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cumstances. It is understood that many may have joined certain organisations (as this one) so to gain friendship, fellowship, status or even recognition in their own right and at one point had every intention of helping if the time should come yet have fallen short of doing so when the such time actually came due to whatever reasons there may have been. It is understood that some may even have forgotten what it�s like to be in need, desperate and vulnerable or have just had the good fortune to never be in such a predicament.

I understand and I accept all the above. So now I ask you understand this; Our Country has been under attack, not by a foreign invading force nor terrorists or war but by nature itself. Many thousands of families across the country have lost everything they owned, jobs, homes, loved ones, their entire lives washed away, torn from them without mercy.

We, people of goodwill are responsible to do what ever we can to help and support those in need wherever we possibly can. It is at times such as these when our Country-folk require our support, unity and the coming together of everyone able to do their part and help those whom for obvious reasons cannot help themselves.

Hence I ask the following from each of you:

PLEASE look around the house, the shed, the garage, under your beds, in your cupboards, for unused items of clean clothing, canned foods, First-Aid materials, perhaps even a cash donation of something simple as �5. All items and donations will be collected and given to a Council or parish selected in an area most affected by the disaster. This will aid various organisations such as St. Johns Ambulance, The British Red Cross, The Salvation Army and others to hand out such items or fund the purchase of life saving essentials as desperately needed.

Alternatively, I urge you to get together in completing this task, appoint someone to be responsible in organising and then collectively giving to a charity of your own choice.

All efforts are appreciated and your charity will go to good use for those families whom have lost absolutely everything. It is little to ask of you but means so much to so many. They thank you and I thank you for your efforts and support in helping when most needed at desperate times like these.
Chev. Marcus Suitor
KCIOS, KtS, Capt(LF)
P.O.Box 23883, London SE15 5WT

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Need a man now	by gilf (Member 10245596) on 12-Mar-2010
Is there a man out there who can satisfy my needs? I am an interesting widow in my early sixties, and I am still young at heart. I am looking for a local man to keep me warm at night. The best way to find me is via the www dateagranny dot com web site - I would rather you find me there than email me directly - I hope you understand. Sylvia x Reply

looking for older men	by gilf (Member 10245596) on 12-Mar-2010
Is there a man out there who can satisfy my needs? I am an interesting widow in my early sixties, and I am still young at heart. I am looking for a local man to keep me warm at night. The best way to find me is via the www dateagranny dot com web site - I would rather you find me there than email me directly - I hope you understand. Sylvia x Reply

What Difference Would Extra Income Make to Your Life ?	by David Taylor (Member 10103609) on 30-Dec-2008
Hi I am looking for people who have experience in the Financial Services, Utilities or Sales Industries. I can offer a good opportunity for those who are prepared to put in effort on a part time basis with a Footsie 250 Plc company to earn a regular residual income for life. Visit my website www.securityforlife.info for further info rmation. Regards David ... more >> Re: What Difference Would Extra Income Make to Your Life ? by bruce smith (Member 10029368) on 19-Sep-2009 lets try and bet this board back to what it was like before. bloody adverts Reply

SCHOOL REUNION WESTBOROUGH HIGH 1971-1975	by sharone lowe (Member 10231681) on 11-Sep-2008
Am arranging a school reunion for those of us who attended between 1971-1975 at Westborough High for Girls in Westcliff. It will be held at Southend on sea March 2010 (TBC) depending on response. If you want to come let me know, there will be a cost to go twoards venue, food etc but will let you know nearer time. Reply

SCHOOL REUNION WESTBOROUGH HIGH 1971-1975	by sharone lowe (Member 10231681) on 11-Sep-2008
Am arranging a school reunion for those of us who attended between 1971-1975 at Westborough High for Girls in Westcliff. It will be held at Southend on sea March 2010 (TBC) depending on response. If you want to come let me know, there will be a cost to go twoards venue, food etc but will let you know nearer time. Re: SCHOOL REUNION WESTBOROUGH HIGH 1971-1975 by Angela (Member 10205600) on 9-Jul-2009 Hi, I attended about 1974. My name was Angela Khan. I live in Canada but, wouldn't mind more information on the event. Thank you/. I can be reached at angellamb5@hotmail.com Reply

