Few are as dedicated to their jobs as Dr. Zenko Hrynkiw. When he got word that a patient needed surgery six miles away and Tuesday's snow-induced traffic prevented him from driving, he simply walked. Hrynkiw states that "It wasn't that big of a deal" and "it was kind of a fun journey." He even stopped to help some cars out of a ditch. Watch his news conference here.

Here's the official measure in all its glory. We encourage any and all from the great state of Missouri to get going and start high fiving each other immediately.



Hopefully once this is done we can make this the official national greeting:

According to owner John Bitmead, the car "takes petrol, has a tax disc, and can reach speeds of up to 70 mph."

Why? Reasons, of course!

Jonny Benjamin, 26, had tried to jump from London's Waterloo Bridge in January 2008 because he was struggling to cope with schizoaffective disorder, but was stopped by a passer-by who helped to change his mind.

Mr Benjamin started his campaign exactly six years after the incident, so he could thank the stranger. He named the search Find Mike because he had forgotten the man's name in his distressed state.

Benjamin has finally reunited with his mysterious life-saver after launching the hashtag campaign #FindMike.

After threatening a cyclist at an intersection, this bully gets an instant dose of karma.