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Originally Posted by Sprout:
Originally Posted by Enthusiastic Contrafibularities:

 

Pray what does it stand for Supes?

Children in need 

 

No, I'm not watching 

 

Ah, that. No not watching.

I see too many boy bands as it is (inadvertently of course).

And they won't have Susanna Reid dancing this year.

 

Just watching comedy on other channels.

 

Have Family Guy and American Dad programmed up for 11:00pm onwards. That's my evening sorted.

Enthusiastic Contrafibularities
Originally Posted by Enthusiastic Contrafibularities:

 

Pray what does it stand for Supes?

Sorry EC, it's a work acronym

Children In Need, 1989 Children Act

(a)he is unlikely to achieve or maintain, or to have the opportunity of achieving or maintaining, a reasonable standard of health or development without the provision for him of services by a local authority under this Part;

(b)his health or development is likely to be significantly impaired, or further impaired, without the provision for him of such services; or

(c)he is disabled,

 

FM
Originally Posted by Enthusiastic Contrafibularities:
Originally Posted by Sprout:
Originally Posted by Enthusiastic Contrafibularities:

 

Pray what does it stand for Supes?

Children in need 

 

No, I'm not watching 

 

Ah, that. No not watching.

I see too many boy bands as it is (inadvertently of course).

And they won't have Susanna Reid dancing this year.

 

Just watching comedy on other channels.

 

Have Family Guy and American Dad programmed up for 11:00pm onwards. That's my evening sorted.

It's not that, It's the way they play on your heart strings  I do give to charity  but don't need to be prompted as to who to give it to 

FM

That little family that lost two boys with the skin condition .....broke my heart. How incredibly sad.

 

TBH  I'm only half watching ......got my Jack here - he is making a bloody mess christmas cards ...............what with my rubbly hole in the wall and glitter, sequins and glue absolutely everywhere we really do have our own little winter wonderland.

 

And .......I count myself as so fortunate and blessed that I have healthy, happy children and grand cbildren. Sometimes we really do take our good fortune for granted.

Soozy Woo
Originally Posted by Supes:
Originally Posted by Saint:

Children in Need  . . . of a trumpet.

Cos that's what is saw given a few years ago 

Sorry?

So was I

 

But seriously - i don't doubt the charity does sterling work.

But one year they rolled out a brass band of well fed and dressed kids, some bigger the Wogan . . . and I thought, "This is not children in any need".

In need of a trumpet? Cos that's what was provided.

Saint
Originally Posted by Supes:
Originally Posted by Enthusiastic Contrafibularities:

 

Pray what does it stand for Supes?

Sorry EC, it's a work acronym

Children In Need, 1989 Children Act

(a)he is unlikely to achieve or maintain, or to have the opportunity of achieving or maintaining, a reasonable standard of health or development without the provision for him of services by a local authority under this Part;

(b)his health or development is likely to be significantly impaired, or further impaired, without the provision for him of such services; or

(c)he is disabled,

 

Unfortunately, that was 1989, those 'services' are now largely only funded by the GBP putting their hands in their pockets tonight

FM
Originally Posted by Supes:
Originally Posted by KaffyBaffy:

I've just switched it on.. James Arthur.   Maybe it'll get better.

 

On the other hand... i've just watched last Sunday's Homeland.   Now we're cooking...!

Have Torville and Dean been on yet?

 

Homeland: oh yes, we are hopefully going to get Brody back soon!

I saw Chris Evans tweeting 'how good were Torville and Dean' hours ago, so I guess yes.  I'm sure it'll be repeated though.  I recorded the first segment so I can fast forward through the crap and watch the good bits tomorrow.

Kaffs
Originally Posted by Soozy Woo:

That little family that lost two boys with the skin condition .....broke my heart. How incredibly sad.

 

TBH  I'm only half watching ......got my Jack here - he is making a bloody mess christmas cards ...............what with my rubbly hole in the wall and glitter, sequins and glue absolutely everywhere we really do have our own little winter wonderland.

 

And .......I count myself as so fortunate and blessed that I have healthy, happy children and grand cbildren. Sometimes we really do take our good fortune for granted.

