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About LinkBacksHas a hardship fund for victims of the recent floods in the UK been set up?
Has a hardship fund for victims of the recent floods in the UK been set up?
Dunno, but there is the Eirenua hardship fund if you would like to make a donationOriginally Posted by noodles
There are Men, there are Women and there are Politicians. God save old Ireland
Think Dr Mark Doorley of the Mail is starting one.. or at least complaining about one. Bono and Bob should organise a concert really
1,197 people agree with me.. how many agree with you ?
maybe we should do the honourable thing and send £171,533 along with a letter from our President
"blah blah blah"
Great idea about the letter but surely 171533 is a little bit tightfisted. Perhaps 10 million or so in light of the strong historical,economical and cultural links we share.
Perhaps we should give them another few upland counties? or settle the Rockall dispute for once and for all. They could put a union Jack on it to assist the rescue helicopters when it all goes under. Climate change beats the 'Ra any day.
Send them Longford.Perhaps we should give them another few upland counties? or settle the Rockall dispute for once and for all. They could put a union Jack on it to assist the rescue helicopters when it all goes under. Climate change beats the 'Ra any day.
Or how about recalling the child murderers from Iraq and spreading the resulting savings about.
Refugees? Take a few of them in. There's a vacant campsite near the M50
There are Men, there are Women and there are Politicians. God save old Ireland
I dont see any point in sending money when there is more than enough cabbage in British government coffers to foot the bill. Prehaps our glorious president should send a stern letter outlining the foolishness of building houses on flood plains.
The square root of the golden ratio times pi is close to 4, this product is 3.996168.
Is it too late to send over a sandbag?
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