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What is the point in chucking food-relief from 30,000ft and hoping it doesn't
(a) Land in minefields
(b) Land on people eager for the food
And these food packages are in English, French, Spanish and Japanese.
For a nation that is 90% illiterate, and those that aren't speak whatever language is in that region?
I applaud the idea behind it, but surely this could have been thought out better.
And the fact that relief trucks have to stop going into the refugee areas because of the bombing seems a little ironic.
Afghanistan, a country with 26.8 miles of railway line, buildings in rubble and no water.
George W Bush said "I'm not happy with the idea of firing $1million missiles at camels and tents"
(a) Land in minefields
(b) Land on people eager for the food
And these food packages are in English, French, Spanish and Japanese.
For a nation that is 90% illiterate, and those that aren't speak whatever language is in that region?
I applaud the idea behind it, but surely this could have been thought out better.
And the fact that relief trucks have to stop going into the refugee areas because of the bombing seems a little ironic.
Afghanistan, a country with 26.8 miles of railway line, buildings in rubble and no water.
George W Bush said "I'm not happy with the idea of firing $1million missiles at camels and tents"
If it doesnt land on them, yeah
I was so pleased when Cherry Pop Tarts were finally available here, as I loved them when I was in Canada.
You know they call Frosties Frosted Flakes over there?
Aren't Kelloggs a crazy bunch?
Does it matter what language the food parcels are in? I mean, they're not going to sit and read it, they just want to eat it, right?
You know they call Frosties Frosted Flakes over there?
Aren't Kelloggs a crazy bunch?
Does it matter what language the food parcels are in? I mean, they're not going to sit and read it, they just want to eat it, right?
loki wrote:
> I saw on the news that the food packs included pop tarts.
That's had me in stitches for minutes.
I know this is a terrible subject and all that jazz, but Pop-Tarts???
LOL
Stick 'em in the barrell of your howitzer and voila! Decadent Western Sweet-Treats
> I saw on the news that the food packs included pop tarts.
That's had me in stitches for minutes.
I know this is a terrible subject and all that jazz, but Pop-Tarts???
LOL
Stick 'em in the barrell of your howitzer and voila! Decadent Western Sweet-Treats
brad@specialreserve wrote:
> Pfffft.
You can eat pop tarts cold :)
You eat them?
> Pfffft.
You can eat pop tarts cold :)
You eat them?
I saw on the news that the food packs included pop tarts. Exactly what a war ravaged country is crying out for. Those poor refugees must be kicking themselves. Why did they all the way to the Pakistani border and forget to bring thier toasters?
What is the point in chucking food-relief from 30,000ft and hoping it doesn't
(a) Land in minefields
(b) Land on people eager for the food
And these food packages are in English, French, Spanish and Japanese.
For a nation that is 90% illiterate, and those that aren't speak whatever language is in that region?
I applaud the idea behind it, but surely this could have been thought out better.
And the fact that relief trucks have to stop going into the refugee areas because of the bombing seems a little ironic.
Afghanistan, a country with 26.8 miles of railway line, buildings in rubble and no water.
George W Bush said "I'm not happy with the idea of firing $1million missiles at camels and tents"
(a) Land in minefields
(b) Land on people eager for the food
And these food packages are in English, French, Spanish and Japanese.
For a nation that is 90% illiterate, and those that aren't speak whatever language is in that region?
I applaud the idea behind it, but surely this could have been thought out better.
And the fact that relief trucks have to stop going into the refugee areas because of the bombing seems a little ironic.
Afghanistan, a country with 26.8 miles of railway line, buildings in rubble and no water.
George W Bush said "I'm not happy with the idea of firing $1million missiles at camels and tents"