Didn't see that Soozy, had the footie on!

 

And yes...there by the grace of God go we

FM
Originally Posted by Saint:
Originally Posted by Supes:
Originally Posted by Saint:

Children in Need  . . . of a trumpet.

Cos that's what is saw given a few years ago 

Sorry?

So was I

 

But seriously - i don't doubt the charity does sterling work.

But one year they rolled out a brass band of well fed and dressed kids, some bigger the Wogan . . . and I thought, "This is not children in any need".

In need of a trumpet? Cos that's what was provided.

Kinda what I said too 

FM
Originally Posted by Supes:
Originally Posted by Sprout:
 

It's not that, It's the way they play on your heart strings  I do give to charity  but don't need to be prompted as to who to give it to 

Genuine question: how do you choose, without it pulling on your heart strings?

As opposed to a fake question LOL

 

Sorry - i'll shut up

Saint
Originally Posted by Saint:
Originally Posted by Supes:
Originally Posted by Saint:

Children in Need  . . . of a trumpet.

Cos that's what is saw given a few years ago 

Sorry?

So was I

 

But seriously - i don't doubt the charity does sterling work.

But one year they rolled out a brass band of well fed and dressed kids, some bigger the Wogan . . . and I thought, "This is not children in any need".

In need of a trumpet? Cos that's what was provided.

Sorry, I don't understand, (didn't see what you were referring to)....chubby well dressed kids who can play a trumpet can't be vulnerable and needy

FM
Originally Posted by Saint:
Originally Posted by Supes:
Originally Posted by Sprout:
 

It's not that, It's the way they play on your heart strings  I do give to charity  but don't need to be prompted as to who to give it to 

Genuine question: how do you choose, without it pulling on your heart strings?

As opposed to a fake question LOL

 

Sorry - i'll shut up

You after a fight...again? I know that we don't always see eye to eye St Renton, but, (genuinely,) when I give, it is because it's something that touches my heart...hey ho

FM
Originally Posted by Supes:
Originally Posted by Saint:
Originally Posted by Supes:
Originally Posted by Saint:

Children in Need  . . . of a trumpet.

Cos that's what is saw given a few years ago 

Sorry?

So was I

 

But seriously - i don't doubt the charity does sterling work.

But one year they rolled out a brass band of well fed and dressed kids, some bigger the Wogan . . . and I thought, "This is not children in any need".

In need of a trumpet? Cos that's what was provided.

Sorry, I don't understand, (didn't see what you were referring to)....chubby well dressed kids who can play a trumpet can't be vulnerable and needy

Children in Need Charity gave them new trumpets.

That to me is not "in need" is all i'm saying.

Saint
Originally Posted by Supes:
Originally Posted by Saint:
Originally Posted by Supes:
Originally Posted by Sprout:
 

It's not that, It's the way they play on your heart strings  I do give to charity  but don't need to be prompted as to who to give it to 

Genuine question: how do you choose, without it pulling on your heart strings?

As opposed to a fake question LOL

 

Sorry - i'll shut up

You after a fight...again? I know that we don't always see eye to eye St Renton, but, (genuinely,) when I give, it is because it's something that touches my heart...hey ho

I'm just being humorous and not intending to offend x

Saint
Originally Posted by Sprout:

Case in point...........The sterling work the GNAA does (and yes I'm sure there's the equivalent around the country) They don't get half the recognition some other charities do.............and the GNAA doesn't get any government funding!! We need to keep this thing in the air peeps! 

I had to Google GNAA... to say I was confused by the  top result was an understatement. 

Kaffs
Originally Posted by Saint:
Originally Posted by Supes:
Originally Posted by Saint:
Originally Posted by Supes:
Originally Posted by Sprout:
 

It's not that, It's the way they play on your heart strings  I do give to charity  but don't need to be prompted as to who to give it to 

Genuine question: how do you choose, without it pulling on your heart strings?

