Cry me 36 Grand

[vetran]

The other day someone's young kid got one of the player's balls in their face at Wimbledon, and he gave them one of the special Wimbledon towels as an apology.

<SueEllen>lucky the player wasn't Jimmy Saville</SueEllen>

[OwlHoot]

The other day someone's young kid got one of the player's balls in their face at Wimbledon, and he gave them one of the special Wimbledon towels as an apology.

Obviously the solution to that in future is for the male players to wear longer shorts!

But I've no problem with the ladies wearing shorter skirts!

[SueEllen]

You've had to really work hard here Sue, to turn a lovely sweet gesture sour.

This forum is full of miserable cynical bastards so not exactly hard...

[d000hg]

This forum is full of miserable cynical bastards so not exactly hard...

It wasn't one of them wrote it!

[vetran]

This forum is full of miserable cynical bastards so not exactly hard...

so you have met doogie?

We have corrupted SueEllen oh dear!

[SimonMac]

You can't please everyone all of the time.

Just seen a post on facebook saying its scandalous that they raise money for this kid, but not for defibrillators at grass roots matches after Eriksen

[SueEllen]

You can't please everyone all of the time.

Just seen a post on facebook saying its scandalous that they raise money for this kid, but not for defibrillators at grass roots matches after Eriksen

FFS the guy only wanted to raise £500 so she could get something to cheer her up after her team lost to England.

He raised more and the family have it away to an international children's charity, which may save some children's lives.

Nothing is stopping the poster on Facebook from starting a gofundme for defribrillators....

[edison]

really doubt they would. but if you do indeed decide to donate to charity the only thing that will change is that the CEO of the charity can afford a new set of tires on his Bugatti. this world is morally bankrupt.

https://www.bloomberg.com/news/featu...itical-scandal

That 'charity' certainly isn't typical of a charity with its 'for profit' arm.

Interested to know from you which charities have a CEO that can afford a £1m Bugatti though?