Southend Wankers	by bruce smith (Member 10029368) on 18-Aug-2008
so whats happened to all the life on this board. Have you all left and gone to canvey. Hope not. Canvey is sinking Reply

Meet your ideal partner	by Dani Sacco (Member 10112368) on 10-Apr-2008
Fancy meeting some hunky guys or some real babes near you ? Of course you do - all you have to do is cut and paste this address into your browser and you can soon find the ideal match for you, for FREE..... http://online.slowdating.com Reply

Fantasy Football	by Rob (Member 10216331) on 7-Nov-2007
Fancy part owning a real live English professional football club from the lower leagues and then acting like a football God and being able to select the manager and the team ? Copy and paste this address into your browser and find out the whole story ... http://www.thepeoplesclub.com Reply

old mate	by john pettigrew (Member 10069051) on 1-Oct-2007
anyone know peter knight (in his 50s)in the southend area? not seen him since 1976. Re: old mate by bruce smith (Member 10029368) on 4-Oct-2007 take no offence as this pervert collects gum boots. He has a collection of more than 100000 pairs. He married a boy from his village. when the ministry of agriculture arrived on the property, they found bull and his boyfriend fleesing each other, trying, yes they were Re: old mate by bruce smith (Member 10029368) on 4-Nov-2007 was it good? let me know as Frank wants to be next Re: old mate by bruce smith (Member 10029368) on 9-Nov-2007 I might have known that you and Franky baby were joined at the hip. Is it true that your dick is so small, you have had the zipper removed from all your trousers, but you prefer little frocks as it shows off your Knobbly knees ,and Franky likes to show you off when your at a drag show with his mummy Reply

My Berry Tree	by LeCoach (Member 10169670) on 11-Sep-2007
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Flooding	by bruce smith (Member 10029368) on 19-Aug-2007
Can annyone tel me if Southend , or parts of the region flooded during the recent floods over there in threre in the old dart as we say Re: Flooding by bruce smith (Member 10029368) on 13-Sep-2007 didnt know you were in Essex. its a bit hot up where your doppleganger is. Wheres your partner Franky and Jackie. now thats a site to be holled Re: Flooding by bruce smith (Member 10029368) on 13-Sep-2007 didnt know you were in Essex. its a bit hot up where your doppleganger is. Wheres your partner? Franky and Jackie. now thats a site to be holled. Nice to see your still in good form, you halfwittted coal miner Reply

Saint Margaret's RC Church & School, Canning Town	by Tom Garnell (Member 10182473) on 11-Aug-2007
If there are any ex pupils, former clubmembers or parishoners from Canning Town & Plaistow living in the area there is a web site devoted to St M's. Contact me on:- gamon@onetel.com And pass the message on, Thank you. Reply

