I has a new friend v.bumfight

[SmitEvo]

That is an inspiring story....I am glad I read that. What you did was a very good deed and I am glad there are people still out there that take time out of their day to help someone.

[bubba]

That's very nice of you guys to do, major props

[HandoEX]

I still would like to know how a homeless person comes across almost 2 and a half cases of beer. Did he carry it around with him?

[StangerBanger96]

HandoEX;201529 wrote:
I still would like to know how a homeless person comes across almost 2 and a half cases of beer. Did he carry it around with him?

There is a liquor store just down the street from Tintmasters...he probably went over there and got it.

[HandoEX]

StangerBanger96;201535 wrote:
There is a liquor store just down the street from Tintmasters...he probably went over there and got it.

So he's trying to get to Seattle but he's buying beer and giving it away? Wouldn't it be easier to just buy a bus/train ticket? I'm missing something here.

[JN210]

There were alot of homeless people in San Antonio....one of them asked me for some change So I gave him what I had in my pocket...about 80 or so cents. he was very grateful, it feels good to help somebody.

[StangerBanger96]

HandoEX;201537 wrote:
So he's trying to get to Seattle but he's buying beer and giving it away? Wouldn't it be easier to just buy a bus/train ticket? I'm missing something here.

Sounds like he's just traveling for fun and isn't in a huge hurry to get there. Who knows!

[CivicEX7777777]

Awesome thing to do! Hopefully Michael makes the trip.

[2wheeler]

HandoEX;201537 wrote:
I'm missing something here.

Yes.....yes you are.

[2wheeler]

StangerBanger96;201541 wrote:
Sounds like he's just traveling for fun and isn't in a huge hurry to get there. Who knows!

Give 'ol Hando a call and try to explain some of this to him.

[HandoEX]

2wheeler;201554 wrote:
Yes.....yes you are.

Sorry, not too educated on bums :icon_scratch: I guess I just don't understand why he would buy $45-50 worth of beer when he could have walked to the Select Inn and got a warm hotel room to sleep in with a tv and clock radio to listen to.

[HandoEX]

2wheeler;201456 wrote:
Well after a bit of conversation, he had some lunch and we gave him a ride to the interstate. His name was Michael and he enjoys meeting new people and traveling with truckers. He is strong into God and said God is creating these journey's for him. Very polite gentleman with kids in Portland, and a few pets. He hasn't been home for 7 months and looks forward to seeing his family and friends...and pets again. !

I feel sorry for his kids. He's out dancing in the snow 2000 miles away while they're probably among the ridiculous number of homeless people in Portland.

[King Ricer]

HandoEX;201556 wrote:
Sorry, not too educated on bums :icon_scratch: I guess I just don't understand why he would buy $45-50 worth of beer when he could have walked to the Select Inn and got a warm hotel room to sleep in with a tv and clock radio to listen to.

maybe he is a true outdoors man???

[DaveH]

I signed up on offtopic.com to read the thread.... man what a worthless forum. :icon_rr:

I made it through the first 3 or 4 pages and then quit wasting my time. The average age there must be 14.

[2wheeler]

DaveH;201576 wrote:
I signed up on offtopic.com to read the thread.... man what a worthless forum. :icon_rr:

I made it through the first 3 or 4 pages and then quit wasting my time. The average age there must be 14.

and as worthless as it may be....still the 6th largest message forum on the web.

It would amaze you what the "power of OT"(although 90% can be absolute tools), can accomplish through donations. I think at one time yesterday, there were 160+ viewing our thread at one time. We heathens aren't all 100% bad.

[DaveH]

2wheeler;201578 wrote:
and as worthless as it may be....still the 6th largest message forum on the web.

It would amaze you what the "power of OT"(although 90% can be absolute tools), can accomplish through donations. I think at one time yesterday, there were 160+ viewing our thread at one time. We heathens aren't all 100% bad.

In that case, it's the best forum I've ever read. Very interesting and I can't wait to read the next page.

[Guest]

LOL @ Dave.

[2wheeler]

tjamz;201629 wrote:
LOL @ Dave.
Even I lol'd.

[dubbsy]

DaveH;201576 wrote:
I signed up on offtopic.com to read the thread.... man what a worthless forum. :icon_rr:

I made it through the first 3 or 4 pages and then quit wasting my time. The average age there must be 14.

OT > *

[MisterCMK]

It sounds like the guy is just enjoying life and taking it a day at a time. Good for him.

Props to Jason and company for what they did!