Soldato
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Wogan makes it miserable.
Children In Need - How much have you donated?
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And what a fantastic job they have done historically.
Soldato
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I have invested £100 in chemical weapon shares in there name.
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They do more than the charities.
I don't understand Children in Need.
Just watching a little sob story that went like this.....
Well off kid went to France on skiing holiday.
Kid slipped.
Kid went in coma.
Kid died.
Parents crying.
Family home looks well off.
And we're paying "charity" so this family can get free house-call counselling because they lost a loved one?
This is a Child in Need?
My dad died when I was 13, I didn't get any free counselling lol I had to simply deal with it like everyone else.
Just watching a little sob story that went like this.....
Well off kid went to France on skiing holiday.
Kid slipped.
Kid went in coma.
Kid died.
Parents crying.
Family home looks well off.
And we're paying "charity" so this family can get free house-call counselling because they lost a loved one?
This is a Child in Need?
My dad died when I was 13, I didn't get any free counselling lol I had to simply deal with it like everyone else.
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How surreal!
Warwick Davies singing Always look on the bright side of life to Les Dennis!
Warwick Davies singing Always look on the bright side of life to Les Dennis!
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Harsh. Have they wronged you in some way?
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£0 as always.
I don't care about it at all and I hate being made to feel that I should. Also that ****ing bear winds me up. What a ****.
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You actually don't care about children who are in poverty and very ill?
No.
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Saying what many people think but are too worried to admit to...
I hate guilt trip fundraisers. Unless it's someone you know suffering then in all honesty you're unlikely to genuinely care.
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Are you referring to children in need or Children in Need?
Children in Need is just a trademark. Doesn't literally mean children which are in need.
I watched about 5 mins of it and this is what I saw...
Well off kid went to France on awesome skiing holiday.
Kid slipped banged his head.
Kid went in coma.
Kid later died.
Parents crying.
Family home looks well off, I don't see any children in need....
"What possible "need" could this family have?" I was wondering throughout the whole brainwashing piece.... Turns out they need a counsellor who makes special house calls. Just LOL.
Get real. **** "Children in Need". If you really care about ill children go here: http://www.dec.org.uk
Or you can donate to 'Children in Need' and keep a house call counsellor's salary paid. Your choice.
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