Tsunami Appeal

I gave all my cash which was a tenner. not much i can do in the short term help but im organising sending out a huge amount of old PC's in about 4 months as most schools were destroyed etc. sounds quite easy at first but getting more challenges all the time.

The message from snipped-for-privacy@aol.comNoEmails (Dave Baker) contains these words:

And remember to tick the "Gift Aid" box if you're a tax payer - that way the chancellor has to put his hand in his pocket and refund the income tax to the recipient as well.

I noticed you got your add in on the back of the disaster.........why did you not miss it off.

boy

In message , Boy writes

Fuckwitted tosspot!

If it bothered you that much why post it up again then?

would increase dramatically if everyone gave in their lottery money for the week rather than buy daft tickets.

The message from Paul Giverin contains these words:

There, now /that/ was the phrase I was looking for!

And why don't you keep your pettiness to yourself?

and you have contributed what ?????????

Well, he did put you in your place concisely. With a fair degree of precision dare I say.

Huw

The message from "Boy" contains these words:

In my case - nearly two weeks income.

Just pledged my donation - ta for the reminder

Guy King ( snipped-for-privacy@zetnet.co.uk) gurgled happily, sounding much like they were saying :

Without wanting to try to detract in any way from the current appeal - what

*is* the big difference between this and other recent events leading to massive loss of life?

About the only things I can see here are the fact this is purely natural, with little or no contribution from mankind - and the fact that there's a lot of nice white middle-class people involved.

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The message from Adrian contains these words:

Sod the nice white middle-class people - those that survived are mostly on their way home by now.

It's the totality of the destruction in some areas - leaving virtually nothing on which to survive. Whether or not rebuilding in the same location proves a wise idea is another matter but one which can only be handled by live people - and there won't be many of them in some areas if help isn't speedy and copious.

And I'd like someone to do the same to me if something similar happened here - like The Wrekin erupting (fat chance).

Guy King ( snipped-for-privacy@zetnet.co.uk) gurgled happily, sounding much like they were saying :

Well, apart from the 3,000 that are dead or missing - including the best friend of the cousin-in-law that we were staying with when the news hit, together with husband and two kids. And another family of five they know. Slightly more than the WTC.

How different is that to Iraq or Dharfur or the Congo or Rwanda or...?

Sure. That's not the root of my uneasiness, though. I'd like it to be more of a matter of international course rather than public pleas forcing goverments to grudgingly hand a fraction of what they spend causing such chaos.

The first I heard of the reported death toll was 7 (seven) on boxing day.

In deed!

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Stop posting it! You know he doesn't like it! :-)