is it your cuppa tea, or not?
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NO
(god I am one miserable aggressive beatch today! 
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but really.. I know Children in Need is a good cause.. but as its my boy's bday tomorrow, it always comes at a bad time for me. PLUS... I had radio 1 on this morning as I drove the boy to school... and it really got on my norks that Chris 'overpaid multimillionaire' Moyles was begging for MY money!!!!!
AND... I have donated...
as per usual, I had to pay a quid for my boy to wear his own clothes to school today!
I might pop in and out ...............I prefer Comic Relief.
No, i think the *celebs* should hand over a weeks wages 
Originally Posted by Dirtyprettygirlthing:
AND... I have donated...
as per usual, I had to pay a quid for my boy to wear his own clothes to school today!
I used too hate that 
Originally Posted by Dirtyprettygirlthing:
NO
(god I am one miserable aggressive beatch today! )
but really.. I know Children in Need is a good cause.. but as its my boy's bday tomorrow, it always comes at a bad time for me. PLUS... I had radio 1 on this morning as I drove the boy to school... and it really got on my norks that Chris 'overpaid multimillionaire' Moyles was begging for MY money!!!!!
I couldn't agree more....with the over paid, millionaire bit. Not you being a miserable aggressive bitch
Originally Posted by zazz:
Originally Posted by Dirtyprettygirlthing:
NO
(god I am one miserable aggressive beatch today! )
but really.. I know Children in Need is a good cause.. but as its my boy's bday tomorrow, it always comes at a bad time for me. PLUS... I had radio 1 on this morning as I drove the boy to school... and it really got on my norks that Chris 'overpaid multimillionaire' Moyles was begging for MY money!!!!!
I couldn't agree more....with the over paid, millionaire bit. Not you being a miserable aggressive bitch
You can agree with that too.. I really am today
I keep going into Harry Enfields miserable old gits mode "children in neeeeeed, they can stay in neeeed for all I fecking care"
(& I actually don't mean that... like I said - good cause... just bad time of year for me, & I resent being pressured by fat bastard rich unfunny gits on the radio to give to the cause)
Ditty, I have to ask, do you know the Jamie oliver, sainsbury ad? Happy go lucky me?
what are your views on that?
only so far, you remind me so much of Gyps, and that ad makes her want to stab herself
I put my change in to the collection tins in shops but other than that I don't.
I usually donate to air ambulance, mountain rescue & help for heroes 
I've put me hand in me pocket a couple of places. Sainsbury's had some nice home made biccies n cakes. Why oh why oh why oh why do the staff wear pyjamas? I don't get it.
Originally Posted by zazz:
Ditty, I have to ask, do you know the Jamie oliver, sainsbury ad? Happy go lucky me?
what are your views on that? only so far, you remind me so much of Gyps, and that ad makes her want to stab herself
I either haven't seen it (yet)... or it hasn't registered with me.. or, just maybe... my instinctive Jamie Oliver filter has kicked in & filtered it out of my consciousness
I like the Soap's and news readers performances. Rug's school has done nothing - a first, tho she did a sponsored walk/run a week ago in aid of a local girl. I hope they keep any 'adult' content till well late in the show.
Yeah, I'll be taking a look 
but not with a cuppa tea ... got a nice bottle of prosecco on chill 
Originally Posted by Angel:
Yeah, I'll be taking a look
but not with a cuppa tea ... got a nice bottle of prosecco on chill
Mmmmmmmmmmmmm nice
will be dipping in and out as usual and have managed to find a schedule so will know when to flick it back on
Here's a guide to what's on
8.00pm The BBC Newsreaders strut their stuff in a Strictly Come Dancing special
8.30pm Choirmaster Gareth Malone unites thousands of children from all over the UK to sing live in a mass choir. There's also a live performance from Susan Boyle.
9.00pm The cast of EastEnders rocks Albert Square with a tribute to Queen. The Muppets are also joined by some celebrity TV fans to create a video.
9.30pm Lord Sugar enters the Dragons' Den, and Gary Barlow assembles a host of music stars to perform the official Children in Need single.
10.00pm On BBC Two: a special edition of Never Mind the Buzzcocks, plus music from One Direction and Olly Murs.
10.35pm Back on BBC One: JLS sing their new single and Gok Wan, the style guru, performs a song from the musical Chicago.
11.00pm Comedy from Vic Reeves and Bob Mortimer, and the Hollyoaks cast sings live.
11.30pm Live music from The Saturdays and Steps. Plus there's some Good Fundraising News from comedian Russell Howard.
12.00midnight The starts of the West End show Crazt perform live. There's also a classic track from Adele.
12.30am The cast of Rock of Ages perform.
1.00am Will Young sings live, plus a look back at last night's Children in Need Rocks Manchester concert.
1.30am Highlights of tonight's show.
Just watching Will Young .................................I Love Will Young ..................and I love saying that - where is 'I LOVE WILL YOUNG'?
I couldn't watch the show as we were out but we've been following Matt from the One Show all week. Absolutely amazing what he's achieved, for one person to raise over a Million Pounds in one week is incredible, and at great expense to him physically. A truly remarkable achievement for Matt through amazing support from the public financially and along the route.
Despite all the financial problems the public comes through every year to help those that need help