r/Askreddit What's Your Amazing Story That You Never Get The Chance To Tell?
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- Опубліковано 28 вер 2024
- r/Askreddit In today's episode, we have stories from people who have amazing stories to tell, but nobody on Reddit has ever asked the right question. We've got possums eating sandwiches, people losing their wallets on murder scenes, and a guy who loses thousands of dollars from Uber Eats just because he bought some chicken nuggets. If you like this content, be sure to subscribe for more daily Reddit videos!
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I kinda want to make a fan art of the opossum eating a sandwich now
Yes please do
Do it
Please do!
Just do it
Do ittt
The post about Arwen the dog was depressing and heart-warming. I'm just glad that she lived for 5 more years. She was literally a hero.
"The truth is stranger than fiction. Fiction, after all, has to make sense."
Reallity is Unrealistic
@@archerhitthetarget Samuel Clemmons, aka Mark Twain, said something along those lines, although it's been interpreted several different ways. quoteinvestigator.com/2015/07/15/truth-stranger/
"Hey, your husband is burning"
"Yeah, that happens now and then.... Lets talk about that transaction"
Yout not the only one.
"Yout" - Is that a metatypo? :D
@@JackMine007 Yes.
Yes it is. And im not changing it! :D
@@FlashFoxBox misspelled words are the best words
Burning hot you mean? That's why I married him, but let's not get distracted by that
The opossum story is terrifying. I imagine the human who purchased the sandwich came across the opossum and gave it the sandwich in exchange for their life.
That's what I thought too .
Gonna draw it XD
What if the opossum purchased the sandwich itself? I've heard of crows doing the same thing. They see humans get food for currency, they find something they think would be worth a sandwich, they order, trade, and walk out the door to find a place to eat.
Opossums are sweethearts though. They may hiss and put on a show, but they're pretty much just cowards. They make great pets too. c:
@@sephthesatanist6558 that’s what they want you to think! They pretend to be cowards so you drop your guard and they can eat your face. I always lock my door to make sure the enormous opossums don’t stand up on their hind legs, open my door, and take over my home. I know they’d leave me with all the bills.
Really though, the idea of an opossum eating a sandwich the way humans do is terrifying, no matter how sweet they may truly be.
"He's working on his compliments" 😂
The opossum eating the sandwich reminds me of something that happened on a trip I took a few months ago. We were walking through a park when a crow stole someone's bag of Doritos, took the whole bag to a high up place, and then just started eating the chips out of the bag one by one. That crow made my day.
I will never not smile at or get tired of rslash ranting about his alien dog theory. You give me so much serotonin
SAME! he is so wholesome in his enthusiasm 🥰
i’m so glad he keeps talking about it
Me too. It’s my favourite discussion to have now.
Can someone please say I'm not only one crying about Arwen story
It resonated with me. Years ago my sister's collie mix dog got hit by a rattler! If sis hadn't been off work that day, the pooch would have died! Sis rushed her to the vet, and $300 of antivenin later, the dog recovered. Her long slender nose swelled up like a bulldog. She made a total recovery, lived many more years.
That dog was amazing.
Ngl, got choked up & teary. Many, many years ago, our Doberman saved my brothers life by knocking him down before he got to the road to grab the mail. Her momentum carried her out into the road and into the path of the car that would have killed my brother. We were so broken-hearted, but she saved Jeff that day. We don't deserve dogs.
You're definitely not the only one! What an amazing dog
That one definitely tugged at my heartstrings too! I’m a dog lover!!
Literally crying over Arwen! We do anything we can to save and protect our dogs! We def don’t deserve them!!! Thank you and op for sharing that story! 💜
The story with the bag reminds me of that story of the hitchbot, social experiment, hitchhiked across Canada and it made it fine. People grabbed it and got it across Canada. Safely. Tried it in the US and it only made it too Philadelphia before being dismantled. And hitchbot was a true freeloader that first guy didn’t even get robbed.
In 1993 I got the chance to go to Hong Kong. I went with my dad sister and aunt. The second day there, we went on the subway. It was hot and coming from england I was not use to the weather. The car was packed and we were standing. The next thing I know I'm waking up on the floor. Yes I passed out. My dad helped me up. Everyone on the seats in the car had stood up to offer me their seat. I felt very humble.
I love the “he’s working on his compliments”. That’s fabulous!
I got to see a stingray give birth.