As opposed to a fake question LOL

 

Sorry - i'll shut up

You after a fight...again? I know that we don't always see eye to eye St Renton, but, (genuinely,) when I give, it is because it's something that touches my heart...hey ho

I'm just being humorous and not intending to offend x

Everyone to their own  but I actually agree with Rents here 

FM
Originally Posted by Sprout:
Originally Posted by Supes:
Originally Posted by Sprout:
 

It's not that, It's the way they play on your heart strings  I do give to charity  but don't need to be prompted as to who to give it to 

Genuine question: how do you choose, without it pulling on your heart strings?

It's called 'steeling' yourself. 

I accept that I can get drawn in to individual stories of sadness and sheer desperation. How does 'steel youself' work, genuinely, I'm interested

FM
Originally Posted by KaffyBaffy:
Originally Posted by Sprout:

Case in point...........The sterling work the GNAA does (and yes I'm sure there's the equivalent around the country) They don't get half the recognition some other charities do.............and the GNAA doesn't get any government funding!! We need to keep this thing in the air peeps! 

I had to Google GNAA... to say I was confused by the  top result was an understatement. 

I haven't Googled, cos I have an idea as to what they're about 

FM
Originally Posted by KaffyBaffy:
Originally Posted by Aimee:

These "celebs" should give some of their own money instead 

I see this a lot, Aims.. but surely we don't know that they don't?.    Just because they're part of this show, encouraging others to give money, doesn't necessarily mean that they're not supporting charities too.

And giving of their time and effort, (cynics will say for self promotion)

FM
Originally Posted by Sprout:
Originally Posted by KaffyBaffy:
Originally Posted by Sprout:

Case in point...........The sterling work the GNAA does (and yes I'm sure there's the equivalent around the country) They don't get half the recognition some other charities do.............and the GNAA doesn't get any government funding!! We need to keep this thing in the air peeps! 

I had to Google GNAA... to say I was confused by the  top result was an understatement. 

I haven't Googled, cos I have an idea as to what they're about 

you really should... just type GNAA 

Kaffs
Originally Posted by Supes:
Originally Posted by Sprout:
Originally Posted by Supes:
Originally Posted by Sprout:
 

It's not that, It's the way they play on your heart strings  I do give to charity  but don't need to be prompted as to who to give it to 

Genuine question: how do you choose, without it pulling on your heart strings?

It's called 'steeling' yourself. 

I accept that I can get drawn in to individual stories of sadness and sheer desperation. How does 'steel youself' work, genuinely, I'm interested

What I mean, is sometimes there are more 'deserving' than the rest 

 

That's not to say that cases on CIN aren't but there are other charities out there too 

FM
Originally Posted by Saint:
Originally Posted by Supes:
Originally Posted by Saint:
Originally Posted by Supes:
Originally Posted by Sprout:
 

It's not that, It's the way they play on your heart strings  I do give to charity  but don't need to be prompted as to who to give it to 

Genuine question: how do you choose, without it pulling on your heart strings?

As opposed to a fake question LOL

 

Sorry - i'll shut up

You after a fight...again? I know that we don't always see eye to eye St Renton, but, (genuinely,) when I give, it is because it's something that touches my heart...hey ho

I'm just being humorous and not intending to offend x

So you always say...but you repeatedly fail to humour and manage to offend!

FM
Originally Posted by KaffyBaffy:
Originally Posted by Aimee:

These "celebs" should give some of their own money instead 

I see this a lot, Aims.. but surely we don't know that they don't?.    Just because they're part of this show, encouraging others to give money, doesn't necessarily mean that they're not supporting charities too.

That's what I always think. I'm sure they do donate .......surely if nothing else they'd be embarrassed not to.

Soozy Woo
Originally Posted by Soozy Woo:
Originally Posted by KaffyBaffy:
Originally Posted by Aimee:

These "celebs" should give some of their own money instead 

I see this a lot, Aims.. but surely we don't know that they don't?.    Just because they're part of this show, encouraging others to give money, doesn't necessarily mean that they're not supporting charities too.

That's what I always think. I'm sure they do donate .......surely if nothing else they'd be embarrassed not to.

They can't win.. if they don't donate publicly, they're greedy so and sos and if they do.. they're looking for praise.   

Kaffs

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