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LadyConstanze -> RE: reaction to uk problems makesmewonder why i bother givng money to usa disaster funds (8/8/2011 8:58:22 PM)
We have that too, it's called "care in the community" instead of institutions the people live in flats and have people attend to their needs and aid and allowances, the idea is that this way they still feel that they are part of the society and not isolated, works in a lot of cases but not all.

Anaxagoras -> RE: reaction to uk problems makesmewonder why i bother givng money to usa disaster funds (8/9/2011 11:15:30 AM)
quote: ORIGINAL: LadyConstanze quote: ORIGINAL: lazarus1983 What disaster funds have you given to? I think he means the American porn he bought What like "Wet New Orleanians go wild"? [8D]

GreedyTop -> RE: reaction to uk problems makesmewonder why i bother givng money to usa disaster funds (8/9/2011 11:21:22 AM)
I've got better titles than that for sale.. just saying ;)

Anaxagoras -> RE: reaction to uk problems makesmewonder why i bother givng money to usa disaster funds (8/9/2011 11:50:27 AM)
Ok well how about "Louisianans get oiled up". [;)]

GreedyTop -> RE: reaction to uk problems makesmewonder why i bother givng money to usa disaster funds (8/9/2011 12:17:17 PM)
I think I have some variation on Dixie girls.. grin

lazarus1983 -> RE: reaction to uk problems makesmewonder why i bother givng money to usa disaster funds (8/9/2011 12:23:31 PM)
quote: ORIGINAL: GreedyTop I've got better titles than that for sale.. just saying ;) Shut up and take my money!

SillyMan -> RE: reaction to uk problems makesmewonder why i bother givng money to usa disaster funds (8/9/2011 12:23:43 PM)
quote: ORIGINAL: HannahLynHeather hey, i did my part. i contributed some money to a fund to help pay the legal costs of those arrested. what the fuck more do you want? i'm a little far away to help more directly. Did you fund the IRA too? sm

GreedyTop -> RE: reaction to uk problems makesmewonder why i bother givng money to usa disaster funds (8/9/2011 12:38:19 PM)
quote: ORIGINAL: lazarus1983 quote: ORIGINAL: GreedyTop I've got better titles than that for sale.. just saying ;) Shut up and take my money! gimme an idea of what appeals, and I'll put together a 3 pack for ya!!

Moonhead -> RE: reaction to uk problems makesmewonder why i bother givng money to usa disaster funds (8/9/2011 12:41:56 PM)
You're missing the possibilities of political porno... Democrat Senators Take It In The Head? Teabagger Girls Gone Wild Sucking Rush Limbaugh's Tiny Balls? How To Get Away With A Wide Stance And Still Get The Godbotherers Voting For You (A Funny Thing Happened On The Way To The Lavatory...)?

GreedyTop -> RE: reaction to uk problems makesmewonder why i bother givng money to usa disaster funds (8/9/2011 12:58:26 PM)
mail, Moon....

Anaxagoras -> RE: reaction to uk problems makesmewonder why i bother givng money to usa disaster funds (8/9/2011 1:24:35 PM)
quote: ORIGINAL: Moonhead You're missing the possibilities of political porno... Well disaster porno has a certain appeal as above... quote: Democrat Senators Take It In The Head? Teabagger Girls Gone Wild Sucking Rush Limbaugh's Tiny Balls? How To Get Away With A Wide Stance And Still Get The Godbotherers Voting For You (A Funny Thing Happened On The Way To The Lavatory...)? How about these I just thought about... Solo in Soho (William Gladstone) Stable Lads II: Bullet in the head (Jeremy Thorpe) Mid-East Violation Part X: Egad, a Turk up me arse! (Laurence of Arabia) A Spectator for the Blind Man (David Blunkett) "A Moment of Madness". Plot: A Welshman inadvertently finds himself cottaging on Clapham Common (Ron Davies)

SillyMan -> RE: reaction to uk problems makesmewonder why i bother givng money to usa disaster funds (8/9/2011 1:30:37 PM)
quote: ORIGINAL: LadyConstanze We have that too, it's called "care in the community" instead of institutions the people live in flats and have people attend to their needs and aid and allowances, the idea is that this way they still feel that they are part of the society and not isolated, works in a lot of cases but not all. Supported Living these days, and luckily, with a lot of work it has moved on a little since since it's earliest days.

