Legs' Warm & Fuzzy

Gay.

[Legs]

Who, me?, the kid? or this thread?

The kid. A dark spirit of homosexuality has already devoured his soul.

[Legs]

Dog Saves Dog

A dog runs out into traffic to pull an injured dog to safety.

[Dingfod]

Right. I think it's more likely the dog was moving his roadkill snack to a safe place to munch on it.

[Legs]

Hey, this is the warm & fuzzy thread. The dog was saving his pal, okay Walter?

[Smilin]

[Dingfod]

I'm just a dirty dog.

[Smilin]

"That's what she said"

[Watser?]

No, that's what he told her to say.

[Anastasia Beaverhausen]

Video - Breaking News Videos from CNN.com



A teeny little blonde girl doesn't want any toys for Christmas, she just wants her daddy home from Afghanistan. She gets her wish.

[Legs]

After closing abruptly leaving 300 people out of work, a bakery reopens and the new owners give each employee who lost their job a prepaid debit card for $1500.00.

60 people are back to work with more to follow soon.

"I was crying," Devan says of the gift. "I am like, 'What are these people doing? They don't know me. They don't know us. They don't know any of the Archway people. And they are giving each and every one of us $1,500.' "

Sexton -- the woman who'd been preparing her kids for a meager holiday -- says of the $1,500 gift: "It was awesome. My first thought was, 'I can give my kids a Christmas.' "

Here's the warm & fuzzy story

[Ymir's blood]

Bah humbug. She should have put her kids out on the street so they'd learn the value of earning their own Christmas.

[Legs]

What part of warm

&

fuzzy

do you people not get?

[Ymir's blood]

* Ymir's blood offers Legs some pie.

[Legs]

Cemetery Pie? or like pumpkin or lemon chiffon?

[Ymir's blood]

It's luverly pie. Just have a bite and you'll never want anything else.

[Anastasia Beaverhausen]

[Legs]

I'm not feeling very warm & fuzzy in regards to the pie offer.

[Ymir's blood]

fuzzy is usually a bad thing when it comes to food, especially when it's been allowed to get warm.

[Legs]

EBay top bidder: Take our money, keep your stuff

Facing snowballing medical expenses for their two young disabled children, Gregg and Brittiny Peters quipped they might need to sell everything they owned to stay solvent. As the bills tipped $10,000, however, the idea was no longer funny.

So on Thursday, the Gainesville, Ga., couple accepted a winning $20,000 eBay bid for all their belongings minus their house.

It came with one catch. The winning bidders, Donnia and Keith Blair of Texas, want the family to have the money, but keep their stuff.

Seems like the perfect happy ending, but the Peters say the whole idea was to start over, not take a handout.

The decision is out of their hands, the Blairs say.


Story

[Dingfod]

Wow. I'm putting all my shit up on eBay in one lump like that.

[Demimonde]

I Fort Worth People

[Legs]

. . .


A golden retriever named Buck that darted from his owners last summer after being spooked by a train whistle and went missing for six months is back home in Washington state, thanks to several residents of rural north-central Montana.

The 7-year-old dog survived despite apparently spending most of the winter exposed to heavy snow and temperatures well below zero before he was found taking refuge under a collapsed building.

. . .

"She e-mailed me three pictures and when I was on the phone with her I received the pictures, and we both started crying and I said that was him," Halter said.

Confirmation that the dog had an underbite sent the Halters on a 750-mile trip. "We drove all night," she said, arriving in Chester Sunday afternoon.

"When we got to the Wankens, he ran right up to us and it was absolutely without a doubt him," Halter said. "It was a miracle. He looked at us and we looked at him and we were all crying. It was beyond amazing."