Help The Aged.
Posted: 20 Jan 2006, 23:32
Well, we'll all get old....hopefully. http://www.iwill.co.uk/ .Go on, we,ve all got parents, Grand Parents.
Keith
Keith
/signed
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Posted: 20 Jan 2006, 23:34
To use a silly AOL kiddie convention:
/signed
/signed
Posted: 20 Jan 2006, 23:36
Motz wrote:To use a silly AOL kiddie convention:
/signed
Well done Mike The forgoten generation indeed
Posted: 20 Jan 2006, 23:38
That's me signed up Keith.
Doing it for the kids.
Doing it for the kids.
Posted: 20 Jan 2006, 23:39
Sorry. Thought it was a Pulp thread.
Posted: 20 Jan 2006, 23:42
But you signed though Johnny....eh?Johnny M wrote:Sorry. Thought it was a Pulp thread.
Posted: 20 Jan 2006, 23:52
Yep.scotty wrote:But you signed though Johnny....eh?Johnny M wrote:Sorry. Thought it was a Pulp thread.
Posted: 20 Jan 2006, 23:54
Johnny M wrote:Yep.scotty wrote:But you signed though Johnny....eh?Johnny M wrote:Sorry. Thought it was a Pulp thread.
Posted: 21 Jan 2006, 00:32
Signed. #5556.
Posted: 21 Jan 2006, 01:47
signed up. 
(though not 'cause of my parents or my grandparents, all of whom are dead, but 'cause being elderly doesn't seem that far away sometimes. 
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(though not 'cause of my parents or my grandparents, all of whom are dead, but 'cause being elderly doesn't seem that far away sometimes. )Posted: 21 Jan 2006, 05:38
Well Keith, I wanna live as well...
5564
5564
Posted: 21 Jan 2006, 10:35
Though I'm continental, why not 
5565
5565
Posted: 21 Jan 2006, 10:51
5567
Posted: 21 Jan 2006, 19:50
being one of the core group its aimed at, can I still sign it?
Posted: 21 Jan 2006, 20:15
Signed up!
Goes without saying!
Goes without saying!
Posted: 21 Jan 2006, 21:22
I can't remember what it was I signed. Or even signing it. But I'm sure it was for a good cause?
Posted: 23 Jan 2006, 12:31
Snopes wrote:Claim: Signing and circulating online petitions is an effective way of remedying important issues.
Status: False.
Posted: 23 Jan 2006, 15:11
a) It isn't exclusively online
b) It's being operated by an organisation with actual lobbying power unlike most online petitions
b) It's being operated by an organisation with actual lobbying power unlike most online petitions
Posted: 23 Jan 2006, 15:23
petitions change nothing. never have, never will. at best they get you a chance to stand outside number ten before some flunky files your efforts in the nearest bin.
on the plus side, they are a great way of assuaging your middle class guilt with minimum effort.
on the plus side, they are a great way of assuaging your middle class guilt with minimum effort.
Posted: 23 Jan 2006, 15:57
*nods* A fairly decent summary of the snopes link I postedRicheyJames wrote:petitions change nothing. never have, never will. at best they get you a chance to stand outside number ten before some flunky files your efforts in the nearest bin.
on the plus side, they are a great way of assuaging your middle class guilt with minimum effort.
Posted: 23 Jan 2006, 19:13
I take it you signed it too, then.RicheyJames wrote:petitions change nothing. never have, never will. at best they get you a chance to stand outside number ten before some flunky files your efforts in the nearest bin.
on the plus side, they are a great way of assuaging your middle class guilt with minimum effort.
Posted: 25 Jan 2006, 08:18
nope. no conscience. no guilt.