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Freed Roger
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Go ahead, pat yourself on the back:

I fished out a trash bag full of styrofoam that had blown into neighborhood creekbed.

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I was right on the internet.

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My neighbor was mowing and threw a rock through my car window. I didn't kill him.

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I visualized world peace and prosperity.

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I liked the American Diabetes Association on facebook.

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I gave that crappy Kraftig beer 3 fair shakes.

strike 1

strike 2

strike 3 -yer outta here!

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Some loon had the audacity to shoot Kim Jong Il's ferret, so I bought him two new ferrets.

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Not to be a Debbie Downer here, but it's time you faced the truth: something like 65 percent of Americans below the poverty line don't get Bravo. So I bought dozens of copies of Keeping up With the Kardashians and delivered them to low income areas.

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I held the door for a bunch of drunk people trying to leave the bar I was at. They thought the window was the door, and like a bunch of lemmings, they followed the first person to try to push open the obvious Not-A-Door. I believe my good deed was not making fun of them.

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I'm bumping this to stroke my fragile ego. I am on the board for an organization in the farm world. We had a big event this weekend, and we have now raised over 100k for St. Judes. I'm a tiny tiny part of it but I'm really proud of my group for trying to use our reach to do some good in the world.

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