Is anyone here doing anything to raise money for it?

And also, I heard on the radio this morning that the guy who presents it (Terry Wogan, is it?) gets something like £3000 an hour to present the show, when everyone else does it for free, and they're attempting to raise millions of pounds for charity. That is outrageous.

£3000 per hour... :eek: What a.. lalala...
And I'm not doing anything to raise money for it. I give it.. but I can't bring myself to shaving my hair or anything like that.

Maybe I should try eating chocolate? :P

I would totally shave my head. For one, it would piss the hell out of my sister, and two, it would probably be for cops for cancer, so it would go to a good cause. Too bad our school doesn't have it. But easier said than done, right?

Talking of comic relief... here's a blast from the past.

http://youtube.com/watch?v=BVIoCahD7yw

Awesome.

OH good golly grief lets stonk lol.
Id rather forget that:smile:

my daughters school is wearing anything big and red for comic relief. out come my old shirts lol

lol Ches! I don't think I saw that the first time around, it's so cool! I also caught a glimpse of Brian May - my first crush! How embarrassing is that?

Talking of comic relief... here's a blast from the past.
Awesome.
They were two very funny guys.

my daughters school is wearing anything big and red for comic relief. out come my old shirts lol

Snap, my son's school to, they will all be wearing red noses to, erm, great fun for the teachers when one of the kids looses theirs , perhaps I shall try at put their names in theirs.

I don't donate as I'm not a uk tax payer, but mr jewels will donate on behalf of the whole family, as he is a tax payer, comic relief can then claim the extra tax back:razz:

Im going to my sons school to throw tomatoes at the school keeper, all in aid of comic relief.
A local greengrocer donated all his rotten toms lol, so we will be having fun

Im going to my sons school to throw tomatoes at the school keeper, all in aid of comic relief.
A local greengrocer donated all his rotten toms lol, so we will be having fun

Our school keeper was a meanie :( Wish I could go back and do something like that... :razz:

http://img237.imageshack.us/img237/9967/redkd1.jpg (http://imageshack.us)

Bloomin' killjoys... they could just fireproof them, then they'd fit the health and safety laws. We have 2 red noses in our house, and one from last year, I wonder if they're a fire risk... oh wait.. .. my house content is 90% paper. :eek:

I heard on the radio this morning that the guy who presents it (Terry Wogan, is it?) gets something like £3000 an hour to present the show, when everyone else does it for free, and they're attempting to raise millions of pounds for charity. That is outrageous.
I think Terry Wogan presents children in need, I think it's Lenny Henry who presents comic relief, But even so £3000 per hour when it's for charity is very steep, however he does pull in the viewing figures, so perhaps they still recieve more donations, even after paying out his £3000 ph.

I think Terry Wogan presents children in need, I think it's Lenny Henry who present comic relief, But even so £3000 per hour when it's for charity is very steep, however he does pull in the viewing figures, so perhaps they still recieve more donations, even after paying out his £3000 ph.


Oh my word, thats so crap.
I thought celebs on charity shows gave there performences for free, considering its for charity.
Im well annoyed at the amount he gets paid:rolleyes:

For whose of you who like the very funny catherine Tate :razz: , within the next couple of hours, comic relief will be showing an interview with her and Tony Blair:razz:

I can't wait for that, jewels. I loved the first clip that she did with Dr. Who. That was funny :)

And seeing men cry just gets me going... :sad:

Edit: I love watching clips of the reality of what happens in different parts of the world. Sometimes we forget what things are like outside of our 'happy lives'. It's sad to watch, but such a good reminder for all of us, :( We have so much to be grateful for... And we have so much we can give...

/hugs

Lmao!! Jeremy, James and Richard in Top Gear of the pops! :biggrin:

LMAO Tony Blair and Catherine Tate, that was well funny,init

I loved it! My mum was like......"That's not Tony Blair...he wouldn't do that!" Lol. He did it really well too. Innit! :biggrin: :razz:

Oh, he so did! We all laughed so hard over here. Who'd have thought he could be so funny? :P I'm assuming that's the first and last.. so I'm going to treasure that one in my head. ;)

I'm still also laughing about Mr Blobby sneaking up on Dot... hahahaha!!

What a great show it was, a great line up of comic's and so many famous faces all doing there bit for comic relief. Some of the stories had me in tears, but at least we are all doing our bit to help the suffering.


And also, I heard on the radio this morning that the guy who presents it (Terry Wogan, is it?) gets something like £3000 an hour to present the show, when everyone else does it for free, and they're attempting to raise millions of pounds for charity. That is outrageous.

It was mentioned a few times last night, about Terry Wogan, although he doesn't host comic relief but children in need ( Friday 16th November 2007)

http://img92.imageshack.us/img92/4578/comicdp9.jpg (http://imageshack.us)

/me hikes up the kilt for, Tony Blair, am I bovvered.

* jewels;72785 hikes up the kilt for, Tony Blair, am I bovvered.

Haha! It was on the news, too! :razz:
For those who missed it, it's up on Youtube....
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OrmIxZrVH-w

Enjoy! :biggrin:

It was brilliant! I've just watched it again on that link and it still tickles me!!

Can you imagine George Bush doing something similar?!! I could see Prince Charles doing it ..... "Is one bovvered?" :biggrin:

We did the Sweepstake Poster at work; it raised £40 - not a lot to us but to think that it could buy 16 nets to protect people from malaria is something good! As they kept saying last night, every penny counts!

Next time round, if you have at least 40 people in your work place (or school/college), request a sweepstake poster - it's easy to do! This year, you had to pay £2 and put your name next to a person on the poster then once all names had gone and the silver panel was rubbed off to reveal which person it was then the guesser would win £40 and the other £40 went to Comic Relief! Simple! Everybody has a chance of winning!

Well done tasha , as long as money is raised, it doesnt matter what you do:razz:

edit: erm well, as long as it legal:razz: