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If you didn't come here to feel, you better turn right back around. 

When, Tony X. tuned into NHL hockey he was met by a welcomed surprise of awe and adrenaline-charged excitement. I mean, can you blame him. Hockey is fast-moving madness on ice. Bodies are flying left and right, alongside whatever tooth just got punched out most recently, as fans banter and break out in verbal/physical bouts over just about anything. It is a hell of a game, and in this guy's case, he was able to enjoy it live, thanks to the St. Louis Blues pulling through in a huge way! 

Twitter User, @kyoshiisland, shared their thoughts on how Avatar: The Last Airbender is such a magically powerful show, in what it accomplishes in the way of breaking down politics/ethics matters. Fans and folks not even familiar with the show, but instead, with what's taking place moment-to-moment in our mad world of politics and ethics, are likely to appreciate some of the sentiments being put across in this Twitter thread. Check out some thought-provoking quotes from old and wise, Uncle Iroh, here, if you're hungry for more Avatar: The Last Airbender content. 

It ain't all irrational, choosing beggars out there, folks! Every now and again, we'll stumble across a couple humans managing to navigate the ins and outs of polite conversation, without giving themselves over to fits of cheap disagreeableness. 

Sweet, could be a stretch here, but the point is that this customer service rep. stepped up in a helpful way, when they encountered a dissatisfied customer, who didn't get that good 'ol watermelon rancher they were looking for. And helpfulness is a whole different kind of sweet. Good on them. 

This is the kind of emotionally-stirring post, centered on courage and selflessness in the face of true tragedy that has the ability to reawaken an idle faith in humanity. Seriously. It doesn't get much more powerful than this. As for the nurse, it sounds like she's since discovered word of this post, thanks to social media doing some good in the world; and she's connected with the brother who left the post on Facebook. 

Terry Crews addressed an incendiary, insensitive statement from a troll on Twitter, with a brutal burn that didn't sacrifice classiness in the process. We were just saying the other day how, Terry Crews, is the real MVP. And it's moments like these that really serve to drive the point home. The man faces bullsh*t-ridden verbal assaults that internet trolls send behind the (sometimes) anonymous safety of their computer screens, with self-respect, strength, and fire in his veins. We're all about it. 

We don't know where it comes from, but sometimes when you see someone you like, there's a certain, primal urge to impress them in the most idiotic ways possible. It's incredibly stupid, but for a lot of us, if a hot person is walking down the street, our next logical thought is "I bet she'd like to see how high I can jump." Here's a collection of the dumb things people tried, which for the record, sometimes worked.

The roasting community over on Reddit is full of surprises. In this case, we're dealing with a situation where a self-proclaimed, depressed 17-year-old asks the roasters to do their worst; and instead, they wash him over with wholesome, uplifting tidbits of positivity. Faith in humanity temporarily restored! 

Terry Crews called out, DL Hughley, on Twitter, for his insensitive comments. He addresses what could be viewed as a toxic viewpoint, and he does it with grace, and non-emotionally blinded logic. In this case, it looks like an undeniable "win." In that, what DL Hughley advocates for, would also apply to how Terry Crews could deal with his behavior and comments. But, I suspect, Terry Crews thinks far bigger than a win or loss, in a heated discussion. He's exercising some notable inner-peace, and not allowing other's negative viewpoints, to bait him to sink to their level. We're big fans of Terry Crews at Fail Blog, and this interaction was great to see! 

The karma gods smiled down upon this sleep-deprived soul to reward him the moment of justice he damn well deserved. He tried to reason with them...