Money Rasing

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Originally Posted by CrabRacket

I get £10 for a month? But I save it and skip lunch at regular intervals so I only have a drink or something.

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What? I would call that neglect. £10 a month? If your parents can't afford to give you money to get lunch speak to your school, because really £10 a month is not right.

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Originally Posted by rebellious

i get £5 for lunch at school too, lol doesnt make you fat kid.

lunchs at schools do cost money..

hence if you only spend £1 you do you buy? a cake?

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cakes are 40p in my school, a baguette is £1.20 &a drink is 60p.

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Originally Posted by Alterate

What? I would call that neglect. £10 a month? If your parents can't afford to give you money to get lunch speak to your school, because really £10 a month is not right.

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Your right, £10 a day is good for me, if i had £10 a month well basically i'd go and beg on streets!

But ye lol, £10 a month? how much is your lunch? 30p a day?

If i had £5 to spend at school i would walk out of school at dinner walk to the local chip shop buy chips and something fishcake/sausage etc .. then go to the local shop buy a can of something dinner £2.00 ish?

I sometimes do this when i go dinners for the week or the odd day and pocket the rest?

I spend my lunch money on **** and cheap booze.
Awright. =]

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Originally Posted by CrabRacket

I don't see you donating your money to them. Somebodys got to eat it otherwise it will rot anyway. For example, lots of food is wasted in Tesco's but they don't send it to Africa or other countries that need our support. So spending money that you have gained should make you feel guilty?

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He gets £5 a day for his lunch, he got a computer, a Wii and a Nintendo DS for Christmas and he thinks he's poor. You've taken it completely out of context.

We've all shown we spend £1-2 on our lunch at school/college, except me, so here's mine:
A tub of pasta - £1
A drink - 35p
and if I'm in a good mood, cheese at 40p

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Originally Posted by CrabRacket

I don't see you donating your money to them. Somebodys got to eat it otherwise it will rot anyway. For example, lots of food is wasted in Tesco's but they don't send it to Africa or other countries that need our support. So spending money that you have gained should make you feel guilty?

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Excuse me?

fyi, I've been raising for charities since I was rather young about 12/13, I raised about £450 odd this year for comic relief, and I did alot last year for charities. So if your saying Im not donating - think again, cos im pretty involved in donating things and helping ppl less fortunate than many around the world. And I know it's got to be ate.

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Originally Posted by PriceTags

He gets £5 a day for his lunch, he got a computer, a Wii and a Nintendo DS for Christmas and he thinks he's poor. You've taken it completely out of context.

We've all shown we spend £1-2 on our lunch at school/college, except me, so here's mine:
A tub of pasta - £1
A drink - 35p
and if I'm in a good mood, cheese at 40p

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I dont think I'm poor
I'm a bit spoilt tho.

I know £5 for lunch is alot.

And I now know what I got for Christmas is quite alot ALOT

I donated my mum £400 from my bank acc for Christmas.

Still it's alot.

I just spend £3 in school now.
Break - Bacon buttie and milk
Lunch - Slice of Pizza , a cake and a carton of milk maybe 2 they're small.

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Originally Posted by rebellious

Your right, £10 a day is good for me, if i had £10 a month well basically i'd go and beg on streets!

But ye lol, £10 a month? how much is your lunch? 30p a day?

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£70 quid a week from your parents, is that what you're trying to say is 'good for you'? :rolleyes: If you meant from working etc then yeah fair enough but if not then "/

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Originally Posted by Sid

£70 quid a week from your parents, is that what you're trying to say is 'good for you'? :rolleyes: If you meant from working etc then yeah fair enough bu if not then "/

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True that, I'm starting to help around the house doing dishes and tidying my room (for once)

You should earn your money.

That's a lesson I've learnt.