But consider that the snarly blog world has made room for some new make-nice citizens.
There's an Elks Lodge, a Loyal Order of Moose hall, a Rexall drugstore, the Hot Dog House with hand-dipped ice cream, and a nice senior citizen shooing you into the crosswalk.
He said the lab had collected several hundred thousand records from volunteers about the spread of the eye disease: "What's so nice about citizen scientists is they can collect information across the whole continent.
It is littered with nice, plodding Scandinavian citizens, all of whom deliver passionless conversation, as if their batteries were running low.
According to business analyst Miles Saltiel, in a new report for the Adam Smith Institute, the pines and pasture alone form an estate that could be sold for up to £4.3bn – rather a nice windfall for UK citizens right now.
But concerns are mounting that his actions are just treating the symptoms, not the causes of Venezuela's sudden financial lurch, and that although it might give his citizens a nice cheap early Christmas, the new year hangover threatens to be painful.
Their latest feat, inspiring famously brusk and busy New Yorkers to stop and say something nice to their fellow citizens.
A nice fellow and a solid citizen.
Legally - which is the only way that matters for this question - the New-Mexico-born Awlaki was every bit as much of an American citizen as the nice couple down the street.
Also my LinkedIn profile will protect me and give off the impression that I am an inherently upstanding citizen and generally nice person".
This happens in the NHS, where a citizens' council provides NICE with a public perspective on ethical issues.
