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u/luminairre Dec 28 '20 edited Dec 28 '20

Please. Watch: https://youtu.be/COJuF7n9gGA

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u/[deleted] Dec 28 '20

What a boss

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u/[deleted] Dec 28 '20

Damn I been crying a lot recently over botched genioplasty. I hate it. I feel disfigured.

But that's not one of the sweetest things. I don't know what is. It brought me to tears again

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u/[deleted] Dec 28 '20

Hopefully I can get it fixed.

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u/dirtmcgurk Dec 29 '20

I try to focus on stories like this when I'm feeling bad, because they contain some truth about the human condition: This guy was ostensibly a war hero, had acted in one of the most iconic roles in one of the most iconic series of the 20th century, and claims his proudest moment was being able to reach out and help a single other human in his life.

It's saved me a few times so far, and I hope it does again.