Some dude was fishing out on the ocean and caught this very pregnant stingray. He immediately pulled her over to the shore to unhook her and check if she’s fine. Of course we and some other people gathered to look at this random fat stingray, and then she started giving birth. If I remember, she gave birth to about 12 babies. Got to touch a couple of the little sea bees and watched them swim back out to sea with the mom. My mom and dad got a video of it. I will never forget that day, it was amazing.
Woah! I didn’t know stingrays were livebearers. That’s really cool!
Possum: Oh hey there, someone gave me this. Feel free to take pics.
I'm imagining that the woman on the zoom call is just sitting there and the people on the other end are going, "Egads what is going on in your kitchen?!" and she just calmly goes "Aurora Borealis".
ah so Skinner had a daughter at least she kept some funny things that she saw from her dad(principal Skinner from the Simpsons)
i finally get to experience the same rush of all those “i’m never this early” comments
Nice
69th like
good job
I thought death was coming for OP's grandmother and their mom scared death away
Why does everyone forgets that cats have domesticated themselves because they liked our vibe?
Maybe because rSlash is a dog person and most dog people don't like cats... :(
@@mihan2d I must be one of the rare people who like both
@@naeyemialee6252 Hell yeah! I've found another person that realizes you can like both cats and dogs!
@@naeyemialee6252 i'm a cat person, but i really wish i could hang out with a dog. i'm a muslim, we can't touch them much :"(
try that again
Everybody’s story that they never got to tell: It’s my time to shine
Maybe a raccoon owed the opossum a favor, consulted with it's animal brethren, came up with a needlessly complicated plan, and dropped some poor dude down a manhole as he was walking out of Subway so they could steal his sandwich and repay the opossum. Lmao! 🤣
Yea opossum is spelt with an o, but here in the south we drop the first o and just say possum
Arwen the dog is a freaking hero!🤩❤️
The phrase "Bangkok has it now" could also be used here in America. If he had lost that bag in the states he was never going to see it again
anywhere even in Canada. the OP was a moron for losing it, but everyone is ignoring that to focus on the recovery (at OP’s expense)
Not gonna lie I started crying at the story with the dog. I feared she died from the bites... T_T
Luckily the mother didn't give up.
Yes I was imagining a business woman doing business while her husband was on fire in the background.
That last story is actually something I’ve experienced
The dog story made me cry, we don't deserve them :((
NGL I would have taken a bunch of screenshots of the uber eats "transactions" (and everything else) and seen if its possible to sue because that feels SUPER illegal.
that last story was so normal i thought it was super suspicious lmao
Your pfp of a cookie isnt making things any easier either. lol
@@Bladedcloud6159 it wasn't meant to make things easier
DigiCookieBoi it's definitely making something harder...
Husband:What do I have to do to get your attention honey, set myself on fire.
Wife: continues to ignore him
The story about the person getting their bag back sparked a memory! I was living in Illinois and my mom had come down to visit, she stopped for the night at a random motel and accidentally left her pillow. The front desk worker was so kind and sent it to us. I tried to offer payment but he refused. Sometimes people are just kind 💜
I love how it's a trope that canadians are "nice" when, really, they are just being decent humans beings lol
Dismissing good deeds as some kind of country quirk isn't going to help us realise just how awful we're being to each other. Just a thought..
We knew my grandmother would die when she told us her husband, who'd died like 20 years before, was sitting in the chair in her hospital room. The same for my FIL. He was talking to himself, opened his eyes and looked at me and said "You can finally meet (brothers name)! He and (dad) are here, Charlene!" I told my husband he wouldn't last the night, so the entire family stayed over, and I was right. That was the start of covid, so we still haven't had a funeral or memorial.
As a teenager, I was wan in army cadets. There would be various events throughout the year where we would visit actual military bases and do stuff. I do not remember what stuff we were doing in this particular visit, but that is not important. What was important was the ducks. On this day, a duck was walking through the base with a trail of duckling following behind. Everyone stopped what they were doing to watch the ducklings. Every soldier in the area, privates, NCO's, even a passing captain stopped to watch them. No one was immune. The enthralling power of duckling is absolute. None can resist.
It was highly amusing and the ducklings, of coarse, were super cute.
One of my favourite tiny stories: when I was flying to Australia one time from New Zealand the plane went over a cloud bank. Pretty normal. In the middle of the cloud bank was a small dome, and inside that dome of clouds lightning was visibly bouncing off. No other lightning anywhere but in that one dome on top of the clouds. Very surreal and very gorgeous.
