Funny: Tourism per say

[pugo]

Check out this interessting true story,described by some journalist in one of the London gazettes...

Jumping the queue...
"Today, a true tale of heroism that takes place not in a war zone, nor a hospital, but on Victoria station in London in 2007, during a tube strike. Our hero – a transport journalist and self-described "big, stocky bloke with a shaven head" named Gareth Edwards, is standing wi
th other commuters in a long, snaking line for a bus, when a smartly dressed businessman blatantly cuts in a line behind him. (Behind him: this detail matters.)
The man proves immune to polite remonstration, whereupon Edwards is seized by a magnificent idea. He turns to the elderly woman standing behind the queue-jumper, and asks her if she'd like to go ahead of him. She accepts, so he asks the person behind her, and the next person, and the next – until 60 or 70 people have moved ahead. Edwards and the seething queue-jumper shuffling further backwards all the time. The bus finally pulls up, and Edwards hears a shout from the front of the line. It's the elderly woman, addressing him: "Young man! Do you want to go in front of me?"

Kindness inspires kindness )

[Tina lawrence]

That is why it is always good to be kind wherever you go cos we don't know when we will receive the reward.

[Folami David]

That is why it is always good to be kind wherever you go cos we don't know when we will receive the reward.

Kindness pays at the end of it all!
It pays to be kind!!!

[Glory Skales Charity]

That is why it is always good to be kind wherever you go cos we don't know when we will receive the reward.

you have spoken the absolute truth

[Nifemi Donald]

That is why it is always good to be kind wherever you go cos we don't know when we will receive the reward.

You did not lie o. This is just what i wanted to say too. Vey tru