UK Flooding	by Marcus Suitor (Member 10041953) on 27-Jul-2007
We often hear about foreign countries needing help in one way or another and many are quick to jump to do their part. The time has come however where the need is much deeper, much closer and more serious than before. The time is now and the place is here at our very own doorstep. It is understood that not everyone may be in a position to lend a helping hand due to own personal or financial cir cumstances. It is understood that many may have joined certain organisations (as this one) so to gain friendship, fellowship, status or even recognition in their own right and at one point had every intention of helping if the time should come yet have fallen short of doing so when the such time actually came due to whatever reasons there may have been. It is understood that some may even have forgotten what it�s like to be in need, desperate and vulnerable or have just had the good fortune to never be in such a predicament. I understand and I accept all the above. So now I ask you understand this; Our Country has been under attack, not by a foreign invading force nor terrorists or war but by nature itself. Many thousands of families across the country have lost everything they owned, jobs, homes, loved ones, their entire lives washed away, torn from them without mercy. We, people of goodwill are responsible to do what ever we can to help and support those in need wherever we possibly can. It is at times such as these when our Country-folk require our support, unity and the coming together of everyone able to do their part and help those whom for obvious reasons cannot help themselves. Hence I ask the following from each of you: PLEASE look around the house, the shed, the garage, under your beds, in your cupboards, for unused items of clean clothing, canned foods, First-Aid materials, perhaps even a cash donation of something simple as �5. All items and donations will be collected and given to a Council or parish selected in an area most affected by the disaster. This will aid various organisations such as St. Johns Ambulance, The British Red Cross, The Salvation Army and others to hand out such items or fund the purchase of life saving essentials as desperately needed. Alternatively, I urge you to get together in completing this task, appoint someone to be responsible in organising and then collectively giving to a charity of your own choice. All efforts are appreciated and your charity will go to good use for those families whom have lost absolutely everything. It is little to ask of you but means so much to so many. They thank you and I thank you for your efforts and support in helping when most needed at desperate times like these. Chev. Marcus Suitor KCIOS, KtS, Capt(LF) P.O.Box 23883, London SE15 5WT ... more >> Reply

Looking for a flat in Southend	by movingtosouthend (Member 10209241) on 10-Jun-2007
A friendly married couple, non-smokers, no children, no pets are searching for 1 bedroom / 2 bedroom flat (washing machine and parking) in Southend on Sea for the long term rent. Contract with landlord only. Please contact Inga artuniverse@ london.com T. 077 655 736 84 ... more >> Re: Looking for a flat in Southend by bruce smith (Member 10029368) on 19-Aug-2007 Bull you have found place which was home to me a long time ago Reply

Fancy playing cricket ??	by Gary (Member 10208237) on 18-May-2007
Hadleigh based Sunday cricket side urgently looking for new players to strengthen their side. We play a reasonable yet friendly standard of cricket across South East Essex. Interested ?? Email me back at toppo@btinternet.com Reply

Dave Rayner. is he out there	by chrome molly (Member 10142828) on 3-May-2007
Looking for David Rayner who lived in Woodgrange Drive (?) (behind the Kursaal) during the sixties. Reply

UP SOUTHEND	by Sue (Member 10205557) on 25-Mar-2007
think the site is great ! I have lived in southend all my life there are good and bad places where ever you live victoria plaza should be great when its done looks like Beirut at the moment tho ! New S Shape paving in High Street what a mess and waste of money forever digging it up. New lifts down seafront never working, but apart from this. UP SOUTHEND !! Re: UP SOUTHEND by bruce smith (Member 10029368) on 30-Apr-2007 Hi Sue, Would love to hear about all the changes. I grew up in Southend , but have not seen it for thirty years. I went to Hamlet court in th esixties. Any info would be great. In Aus now Reply

Dave Heal..Where are you now	by Bob Cutting (Member 10198342) on 12-Mar-2007
Looking for Dave Heal living in Southend. Used to live in Plaistow . Last time I saw him he was still working for Tower Hamlets council. We used to be in a rockabilly band called the Buicks & practiced in my cellar at my place in East Ham..If this rings any bells with anyone or you know where he is let me know.. Thanks Reply

TOP ROCK BAND INFO	by mick pepe (Member 10017566) on 19-Feb-2007
@ www.myspace.com/thefileycodgers Reply

local duo	by me (Member 10197775) on 29-Nov-2006
Anyone interested in seeing a local duo play then you can view their local gigs here doubletopduo.moonfruit.com You'll either love em or hate em but you'll have a good time listening to them. They have their own individual sense of humour depending on how much they have had to drink. Well worth seeing even if just the once, but i bet you'll see em at least twice lol. Reply