LadyConstanze -> RE: reaction to uk problems makesmewonder why i bother givng money to usa disaster funds (8/9/2011 5:43:31 PM)
Here they still call it care in the community, and it means there are nutcases wandering about as they are not a danger to others they claim, had it the other day, some idiot in the park takes his walking stick, pokes it at one of my dogs (who didn't like being poked in the belly especially not a healing scar) and barked and the guy (obviously not all there, a few fries short of a happy meal) starts rambling on about the aggressive dog, I suggested kindly (well maybe not so kindly) that he stops poking and just lets us walk on instead of following us poking the dog, and the reply was "I have it taken off you, it's aggressive" which made me suggest where I would put the stick and he starts yelling his head off that I'm nasty to him because he's not living with .... (local charity for the mentally handycapped) anymore. Yeah, convinced me that it's a good idea, I mean not that I didn't have my suspicions, walking with 2 oversized Dobermans, you have to be a fucking nutcase to start poking a stick at a strange rather large dog you don't know. A lot of them around in pubs, most of them fairly harmless but not all that well adjusted and errr, they don't really make it a great atmosphere. Landlords can't kick them out without being discriminating and some are just not good mingling, they try to fit in and I understand the desire to be part of a group, but let's say it is not always easy to remember that the person doesn't mean to bother you or that the person doesn't realize that certain behaviour is inappropriate... There are a few who when they think they should talk to you will just keep on talking to you and you can't even politely excuse yourself after a few minutes.

Anaxagoras -> RE: reaction to uk problems makesmewonder why i bother givng money to usa disaster funds (8/11/2011 8:35:04 AM)
quote: ORIGINAL: PeonForHer quote: ORIGINAL: Anaxagoras Always wanted to know what roasted limey smells like? [8D] I've never said this before on any forum, ever, but now I feel somewhat obliged: Fuck off, baldie! ;-) Hey I'm not bald, its a prosthetic! [:)]

poise -> RE: reaction to uk problems makesmewonder why i bother givng money to usa disaster funds (8/11/2011 9:49:17 AM)
quote: ORIGINAL: Anaxagoras Ok well how about "Louisianans get oiled up". [;)] "Slippery When Wet". True story too! [:)] and nothing to do with the BP spill. As for the OP and sending money to help the USA, thank you, but I have yet to receive a penny of it. It seems you have to be already supported by the government before they give you even more free money. [:-]

SillyMan -> RE: reaction to uk problems makesmewonder why i bother givng money to usa disaster funds (8/11/2011 10:03:39 AM)
quote: ORIGINAL: LadyConstanze Here they still call it care in the community, and it means there are nutcases wandering about as they are not a danger to others they claim, had it the other day, some idiot in the park takes his walking stick, pokes it at one of my dogs (who didn't like being poked in the belly especially not a healing scar) and barked and the guy (obviously not all there, a few fries short of a happy meal) starts rambling on about the aggressive dog, I suggested kindly (well maybe not so kindly) that he stops poking and just lets us walk on instead of following us poking the dog, and the reply was "I have it taken off you, it's aggressive" which made me suggest where I would put the stick and he starts yelling his head off that I'm nasty to him because he's not living with .... (local charity for the mentally handycapped) anymore. Yeah, convinced me that it's a good idea, I mean not that I didn't have my suspicions, *walking with 2 oversized Dobermans,* you have to be a fucking nutcase to start poking a stick at a *strange rather large dog* you don't know. A lot of them around in pubs, most of them fairly harmless but not all that well adjusted and errr, they don't really make it a great atmosphere. Landlords can't kick them out without being discriminating and some are just not good mingling, they try to fit in and I understand the desire to be part of a group, but let's say it is not always easy to remember that the person doesn't mean to bother you or that the person doesn't realize that certain behaviour is inappropriate... There are a few who when they think they should talk to you will just keep on talking to you and you can't even politely excuse yourself after a few minutes. It must be a trial for you to live with the unfortunate inconvenience of having to share our society with people who may not fit with your perception of the well adjusted and apropriately behaved person. It can be a chore, and a test of your sensibilities. I sympathise. Large oversized, sensitive Dobermans eh? In a park? Gosh... sensible? sm

Anaxagoras -> RE: reaction to uk problems makesmewonder why i bother givng money to usa disaster funds (8/11/2011 12:42:02 PM)
quote: ORIGINAL: poise quote: ORIGINAL: Anaxagoras Ok well how about "Louisianans get oiled up". [;)] "Slippery When Wet". True story too! [:)] and nothing to do with the BP spill. ...and I should add neither was my two titles were applicable to the flooding in New Orleans or the oil spill! quote: As for the OP and sending money to help the USA, thank you, but I have yet to receive a penny of it. It seems you have to be already supported by the government before they give you even more free money. [:-] Dave can send the money to Poise who I am sure will distribute the money more equitably that the gubermint! [;)]

Dtesmoac -> RE: reaction to uk problems makesmewonder why i bother givng money to usa disaster funds (8/11/2011 3:02:48 PM)
I'm liveing half way between London and Birmingham. We are all still drinking our tea, occasionally watching supposedly intelligent people go on about the riots on tv and generally taking the piss our of britain and remembering that every so often in the UK there are short term violent outbursts that havent since 1614 gone on to anyhting else other than a bit of civil disorder. Get real check out how other countries explode when people go to the streets and as usual in the UK we are generally a a mild bunch. This supposedly started because 1 person was shot by the police in most countries across the world 1 person being shot isn't even news worthy.

xssve -> RE: reaction to uk problems makesmewonder why i bother givng money to usa disaster funds (8/11/2011 3:36:25 PM)
Well I think it's pretty fucking tragic.

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