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ob6160 wrote:

My dad is going to volunteer to answer calls for the donations 

OB6160

WOW! At the BT Tower? 

ob6160 wrote:

The_Dancing_Donut wrote:

ob6160 wrote:

My dad is going to volunteer to answer calls for the donations 

OB6160

WOW! At the BT Tower? 

No at the Norwich Union Call centre   
But he gets a whole load of free stuff for going (e.g balloons, sweets.)

Last year he got a donation of £1000 

OB6160

WOW!

Bob: Hi, I wanna donate, please!
Your Dad: Hey. A tenner, twenty quid?
Bob: A thousand.
Your Dad: 

ob6160 wrote:

The_Dancing_Donut wrote:

ob6160 wrote:

No at the Norwich Union Call centre   
But he gets a whole load of free stuff for going (e.g balloons, sweets.)

Last year he got a donation of £1000 

OB6160

WOW!

Bob: Hi, I wanna donate, please!
Your Dad: Hey. A tenner, twenty quid?
Bob: A thousand.
Your Dad: 

And once he got a caller who donated £300 and who phoned later to ask for his money back because he thought the show was rubbish 
OB6160

Hahahahaha! 
That's stupid, it's not about the show, it's about the good cause. But the show's are usually good anyway... especially this year! Guess why!!! EEEEEEEE!

ob6160 wrote:

The_Dancing_Donut wrote:

ob6160 wrote:

And once he got a caller who donated £300 and who phoned later to ask for his money back because he thought the show was rubbish 
OB6160

Hahahahaha! 
That's stupid, it's not about the show, it's about the good cause. But the show's are usually good anyway... especially this year! Guess why!!! EEEEEEEE!

i will hazard a guess : is it jedward??? :\

OB6160

Ding ding! Correct!!!
Anyone you're looking forward to?

Here are more things the have posted on the site:

Highlights on the night include:

- Starring appearances from the cast of Coronation Street and EastEnders

- A live performance from JLS of the official BBC Children in Need single, Love You More

- The recently reformed Take That will perform their new single, 'The Flood', and in a BBC Children in Need exclusive, will sing one of their classic hits live for the first time since regrouping

- A sneak preview of the Doctor Who Christmas special

- An extra special pop-star edition of Strictly Come Dancing

- Additional live performances from Cheryl Cole, Alexandra Burke, Westlife, The Script, The Saturdays, Ellie Goulding and Maroon 5. More acts to be announced shortly

- Peter Andre performs a tribute to Michael Jackson

- The ladies from Loose Women give Girls Aloud a run for their money with their rendition of 'The Promise'

- And, of course a very, very special, live performance by the BBC Newsreaders

The_Dancing_Donut wrote:

ob6160 wrote:

The_Dancing_Donut wrote:

Ding ding! Correct!!!
Anyone you're looking forward to?

Take That will perform their new single, 'The Flood', and in a BBC Children in Need exclusive, will sing one of their classic hits live for the first time since regrouping 
                                           

Preview of the Doctor Who Christmas special 

- An extra special pop-star edition of Strictly Come Dancing 

Oh yeah, Take That! The Flood is good, but Shame is too funny. It's two men being sentimental and singing about a poster at the back of Toys 'R' Us...?
I watch Strictly normally, and the CiN last year had two of the investors from Dragon's Den dancing! 

I agree Shame is odd but their other songs are cool 

I watch Strictly Come Dancing too    'Nice to see you to see you nice' 

Ob6160

My friend did a sponsored silence today. Actually most people did, it's the only thing they're allowed to do. It was funny when the teacher asked who was doing a sponsored silence and half the class put thier hands up.

I'm not involved with this specific thing, but we donate money when the opportunity arises. Right now my family donates every month or something (I don't know the details) to a kid in the Philippines as part of a program.