I am going to say this, as a canadian, this seems like the most canadian thing to ever do with returning that backpack
I don't even like possums but now I want to get a picture of one eating a subway sandwich.
Happy Easter!
“Space snakes” 😂 reminds me of Rick & Morty, one of my fave episodes
@@benjiro8793 sss s s sss s sss s ss sss
The Snake Nazis were a hoot! 😆
My kitty does that, all my cats so far are very protective of me. My cat growing up uses to attack the pedo who raped me as a child from breaking into my room. I swear that cat was a dog in cat form.
I’m sorry that happened to you. What a beautiful cat
With the 'Husband on fire' story, I was imagining him as Beaker from Muppet Labs after one of Dr. Honeydew's experiments.
The last one reminds me of how when I was in elementary school I would randomly compliment all the teachers, janitors and sometimes older students in the hallways
I'm freaking DEAD! Lmao, I remember the vid where he talked about the importance of dogs when it comes to aliens visiting.
My friend was looking after my dog for a bit over a week because I had to travel about 1,800km away to sort out a few things. One day one of my friend’s neighbours walked up to her front door to ask if he could park one of his cars out the front of her house for a couple of days, my dog (who is deaf by the way) immediately took up a defensive stance between the front door and my friend’s daughter who was napping on the lounge. My dog loves children and I genuinely believe she would kill someone if she thought they were going to attack a child. She has also rounded up an eastern brown snake, came up to me to show me the other two dogs had run off (someone didn’t close the gate so my dog snitched on the other two dogs for walking off) she is extremely well behaved even if she doesn’t listen to a single word I say 😂 (yes, that’s a deaf joke).
Wow, an early video! We don't deserve you rSlash. Thank you for the daily video.
double early cuz its day light savings
Not gonna lie, the doggo saving the boy brought on a couple tears
Busted out laughing at the alien/dog rant, he was so excited to further prove his point XD
I was not expecting the alien dog again. XD That dog story was pretty amazing.
You got your bag back because you were in Canada. In the US, you would have heard "no backpack here" and that's that.
In the early days of cell phones (like pre flip phones), I was out shopping with my dad and apparently was in charge of his cell phone (being around 10 at the time, I didn’t realize this). So, we get to the next destination in our shopping adventure (I forget the details but believe we were Xmas shopping), and he has to call someone, so he asks me where his phone is. Again, these were the primitive pre flip-phone days, so only he and my mother had a phone. I say I don’t know...I thought he had it. He said he thought I had it. We both panic and realize we left it back at the first shop we were at, that closed in 15-20 minutes. In a panic, we rush back there, and are able to grab it, but not before one of the workers there said that someone had called it and they picked up (God knows why) to talk to whoever was calling that phone, and it took a bit to figure out who they had talked to and stuff and tell them the situation (also pre Bluetooth, so it was annoying to do so), but we got it all sorted.
Other than answering someone’s phone for no reason, the workers did a pretty good job of holding onto it until we got back, and said they were going to stay a bit late “just in case” from what I recall, so overall, I’d give them a 8/10 when it comes to the “going out of your way/being nice” of the situation.
Here’s the plot twist: this happened in the US, and while some would argue that because it happened in Texas, around 18-20 years ago, don’t expect it to happen in the rest of the country at all, especially nowadays, I’ll just say that sometimes, people surprise you, so don’t just assume you’re SOL if something happens. It could actually work out in the end.
@@guitarbass22 IMO it's normal, and helpful, to answer an unattended mobile phone. Best way to find out how to contact the owner. There's a good chance it's a friend of the owner trying to find out where it is
@@esquilax5563 In today’s world, yes...but 20 years ago, when flip phones or having a cell phone at all was as common as the iPhone 11 is today, we can agree to disagree.
I don't want to argue cause I am Canadian but its hard for me to believe that there aren't nice honest people in the US too that would do the same. I think it's always the luck of the draw who you meet up with anywhere for good and bad people.
Of course the cookies was awesome. Almost all food is awesome when you're stoned. lol
So about that backpack story...I had something similar in the US.
my friends and I were at an anime con for a weekend in a well-known city. It was the last day of the con, right went the con was closing. My one friend and I were catching the least little shuttle bus from the con back to a stop by our hotel. This odd guy kept trying to talk to us on and bus and we were tired. We got off the bus to walk the 3 blocks to our hotel, I have a bag of merch in on hand and went to get the keycard from my backpack to open up a side door for the hotel....when I realized my bag was GONE.
