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(, Fri 8 Oct 2010, 16:18, 3 replies, latest was 15 years ago)
dismissive of almost any critisim of the army,
pay out money in a bizarre way,
but most of all, they use words like "our boys" "these blokes" etc in offical press releases, they can fuck right off.
(, Fri 8 Oct 2010, 16:22, Reply)
Stop wasting money printing begging letters, and posting them out with a little pen so we can fill in the handy direct debit form, and spend the money on the actual fucking research / charitable objectives. Had Cancer Research et al not spunked a chunck of cash raised on manufacturing shitty little pens, who knows where we'd be by now?
(, Fri 8 Oct 2010, 16:29, Reply)
not just charity people actually, anyone who comes to my door. or anywhere near me.
(, Fri 8 Oct 2010, 16:33, Reply)
I donated to Haiti on a whim and I'm sure they've spent more than what I donated in sending me cards and address stickers and stuff, it's well annoying.
(, Fri 8 Oct 2010, 16:45, Reply)
Look, just take the bloody money and build more accommodation for abandoned dogs, OK? Don't waste the money sending me a fucking photo and birthday / Christmas cards from the dog I 'adopted' every year, because, frankly, I'm well aware that dogs can't write, let alone have any cognitive recognition of specific dates in the year in the first place.
(, Fri 8 Oct 2010, 16:48, Reply)
Wiggy opened it and I said I didn't want to look at them so he spread them out on the floor in front of me. Douche.
(, Fri 8 Oct 2010, 16:53, Reply)
that and a bit of hard work and the abandonned dogs are no longer a problem.
(, Fri 8 Oct 2010, 16:55, Reply)
It's the basic hypocrisy that gets me, plus the complete misunderstanding of how animal drug trials work.
That and the fact they are utter, utter cunts.
(, Fri 8 Oct 2010, 17:22, Reply)
and he said "ha ha you tested animals didn't you?"
I was spat on when I walked away. Nice guys.
(, Fri 8 Oct 2010, 16:48, Reply)
but unfortunately they missed and instead spent a couple of hours shouting slogans just outside the gastroenterology ward at Great Ormond Street. Mongs.
(, Fri 8 Oct 2010, 16:48, Reply)
what's wrong with doing a little something to help support medical rehabilitation for young guys that have been badly injured in the service of this country?
Yadda yadda, illegal war, etc.
(, Fri 8 Oct 2010, 16:22, Reply)
Kinda.
If my life was to expire whilst doing my fucking job, then gutted. I'm dead.
I see nothing 'heroic' about being in the army. It's a job that these people have signed up for, being fully aware of the risks involved.
(, Fri 8 Oct 2010, 16:23, Reply)
if someone loses a limb doing what they've been told to do, they deserve support - as you would get if you lost a limb at work by way of being able to sue your employer.
I do agree that the term 'Hero' is bandied around too much, though.
(, Fri 8 Oct 2010, 16:25, Reply)
It's the 'Hero' tag that gets me.
I'd happily support ANYONE who was injured at work - fuck it, it doesn't get much worse than losing a couple of limbs and being peppered with shrapnel, but it doesn't make you a hero.
(, Fri 8 Oct 2010, 16:27, Reply)
Why do the red tops have to capitalise our boys? Will 'The Army' not do?
(, Fri 8 Oct 2010, 16:29, Reply)
Man it hurt. However, I managed to not spill everyone's coffee from the tray so I reckon that makes me a workplace hero.
(, Fri 8 Oct 2010, 16:31, Reply)
Let alone a charity set up in the name of all those office monkeys that have been horribly injured in the cause of duty.
I once got scratched in an incident concerning a rusty staple and a staple remover, Colonel, and where was my country when I needed it? Masturbating over topless page 3 stunnas giving 'Our Boys' some moral support at Catterick, that's where!
(, Fri 8 Oct 2010, 16:40, Reply)
(, Fri 8 Oct 2010, 16:46, Reply)
but some london hospital asked for a grant to help make a mental health center which would help with post traumatic stress for soldiers, but they wouldn't help because less than 50% of the people helped would be soldiers.
It still had capacity to treat every soldier in the area with PTSD but that didn't matter apparently.
(, Fri 8 Oct 2010, 16:28, Reply)
I still think that supporting troops who've been injured in service is really important, though.
(, Fri 8 Oct 2010, 16:30, Reply)
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