people still display the courage, altruism and random kindness to strangers that it's easy to forget ever existed. Incredible story! The video is a bit wonky but well worth a look (to get the full effect of the story)
    Heroes save a young Logan man trapped beneath a burning car - ABC 4.com - Salt Lake City, Utah News
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    And a new one from us youngsters, quite often used in my house when viewing the news, or watching Cops, Hoarders, Cheaters, Intervention, etc.-
    3."There is a definite lack of mercy killings these days."

    That is a great story. Glad I read it.
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