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Edited by Recon Number 54: 2/18/2015 3:44:22 PM
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The legend of SmoggyPluto

(Original credit, goes to WedgedLamb, who posted this golden reply on http://www.bungie.net/en/Forum/Post/93312725/0/0 ) [quote]I've played with [b]SmoggyPluto[/b] before, I'll tell you, that bro deserves it. He's always got his teammates back. He'll jump in there when your taking fire. Literally took multiple bullets for me. One time I lost my dog and he found it for me. He lent me money when I was behind on bills. Taught me how to change a tire. Honestly I can't think of anyone who deserves the gjallahorn more.[/quote] It made me laugh, as did the response to it. So I figured I'd post it so we could all share our stories of this legendary guardian. Smoggy, we salute you. [b]Edit:[/b] Loving the response so far, keep them coming guardians. I wonder if/when Smoggy will see this? What would he say? [b]Edit2:[/b] We are now trending. [b]Edit3:[/b] These responses required archiving. Buckbeard - http://i.imgur.com/H8hMx8t.jpg Zeezke99 - http://s29.postimg.org/qzclx969j/Smoggy_Pluto.jpg [b]Edit4:[/b] 8778086

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  • There was a time, shortly after I had graduated from college, when I was really down on my luck. My parents had recently passed away, and I had no job and no where to go. I was crashing at friends houses and applying for jobs, but I was dead broke. I finally found a good job opportunity, and was driving to the job interview when my car ran out of gas in the middle of an intersection. Im ashamed to say it, but I broke down. I didn't have any money for gas, and I needed to get to this interview so I could at least have a shot at a job and make something of my life. While I was sitting in my car, praying for a miracle, I heard a knock on my window. I rolled it down, and saw someone looking at me. "Need a push, friend?" The stranger said to me. I offered a quick thanks and hopped out and steered while the person got behind me and pushed me into the gas station. I said to push it just to the side and I would try calling some friends. This stranger asked why, and I said I didn't have any money. Without saying another world, the stranger helped me push my car to a pump and used a credit card to fill up my tank. I said I didn't have the money to repay the kindness and I was told to not worry about it. I asked why "why are you helping me?" The stranger smiled and said "its a small, small world and that we all need to help each other whenever we can." I asked for a contact number so I could repay the debt, and the stranger shrugged and started to walk away. "I don't need repayment. Your thanks is enough. And the thing I want most, money can't buy. I just have to get lucky." As the stranger walked away, I shouted, well at least tell me your name. "Smoggypluto" the answer floated back to me. "And good luck at the interview with Bank of America." I heard after. It wasn't until after i had the interview and started working at Bank of America that I realized [b]I never told the stranger that day where I was interviewing at[/b]. After all this time, I hope this is the thing you've been waiting for smoggypluto. And thanks.

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