The bag with my wallet, my ID, debit card, $200 some in cash, and what hurt most, my camera with ALL my pictures from the whole weekend! The money and cards and could be canceled...but that camera had memories on it now.
We RAN back to the con( it wasn't crazy far but still a bit of a walk) hoping I left it there. Lost and found had nothing. They tried to call the shuttle bussed but they couldn't get ahead of them. They checked the ones they could though. We called the bus company and didn't hear back.
I had to call my mom (Thankfully I dropped my phone in the bag of merch so I had that at least) and had to tell her in tears what happened. We were staying in the town one more day to relax and chill after con..I was so upset that I lost my bag, mostly for the camera over everything else since the memories and pictures on it can't be replaced. We spent our last day in the city making the most of it, my friends spotted me cash since they knew I was good for it.
2 days after I got home we got a thing in the email saying I needed to come to the post office with some picture ID to claim a package....I went and there it was. my bag. My camera, my wallet EVERYTHING. Since my license was in my wallet whoever found my bag had my address and MAILED IT BAD TO ME. Not one cent was missing from my wallet either! ( I know because at cone I write down the money I have and keep track of what I spend so I knew what should be in the bag) This saint who found my bad paid $40 to mail it express back to me.
I ended up sending a thank you card to the return address, along with the money for the shipping plus a bit extra. I can't even tell you how much this meant to me. To this day I think back fondly on the kind soul who returned my bag.
(if anyone is wondering I'm like 90% sure I left it on the shuttle bus. I was tired and I think I just assumed it was my back, but was tired and trying to get away from the weird guy and just didn't notice the straps well off since it was a light string bag.)
To the kind saint who mailed my bag back, thankyou.
_Woah! A Possum eating like a normal person_ :O
Hiiiiiiiiiiiiii-
-weird youtube algorithm
ok time to actually watch this amazing channel narrate amazing stories
lmaooooo the last ones echo
lol when he said "did someone guy just go to subway and specifically buy a six inch sandwich to just get to this opossum like here you go little dude enjoy" i loved it because i would actually do that for a darn opossum XD
My crazy story:
A former coworker of mine was a neighbor to one of the Manson family members. He was very good friends with her and regularly hung out with her, until one night, she was waiting for her ride. When he sat out with her they had a few beers before the driver and 2 other girls in the passenger seats picked her up. Little did he know, that night she and the other people in the car killed Sharon Tate, his neighbor was Susan Atkins.
first time I got on a video this fast
1:24 - 3:54
I actually have two stories similar to this one, both of which took place in America.
The first happened when I was little on vacation with my parents in Florida. My mom bought some hummingbird knick knacks from a gift shop, and paid by check because that was still a common thing at the time. Apparently she left them on the counter at the cashier and completely forgot about them. We only discovered what had happened after we had been home in Michigan for a few days, because the employees at the shop decided to mail them to the address that was on her check.
The second time happened to me more recently.
I went on a vacation with friends in New York. A few hours after leaving, I realized that I had left my tablet in the hotel room. Going back for it would have added at least 4 hours to our trip so I'm very grateful that when I called the hotel, the staff was willing to ship it to my home. I had to pay the shipping cost, but the hotel staff did not charge anything for their services.
There are definitely still some nice people in America too. That story with the backpack reminded me of when we left our good beach towels(super thick and soft, really nice and really expensive) in the dryer at a KOA. We called the camp ground a week later when we realized they were missing and they not only still had them, but they shipped them back to us free of charge.
"He's working on his compliments" sdjfkhsak he's doing his best I guess
Ngl i really wish that someone actually bought a 6inch sandwich for that opposum, it would be the cutest crackhead thing I’ve heard of
Uber eats story is too relatable. Same thing happened to me but only about $100. Eventually the charges were reversed but I never order through them anymore because of how problematic it always is.
I disagree that an American wouldn't have sent the bag back. Maybe I just live in a different part of the US than you, but generally people have been pretty nice about those sort of things.
Lmao I started cry-laughing the moment I heard "See this is what I mean with my alien dog rant!!"
