All these adverts on the telly that are stay at home themed or for charity :furious:
There is even one for Birdseye
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All these adverts on the telly that are stay at home themed or for charity :furious:
There is even one for Birdseye
I was pleased to see that the tweet announcing Comic Relief the other day got absolutely savaged. They ended up having to block people en masse. :hehe:Quote:
Originally Posted by Pat Vegas
It's bad enough normally. In these circumstances it's just cruel.
Must be a ThursdayQuote:
Originally Posted by Pat Vegas
It's become almost impossible to know where to donate your money these days. I'm torn between an NHS donation, sponsoring a leapard, saving a donkey or sorting out a kids hairlip. :shrug:Quote:
Originally Posted by Pat Vegas
That is a tricky one, b. The NHS can obvs go fúck itself, since you've already spent fortunes on it throughout your life and any money you give it will be p�*ssed away on diversity co-ordinators and Somali translators. However, the other three are trickier. I've always felt bad for kids with harelips, but I do like a leopard. Donkeys are OK, but meh.Quote:
Originally Posted by barrybueno
All in all, I'd give it to the leopard.
Spot on with the money pit called the NHS and I suppose I can leave the worlds donkey issues to Sir C. Hairlips do up set me as do boss eyes but it's not as if the kids live near me and I see them everyday. Yeah the big cat has got it. Plus it's going to write to me once a month which is amazing and I cant wait to hear it's opinions on tons of stuff!Quote:
Originally Posted by Burney
the kid look normal again and you know, noncable, so you should get first dibs on the noncing .....Quote:
Originally Posted by barrybueno
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What?
Give the donkey to the leopard and kill two birds with one stone. Well, one donkey with big cat but close enoughQuote:
Originally Posted by Burney
Donkeys are a pain. They need hard standing or their hooves rot. And they’re known escape artists.Quote:
Originally Posted by barrybueno
Leopards are ok but violent. Now your cheetah is top choice for a remarkably friendly big cat. How much do they want for one of those?
In his wonderful book 'Maneaters of Kumaon', Jim Corbett makes it clear that he'd rather go after a man-eating tiger than a man-eating leopard any day. Leopards are cleverer, less predictable and much less fearful of man than your tigers. So much so that a leopard will go into a house and take a child - something tigers would never do.Quote:
Originally Posted by Sir C
That's good LA. Typical German efficiency right there. Might as well lob the kids in as well for dessert. That's 3 poncing adverts gone for a start.Quote:
Originally Posted by Luis Anaconda
Yes, although the sheer size and evident power and pure aggression makes the tiger, for me, the scariest of the cats.Quote:
Originally Posted by Burney
Mind you, when it comes to power, watching a leopard drag a freshly killed imapala of equal size up a tree is somewhat sobering.
Well yes. And that's the other thing, of course. The fúckers can climb much better than tigers, so forget feeling nice and safe by climbing up a tree.Quote:
Originally Posted by Sir C