Tomorrow is children in need day. Most people will use this as an opportunity to dress up in the most ridiculous outfits (as I am).
Will you be? If so, what will you be dressed as, or doing for this great charity.
Me? I'm dressing up as Carol beer(little Britain), shall be sat behind my desk, uttering those words, so famously uttered by David Walliams " computer says no"
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By *oddyWoman
over a year ago
between havant and chichester |
"I'm a spoilt sport. I don't do dress up or Xmas jumpers etc. Happy to donate money but I won't look a fool doing it
Well it's lovely that you donate. I'm the soft sod who goes the whole hog!  "
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"I'm a spoilt sport. I don't do dress up or Xmas jumpers etc. Happy to donate money but I won't look a fool doing it
Well it's lovely that you donate. I'm the soft sod who goes the whole hog! pics pretty please "
I will post later. X |
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By *ezzelsMan
over a year ago
cheshire and north wales |
This year I worked with Chairty Save the Children and Mother Teresa Foundation and helped save the lives of 1000s of poor villagers from exposure to fatal pollutants in groundwater in Bihar India...all paid for by Charity...and volunteers like myself offering professonal advice and support..so please give and dress up and be daft..it makes a difference. .believe me. |
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Well I've spent the day wearing my fancy dress, raised £154.91 for CIN. Tweeted David Walliams my pic and got a retweet and a like from him and my phone is now going mental with likes and retweets. |
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But, then, I am working from home today 
