Legs' Warm & Fuzzy - Page 2

Stormlight · #26 02-29-2008, 01:08 PM

Legs · #27 03-09-2008, 04:42 PM

A thrift store worker in Southern California says she didn't think twice about returning $30,000 she found in donated clothing.

Barbarita Nunez was sorting clothes on Tuesday at the Veterans Thrift Store when she found a small box. Inside was an envelope of cash. Nunez said at first she thought the money was fake. But just in case, she gave it to her supervisor.

The money turned out to belong to a woman who had recently died. It was returned to her family, who gave Nunez a cash reward.

Nunez said she will send some of the reward to Mexico so her mother can have an eye operation and will use the rest to buy a digital camera.

Legs · #28 04-25-2008, 10:14 PM

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Warm and fuzziness in the news :giggle:

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Gary Coleman marries a woman half his age... and twice his height

Pint-sized former child star Gary Coleman has revealed he married a woman almost half his age - and twice his height - at a private mountaintop ceremony in Nevada in August last year.
Coleman revealed his relationship with Shannon Price was not only his first marriage - but also the first time he had been intimate with a woman.

Coleman, who rose to fame as Arnold Jackson in the US sitcom Diff'rent Strokes, met Price while he was filming 2006 movie Church Ball in Utah.

It was 22-year-old Price who proposed, but Coleman then surprised her on her birthday by whisking her to a hilltop in the Valley of Fire State Park to exchange vows.

"I never got the opportunity to be romantic or feel romantic with anyone before Shannon.

"I wasn't saving myself. She just happened to be the one."

The couple played down their differences in height and age and said they did not see that as important.

"I don't have issues with age, I have issues with intelligence," Coleman said.

"She's more intelligent than I am and that's what matters to me."

"He was 10ft tall to me because he was sweet and I really liked his personality," Price added.

awwww..

Remember this warm & fuzzy? :laugh:

The are heading for Divorce Court

Dingfod · #29 04-25-2008, 10:54 PM

awwwww...

Caligulette · #30 04-25-2008, 10:59 PM

(Snickering at "Church Ball in Utah". I'm sorry. I should be ashamed. When I stop snickering I will be.)

ZEZOZE · #31 04-30-2008, 04:32 AM

ESPN - Central Washington offers the ultimate act of sportsmanship - College Sports

#32 04-30-2008, 03:01 PM

Legs · #33 10-05-2008, 06:10 PM

Dog lost in car accident, finds his way home :vibes:

Legs · #34 10-26-2008, 05:10 PM

Wow, lady buys a foreclosed home and gives it back to the person who lost it.

Adam · #35 10-28-2008, 09:33 PM

I usually avoid warm and fuzzy news like the apocalyptic zombie plague, but I just saw that story elsewhere and was on my way in here to post it! :shakelegs:

#36 10-28-2008, 09:39 PM

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...like the apocalyptic zombie plague...

NEEEEEEEEEERD!

(I only know the reference because of dark spirits competing to take over my soul.)

Legs · #37 10-28-2008, 10:08 PM

You have to admit it was pretty fucking warm & fuzzy.

Anastasia Beaverhausen · #38 10-29-2008, 02:50 AM

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Wow, lady buys a foreclosed home and gives it back to the person who lost it.

That's amazing.

Legs · #39 11-29-2008, 03:37 PM

Kid finds $$$$$ and turns it in :vibes:

Video

Legs · #40 11-29-2008, 03:41 PM

Another warm and fuzzy, this couple has been married for 70 years. They lied on their marriage certificate, she was only 14, and he 18 when they were married. Cute Couple

Legs · #41 12-01-2008, 01:26 PM

Five-figure bonuses stun Chicago plant workers

Dave Tiderman wondered if the decimal point was in the wrong place when he opened his $35,000 company bonus. Jose Rojas saw his $10,000 check and thought, "That can't be right."

Valentin Dima watched co-workers breaking down in tears over their bonus checks and didn't trust his emotions. He drove home first, then opened his envelope: $33,000.

Year-end bonuses are rare these days. Rarer still is what the Spungen family, owners of a ball bearings company in Waukegan, Ill., about 40 miles north of Chicago, did as they sold the business.

They gave out whopping thank-you bonuses.

A total of $6.6 million is being shared by just 230 employees of Waukegan-based Peer Bearing Co., with facilities in England and the United States. Amounts varied and were based on years of service.

"They treated us like extended family," said Maria Dima, who works at Peer Bearing along with her husband, Valentin, and received a somewhat smaller check than he did. "We won the lottery."

More here :vibes: