Charity Walk at night

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Dirky

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Anyone living on Clifton Drive area of St Annes near Highbury Ave onward await the massively loud disco truck leading some guy towing a HGV presumably for charity. They woke my wife and kids up going passed ours at 2230 who thought it was a late night party until I caught up with them outside the old pontins. I spoke to the towing guy and his pals but they didn't give a toss.
 
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TTractor said:
They'd turned the music off by the time they got to Kilgrimol.
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well they deserve a bit of credit for that I suppose. It was obviously done to get people to come out of their houses to think WTF, but I certainly didn't feel like donating anything towards their cause.
 
I think the ‘bellend’ finishes in Kirkham at 6pm tonight after doing 24 hours pulling a 2.2 tonne truck for what looks like well over 30 miles, raising money for disadvantaged children in Lancashire.

It’s not the first charitable thing he has done over the last few years either. Perhaps you should look him up he’s called Bill Hodgson and I imagine he’s done a damn site more than you ever have. Go down to Kirkham this evening and see the ex professional heavyweight boxer and tell him and his pals what ‘cnts’ they are.

** whining about some noise at 10.30 on a Friday night. Get a grip.
 
pooljimbo said:
I think the ‘bellend’ finishes in Kirkham at 6pm tonight after doing 24 hours pulling a 2.2 tonne truck for what looks like well over 30 miles, raising money for disadvantaged children in Lancashire.

It’s not the first charitable thing he has done over the last few years either. Perhaps you should look him up he’s called Bill Hodgson and I imagine he’s done a damn site more than you ever have. Go down to Kirkham this evening and see the ex professional heavyweight boxer and tell him and his pals what ‘cnts’ they are.

** whining about some noise at 10.30 on a Friday night. Get a grip.
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Good cause, no problem with that - travelling 30 miles impressive - going along residential areas waking up young kids - ironic.
 
Dirky said:
Good cause, no problem with that - travelling 30 miles impressive - going along residential areas waking up young kids - ironic.
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As others have said...Get a Grip. You/kids being woken up at (the fairly early time to already be fast asleep tbh) of 10:30pm on a Friday night... by someone doing admirable charity work, is hardly a problem compared to what those people the charity guy is trying to raise funds for are going through, is it?
 
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