Hearing him say opossum "OH-possum" was driving me nuts
14:44 this reminded me of a story my dad's friend told me. His sister had a dog and it was bitten by a snake, she was so sad and laid the dog on it's bed and it didn't move at all, but she didn't want to bury the dog. She left the lifeless dog there for 3 days and then on the fourth day she almost got a heart attack cause the dog was alive and jumped happily when it saw her.
y'all remember the hitchhiking robot that made it through multiple countries without a scratch, then went to america and got murdered in Philadelphia within 2 weeks
this is why we can't have nice things
You will never give up on your dogs and aliens opinion. and I honestly live for that kind of energy.
someone buying a sub just for the opossum? nope. more like maybe the opossum stole the sandwich out of the trash! they’re smart creatures, they can take food and run off and went up the stairs to enjoy a hearty meal without other scavengers annoying him
Not going to lie the story about the dog made me tear up a bit. We had to put my childhood dog down over the summer and she was the best.
Oh lord, the dog story has me in tears. I'm glad such a heroine of a dog lived to 17.
I love oppossums! I used to do wildlife control, removing wild animals from people's houses, yards, etc (always humane and with live traps- I never killed anything but rats). Oppossums have an immunity to pit viper venom and there has never been a documented case of an oppossum with rabies (their body temperature is too low for the virus to incubate). They also eat snakes and rodents as well. They're the only north American marsupial as well. Random oppossum facts, but the more you know I guess.
Here from the podcast
I'm imagining the husband how you did on the camera, even paused it and said almost word for word what you did with a small addition. Her stating calmly "when the company has fires going on and people running around, this is just proof that I can stay composed and focused on the tasks at hand"
The travelling back-pack? That's just being Canadians taking care of our visitors. :-) Glad OP had a great trip.
That one story is a living meme of the dog in a house fire saying everything is ok.
Ever since 2017, I've been playing a lot of Destiny 2. I've played all of the dlcs, ran through almost all of the raids, and even tried to go flawless in Trials of Osiris once or twice. One day, I was walking home from a nearby Popeye's joint, and I was in the middle of crossing the street. At the corner of my eye, I noticed a car moving towards me, and the driver didn't even attempt to slow down. I literally performed a Marksman Dodge to avoid getting hit, and managed to reach the sidewalk as that car passed by
that dog story gave me INSANE goosebumps
The walk story reminds me of a friend of mine who brought homemade chocolate truffles to one of our cross country meets. We couldn’t finish them all, and she didn’t want to bring the leftovers home, so she just stood on the sidewalk outside the park and asked everyone who passed if they wanted a truffle. Another time, this little old man stopped me on my way home from school and asked me to call his son for him, to tell him that he was downstairs outside his apartment waiting for him. I did (the son sounded very confused about why a random girl was calling to tell him this), and as a reward, the old man gave me a can of caffeine free Diet Coke. People say New York City is full of crazy people, but sometimes it’s also full of nice people who give out truffles and soda.
As a Canadian, I have to disagree about Americans. I've had so many great dealings with complete strangers in the US, but this is the best:
I was using a car dolly to bring a car home that I had bought in Florida. (No rust). The dolly broke in a parking lot on a Sunday afternoon of a long weekend in a small town I Pennsylvania. My dad and I walked around the town looking for anything that might be open. When we got back to the RV, there were several lifted trucks with sweet quads covered in mud. I thought, why not? I asked the group, and sure enough, one had a portable welder and agreed to come back with it after he unloaded his 4 wheeler. He didn't live close. He returned three hours later, with his family, and proceeded to do an amazing job repairing our car dolly. We tried to pay him, and eventually had to stuff a few hundred into his wife's purse when he wasn't looking.
He spent hours driving, and using expensive tools, and we had to sneak them the money.
There are amazing people everywhere, but the jerks get all the publicity.
Don't know you name, but thanks again for helping us almost 2 decades ago.
As a Canadian that first story makes me very proud.
I have a story of my own. Every year (except last year due to COVID) I go to a Christian summer camp that lasts a week. 2 years ago, I was put in a cabin with some girls I knew from the year prior. That year, all the girls collectively decidided that they were gonna take off there shirts and just sit in their bras while in the cabin. It was reasonable since it was the middle of summer, but I didn't do it because I was self conscious. For some reason, though, one night almost all the girls in that cabin who weren't wearing shirts decided to shout at the top of their lungs "WE ARE SHIRTLESS" and they were about to march around the cabin, too, when the counselors, who had left for five minutes, came back. Those girls got into some pretty big trouble for that stunt.
That diner from the second story is really good, I go there every time I'm in hope.
