Best present ever?
02 September 2005, 01:39 PM
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Best present ever?
Please note, despite the fact that this picture IS of some of the flood victims in the US, it has absolutely NOTHING to do with that situation, their colour or anything else so please save your "don't make fun of the victims" comments for someone else. I saw the photo and about a thousand captions popped into my head so I thought I'd share one. If you don't like it... Sorry!
02 September 2005, 03:06 PM
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Originally Posted by Leslie
Nothing like taking advantage of the chance of a cheap joke!
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02 September 2005, 03:51 PM
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I think it's rather amsuing, maybe even more so if it *is* taken in context of them being victims.
I've already seen the "Hurricaine Relief Fund" banners going up in coffee shops around my area and I'm sick of them already. I will not be guilt-tripped into donating to a disaster that occured naturally, if I give, it will be of my own free will, and to be frank, I don't have any intention of giving anything. The US is a very wealthy country and I think it can quite easilly cough up enough money to help things out, I see no reason why we should have to do so.
I've already seen the "Hurricaine Relief Fund" banners going up in coffee shops around my area and I'm sick of them already. I will not be guilt-tripped into donating to a disaster that occured naturally, if I give, it will be of my own free will, and to be frank, I don't have any intention of giving anything. The US is a very wealthy country and I think it can quite easilly cough up enough money to help things out, I see no reason why we should have to do so.
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02 September 2005, 05:04 PM
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Originally Posted by Markus
I think it's rather amsuing, maybe even more so if it *is* taken in context of them being victims.
I've already seen the "Hurricaine Relief Fund" banners going up in coffee shops around my area and I'm sick of them already. I will not be guilt-tripped into donating to a disaster that occured naturally, if I give, it will be of my own free will, and to be frank, I don't have any intention of giving anything. The US is a very wealthy country and I think it can quite easilly cough up enough money to help things out, I see no reason why we should have to do so.
I've already seen the "Hurricaine Relief Fund" banners going up in coffee shops around my area and I'm sick of them already. I will not be guilt-tripped into donating to a disaster that occured naturally, if I give, it will be of my own free will, and to be frank, I don't have any intention of giving anything. The US is a very wealthy country and I think it can quite easilly cough up enough money to help things out, I see no reason why we should have to do so.
02 September 2005, 06:09 PM
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The whole looting thing is funny. I could understand if the Yanks were looting food or water or other essential supplies. But that doesnt seem to be the case
Cos obviously 7 pairs of Nike Airs are what they really need right now!
Cos obviously 7 pairs of Nike Airs are what they really need right now!
02 September 2005, 06:20 PM
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I'm making no comment on the ethnicity of looters and the correlation of lack of income from anything other than crime or benefits.
Maybe someone should tell them KFC has more fried chicken, might make them stop looting
Maybe someone should tell them KFC has more fried chicken, might make them stop looting
02 September 2005, 06:27 PM
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Originally Posted by Markus
I think it's rather amsuing, maybe even more so if it *is* taken in context of them being victims.
I've already seen the "Hurricaine Relief Fund" banners going up in coffee shops around my area and I'm sick of them already. I will not be guilt-tripped into donating to a disaster that occured naturally, if I give, it will be of my own free will, and to be frank, I don't have any intention of giving anything. The US is a very wealthy country and I think it can quite easilly cough up enough money to help things out, I see no reason why we should have to do so.
I've already seen the "Hurricaine Relief Fund" banners going up in coffee shops around my area and I'm sick of them already. I will not be guilt-tripped into donating to a disaster that occured naturally, if I give, it will be of my own free will, and to be frank, I don't have any intention of giving anything. The US is a very wealthy country and I think it can quite easilly cough up enough money to help things out, I see no reason why we should have to do so.
well said mate, they got enuff money to fund egypt and israel with billions of aid and to bomb iraq im sure they can help their own people
02 September 2005, 06:44 PM
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Originally Posted by rr_ww
The whole looting thing is funny. I could understand if the Yanks were looting food or water or other essential supplies. But that doesnt seem to be the case
Cos obviously 7 pairs of Nike Airs are what they really need right now!
Cos obviously 7 pairs of Nike Airs are what they really need right now!
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