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Good Samaritan

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  1. Thanks to the rider on the Santa Cruz full sus who gave me a spare tube
    today. I stupidly went out round Rivington Pike without a spare and had a
    snakebite on a descent. This generous rider meant I got home in time for
    tea. And he wouldn't even take any money off me for it. A true gent.

    Thanks mate.

    Robin.

  2. "Robin Long" <[email hidden]> wrote in message news:<[email hidden]>...

    Quoted message said:

    Thanks to the rider on the Santa Cruz full sus who gave me a spare tube
    today. I stupidly went out round Rivington Pike without a spare and had a
    snakebite on a descent. This generous rider meant I got home in time for
    tea. And he wouldn't even take any money off me for it. A true gent.

    I'm sure I don't have to tell you that the way to repay this debt is
    through a comparable act of generosity to another complete stranger.

    --
    Dave...

  3. (Dave Kahn) said:
    Quoted message said:

    Thanks to the rider on the Santa Cruz full sus who gave me a spare tube
    today. I stupidly went out round Rivington Pike without a spare and had a
    snakebite on a descent. This generous rider meant I got home in time for
    tea. And he wouldn't even take any money off me for it. A true gent.

    I'm sure I don't have to tell you that the way to repay this debt is
    through a comparable act of generosity to another complete stranger.

    Indeed it is, Dave. My own good deed for the xx/xx/yyyy happened a few
    weeks ago. I was on my way to the local shops when I saw a cyclist
    fiddling with his bike. He was still struggling about 30 minutes later
    when I was returning home.

    Fortunately, I had my mighty-multi-mega-tool in my rucksack. Obviously
    I stopped and let him use the tool. Off he went a few minutes later,
    presumably feeling happier. I certainly did.

    James

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