The Night Shift

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EdinWigan
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EdinWigan wrote:
kiwiincambodia wrote:How's the umbrella drive going?

We don't want those young Wigian's getting wet now!
the company has sponsored x50 golf umbrellas to hand out to disadvantaged, wet children, with the support of the Tim Linkinwater Foundation.

:x
You can help support this by donating Karma Points to 'Tim Linkinwater' For every Karma Point he receives, he has agreed to think about sponsoring a segment of an umbrella. Each completed umbrella will be sent to the Wet Kids of Wigan.

100% of your Karma Point go directly to 'im Linkinwater' thinking about it.

:bow:
Remember your Karma helps a Wet Child In Wigan !
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Tim Linkinwater
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This isn't the kind of area the foundation gets involved with. The Linkinwater foundation is dedicated to helping the rich get richer, not to helping scabrous northern kids buy strong lager and get their teenage birds pregnant in bus stops.

Although only 20 kramas is a bit disappointing after all my efforts to be nice, you bastards.
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