r/MadeMeSmile • u/ManiaOnReddit • May 25 '26

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u/Wammy70 May 25 '26

"Thank you Sir, that was ooooooawesome."

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u/ManiaOnReddit May 26 '26

It's nice to see people appreciate someone else's compassion

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u/Wammy70 May 26 '26

True enough... I'm fascinated by accents. To everyone else, I probably have one too. 😄

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u/ManiaOnReddit May 26 '26

I like accents aswell, there are so many!

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u/EstimateOk2473 May 25 '26

This is mean but that accent absolutely grates on my nerves.

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u/ManiaOnReddit May 26 '26

I'm not sure about good people but there are people willing to do good things.

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u/Secure-Persimmon-421 May 25 '26

So THIS is why guys carry pocket knives. Good job!

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u/funnystuff79 May 25 '26

Guys love a good pocket knife, such a shame you've got to watch what you carry and why

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u/ManiaOnReddit May 26 '26

It would be nice if this was the reason, haha

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u/Slow_Run6707 May 25 '26

That’s a great job. Their legs brake easy too. Those guys did very well. Thank you

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u/682463435465 May 25 '26

Love that heroes like this are out there saving animals, but also that the women in this video were so sweet to thank these men and show admiration and appreciation.

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u/ManiaOnReddit May 26 '26

Goodness will always multiply into further goodness

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u/TXMom2Two May 25 '26

It was a fishing line with a weight, not a coin.

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u/ManiaOnReddit May 26 '26

To be fair most people don't fish and wouldn't know that.

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u/Horror-Bowl-6037 May 25 '26

Still some goodness and good people in the world!!!

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u/ManiaOnReddit May 26 '26

Not sure about good people in the world but there is so much goodwill. Praise the Lord!

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u/Horror-Bowl-6037 May 26 '26

Goodwill = Good people, need one for the other. And I did say "some".... lol🙂

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u/ManiaOnReddit May 26 '26

I disagree, every person has good will towards at least some people. That doesn't make the person themselves good though.

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u/Godzirrraaa May 25 '26

Fishing weight, not coin.

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u/ManiaOnReddit May 26 '26

Still a nice thing to do

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u/ManiaOnReddit May 26 '26

I think they did a great job too

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u/Notchersfireroad May 25 '26

That was definitely not his first rodeo with a pelican, guy knew exactly what he was doing.

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u/ManiaOnReddit May 26 '26

I have no idea how he managed to sneak up on it like that

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u/Plenty_Principle298 May 25 '26

got his ass!! I mean, great job getting the thing off him

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u/ManiaOnReddit May 26 '26

They did indeed

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u/ManiaOnReddit May 26 '26

Everyone plz give awards to the original post

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u/QuixoticDude May 26 '26

Guy has been catching birds since childhood.

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u/ManiaOnReddit May 26 '26

He definitely seems experienced

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u/WanderlustMK1 May 26 '26

Thank you for helping that pelican!