For the first story I have a theory of how he got the sandwich. Some high guy walked to subway and thought the little guy was homeless and hungry so he bought him a sandwich.
Man, I would love to see that opossum.
the last one
man, i wish i could be through that-
The modern version of a bridge troll: The stair opossum.
The sandwich was the toll paid.
That opossum is my spirit animal 😅
I remember an old song from when I was a kid. Something like "Comet it makes your mouth turn green it tastes like Listerine. Comet it makes you vomit. So buy some comet and vomit today!" I'm not sure but I might have missed a line or two. Oh, growing up in the 70's Fun times 😊
I had a coworker that was informed by the police that he had been under surveillance for a month.
He bumped in to an old friend from elementary school. They had grown apart in junior high because the friend fell in with some bad influences and started skipping school and vandalizing stuff. When they met they had not seen eachother in over a decade. So they had a casual conversation and catch up a bit and then they leave. My coworker got the call from the police about a month after that. It turns out that the bad influences his friend got involved put the friend on a very criminal path. And as a result he was caught up in a huge investigation and planned bust by the police. Apparently, among other things, the guy had been selling weapons.
When they guy met my coworker the police thought he was involved and started tailing and surveilling him as well. But to their surprise my coworker was just a random schmuck who worked tech support. He didn't even have a parking ticket. They were super confused about how he fit in to all of this since my coworker didn't contact the guy again at any point. But after a while one cop made the connection that they were probably just old friends who bumped in to eachother at a really inopportune time (for my coworker). They looked in to the guys and my coworkers past and realized they went to school together.
So they called my coworker up and had a conversation about it and they asked some clarifying questions and then asked him to never contact the guy again. I am guessing they kept watch on him for a bit after that to see how he reacted.
Also, like two months or so after that the guy was shot dead in a night club. Not by the cops, but by some members of a gang that apparently hated him so much they killed him publicly. He clearly made some enemies.
I need to draw the opossum eating a sandwich now. 🤣
Opossum eating a subway sandwich 😂😂😂😂😂😂
I go to college at a small liberal arts school in NY, I'm a grad student here now but this happened when I was a freshman. Leading up to the 2016 election, a lot of people I knew were saying that if Trump won the election, they were going to flee the country and go to Canada or somewhere. Everyone was saying it and acting all "I'm serious about it,", but nobody actually was going to do it, like when a kid is mad at his parents and says "I'm gonna run away" and then 5 minutes later asks if he can help cook dinner.
I was headed to a conference in Indianapolis the day after Election Day, and on the night of the election, my friends at the time asked me in a group chat if I wanted to grab dinner. I told them I couldn't and sent them a picture of my suitcase with some clothes in it. I told them about the conference the week before, but I guess they forgot, so I decided to pull a prank on them. They said "what's the bag for?" So I replied, "if Trump wins, I'm moving to Canada." They asked "how are you going to do that?" I said, "simple, I'm going West, then I'm going North." They laughed, said "good luck" and got food without me while I kept packing.
The next morning, I was en route to Indianapolis (we left at 6am) and I found out my 8am class was cancelled. My friends asked if I wanted to get breakfast, so I told them I couldn't. Why? Because I was going West and then going North. I sent them a snapchat from Eerie, Pennsylvania. Same thing happened a few hours later; they asked to get lunch, I told them I couldn't because I was going West and then going North, and sent a snapchat from Dayton, Ohio. Once I was finally in Indianapolis at the conference I was going to, I had them 100% convinced I was really fleeing the country.
Best prank I ever pulled, until my fake album release that I announced on April Fool's Day last week.
Canada: two sayings are true of Canada.
If a friend asks for help, you help them.
And
Strangers are friends you haven't met yet
That old lady was living the movie "The Woman in Black" IRL!
I can confirm! My beloved dog saved my life! We were on a walk that day and unfortunately my neighbours dogs got loose. I haven't noticed them soon enough and I had nowhere to escape, they were running so fast! Before I had a chance to react, Brutus positioned himself between me and those dogs and leapt on them when they were in his reach. He was able to hold them long enough for my neighbour to come to our rescue. He was fine after visit to the vet.
Turned on my sound at opossum eating a sandwich
I love that I watch your videos every morning so I know EXACTLY what the alien rant is
can you do more of this specific question? i really enjoyed it!
I really enjoy your comments. You have a lot of common sense and intelligence. Thank you for your videos.
Has that person from the first story played Possum County? Look it up it's a horror game with this exact premise.