Comic Relief - What happened....

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Equaliser123 wrote: »

Not been to Africa have you?

There's a condom machine on the side of every shack.....

Equaliser123

goater78 wrote: »

There's a condom machine on the side of every shack.....

Not the Africa that I know. And maybe that is part of the problem.

Equaliser123

paulofessex wrote: »

...to being able to donate as little or as much as you wish to.

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You can give any amount you like online. And Giftaid it.

shop-to-drop

Anyone else shocked by the 'Archbishop of Canterbury' sketch? So much earlier than watershed too with so many kids watching. Am I just really old fashioned?

Not just because of the swearing either I found it really disrespectful and I'm not even religious myself but was offended on behalf of those that are. Am baffled really?

Own_My_Own

I'm just finding the whole thing not funny.:(

What was the Peter Kay thing about ?

My kids 19 and 16 have given up. Dd has gone to her friends and ds is now on his xbox.

Own_My_Own

Equaliser123 wrote: »

Errr. Isn't that the same price?

ERRR...Last year you could buy 1, this year the text is for 2.

penrhyn

The best thing to do is to Sky + the programme for an hour or so and watch something else. You can then watch the funny bits and fast forward through all the celebrity-care videos.

Looks like Peter Kays career has gone down the plug hole.

mcja

My kids are 6 and 8 and I thought I would let the stay u to watch comic relief so they could understand what some people have to go through daily just to survive. I then have to sit with them listening to Rowan Atkinson saying shagging and people using language that is unnecessary before the watershed. (I didn't have to but YKWIM)

A lot went over my 6 year old head but my 8 year old got a lot. The kids have donated their pocket money though.

lollipopsarah

I must be getting old too because I turned off after the simon cowell "marriage", I was enjoying the sketch until the vicar crossed himself!
Now I like a good joke but somehow it just didn't seem right so early in the evening.
Sorry comic relief but I'm now enjoying local radio on my pc and while happy to put whatever change into a bucket I won't be pressured into £10 donation on the telly.
not everyone knows about donating online (i.e. smaller amounts).
sorry if I sound bad, but times are hard and I just can't afford any more.
xx

MamaMoo_2

shop-to-drop wrote: »

Anyone else shocked by the 'Archbishop of Canterbury' sketch? So much earlier than watershed too with so many kids watching. Am I just really old fashioned?

Not just because of the swearing either I found it really disrespectful and I'm not even religious myself but was offended on behalf of those that are. Am baffled really?

I'm Catholic. I wasn't offended. Please don't be offended on my behalf. That's how funny stuff gets taken off the TV...


(ok, he's CofE, but y'know. Close enough)