QueenZone discussion #1154612

We understand that education is the foundation for our children's success in life, and that in today's world technological knowledge helps to greatly improve their chances of getting a better education and jobs in the future, which will give them a better quality of life for themselves and their families.

The favoured institution will be School No. 12 "Juan B. Alberdi", located in Junín (Buenos Aires province, Argentina), attended by over 300 under-privileged children aged from 6 to 16 years old.

 The school had requested our aid approximately two years ago, since they need to create a special classroom with computers to raise the educational standard of their students. Until now, we were unable to fulfill their need

so we decided to use the funds raised with this auction to buy computers for them.

Also, two more computers will be donated: one on behalf of our club (using funds raised with previous events)

and one by two of our members who individually want to contribute to this project.

And if we are holding funds now it's because we just made an event and have some remaining funds (since we are going to buy a kitchen for a school -because some children in Argentina have to eat at school because they have nothing to eat at home-) and there was some remaning money.

Monumento a Freddie wrote: PS: The auction current bid in less than 30 hours is US $810.00... Suck it up, you selfish assholes!

  inu-liger wrote:  

      Monumento a Freddie wrote:   PS: The auction current bid in less than 30 hours is US $810.00... Suck it up, you selfish assholes!  

Can you say "owned" :-D

  White Princess wrote: Micrówave: what do you know about my country (Argentina)? You write as you didn't know anything... about this, and about many, many things. I'm sorry for you, you look like a miserable person.

VaginaFilange wrote I don't think there's someone who could be such an idiot (except for you, of course).

ReginaFilange wrote: Wow, not only you're a complete idiot but you can't read either. The written authorization clearly states a 10 day auction, you moron.

VaginaFilange wrote: Anyway, I see you have a fixation with female genital area, considering you read my name as "vagina".  If you're so eagler to have one, I know a dr who can make you a very pretty one.

Micrówave wrote: @ Inu-liger You're not allowed to start the "How old are you?" approach on this thread.  Please save that for your argument with Ken8.  I'm well aware that the letter NOW says 10 days.  Interesting, isn't it?  Perhaps if you had read the letter when the auction was first posted... My age has nothing to do with the fact that you and I will never see the results of this auction...  the actual computers purchased from the proceeds.  Plus, who's going to train the educator?  Or do they have that computer guy already on staff waiting around for a computer to come in.

«¤~Mrš. BÃD GÛŸ~¤» wrote: Sheeeeiiiit Microwave...you try and help people out and this is what you get? Let em find out the hard way then!

  inu-liger wrote:   Microwave, just how old are you exactly? Regina is right. The written authorization DOES say 10 days, not 30. You need glasses.

YourValentine wrote: There are dozens of fake autographs on ebay each day - sold by professional fakers and sellers who only sell for their own profit but for some people a charity auction is apparently so much more offensive. It's always easy to say: why don't you make money in another way, why don't you ask Brian May for money and not an autograph etc etc. It's so much easier to attack people who actually DO something than to take any action ourselves. Isn't it outrageous that many people can spend 400 $ for a signed TShirt while so many children do not get the education that would ensure them a better life and even do not have enough food? In fact, it's easier to make people buy a signed Brian May shirt than to make them send a couple of dollars with nothing in return and no public pat on the back. Good luck with your auction.

Micrówave wrote: Thanks for digging this up. As a miserable bastard, I think I have the right to ask... Did those computers ever show up?  You know, for the children???