A lot of the posting on here can get into the actions of the idjits all around us. It's easy to find humor, depression, anger & other emotions with so many bad examples which litter our society. The thing is - I learned a long time ago, there are more good people out there than bad ones. That's really what makes the world turn.

Recently, I have experienced the good fortune to be the recipient of "favors" from Mr. Jank, the knifemaker, and Mr. T. Not knowing me from Adam, both went out of their way to benefit me. These guys lead by example and more should follow their path. Pretty sure lots more of you guys are similar.

Thanks for putting up with me. I will try to keep the good mojo going,

Hudbone

THF is full of them.

A lot of good stuff like that happens around here....

Love a good feel good thread. What warms my heart is the overwhelming grated similar to yours. I gave a shotgun to Whitewing Manic. His kindness continued . I gave a dog training pistol to a guy on the gun dog forum. He re- gifted it. The list goes on.

Yep

True

Its my understanding that you got it all started. Could never count the times you offered to help. You once offered to mail me a chainsaw.

x2

I have met or done business with over 50 people on this forum. Only 1 person was a horrible human being. Just one.

The vast majority of people on here are salt of the earth.

Oh, I gotta hear this story! Unless it was me.

I have met you twice sir. Definitely not you. Has that caretaker of yours been back to Point Blank? She said the next time she was up that way she would check out my place.

Next time we’re there I’ll have her come up. I’ll let you know the schedule so you can get her over to your place next day.

Thank you sir.

Hey Cast, remember this. I'm sure I got the best of the deal. I gave you fire wood frome my neighbors tree. You and your beautiful wife brought me Pecan Roasted coffee. Beats the the snot out of this.

Lots of great folks out there, but good deeds rarely get press. Just ask Don:

I do remember that Bill. We hauled that pecan to north Texas and warmed our house with it. Thanks again for your hospitality.

BTW, I’m drinking that roasted pecan coffee right now. It’s still good.

Hudbone, thanks for the acknowledgement. Very few people nowadays take the time to say "thank you," especially in a public way.