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bouncy332
Over 90 days ago
Bi-curious Female, 55
Straight Male, 52
0 miles · Northamptonshire
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he always types in green 
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Quote by danne-gary
i did watch a lot of it this year but hadnt watched any in recent years so it was ok as far as i thought
however i only watched it cus i listen to radio 1 and had followed the mountain climb with interest and admiration
i found the appeals bits so heartbreaking tho but it makes me realise how much i have compared to many in this world !
very true hun i think the clips work as a wake up call to the majority makes you realise how lucky ya are, makes me hug my kids n thank my lucky stars
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Quote by Sassy-Seren
i think the pleasure would be all mine
crack on!!!!!!!!
look squeezing ya groin is one thing but venturing round to your crack is an entirely different thing :giggle:
Watch her - she's got lube :shock:
and i'm sorry but changing you avatar to that <<<<<<<<<< just makes me think your beggin me to use it :rascal:
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Quote by Sassy-Seren
I am at a loss as to what people really mean when they talk about the things that they do on this forum but this thread has had me stumped.
The people who have clothes on their back and no mosquito nets. I think that you will notice that the clothes are always second hand. That maybe from other members of the family it maybe from other countries. It is always second hand.
The mosquito nets are not used by anyone over there so having a second hand one is impossible. We don't use them so can't send over. (nor do most of europe and the western world)
The fact that the majority of those TV personalities donated their time FOC makes that evening and all the lead up to it remarkable and certainly deserved a couple of days salary donation from me. I think some aspects of this thread have again demonstrated some awful aspects of 'humanity'.
Splendid, I've only highlighted this bit because, on reading back through the replies I think you've been a little unfair by saying that. In fact, the majority of posters have said they have either donated or did their own fundraising for the event. I also made the same comment earlier in the thread about people in the poorer countries having to rely on other charities for clothes and stuff.
As for the show, yes the celebs gave their time FOC and well done them for being so generous. My main point in the OP was that people will start to get bored and not bother to watch in future - which in turn will result in less money being donated. That would be such a shame as Comic Relief raises so much and makes a world of difference to people who really need it.
It's a pity we feel the need to be entertained before we put our hands in our pockets but sadly, shows like Comic Relief, Children In Need et al, are the only times when some people actually support charities and without that entertainment factor, they will switch off in droves and go down the pub instead. Judging by this year's show, I probably won't bother watch next time but I will send in a donation - I always have and I always will, as I'm sure most of the members here will too
yeah way she said won't add no more cause she says it so much better than i do :thumbup:
