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by **Lawrence** » Apr 20th, '12, 14:35

Will anyone be doing any "cover"ing then?

Also, does anyone know what I'm talking about without referring to Google first?

by **Jing** » Apr 20th, '12, 15:54

Very rarely do I know what you are talking about, mate.

by **Lawrence** » Apr 20th, '12, 16:07

Jing wrote:Very rarely do I know what you are talking about, mate.

Just remember who loves you!

by **Mandrake** » Apr 20th, '12, 16:49

Cover The Night

As in putting dust sheets on (Sir) Elton John?

by **moonbeam** » Apr 20th, '12, 19:33

Lawrence wrote:Will anyone be doing any "cover"ing then?

Also, does anyone know what I'm talking about without referring to Google first?

Well, I could google it and not tell you, just to show you how knowledgeable I am .... but, to be honest, I ain't got a scooby doo what you're on about :roll:

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by **nickmadsen** » Apr 20th, '12, 19:52

I know what you're talking about. And I actually ordered the kit when the video came out. But in reality I just don't now what to believe anymore, and furthermore that kit hasn't showed up, so that pretty easy

by **Jobasha** » Apr 20th, '12, 20:05

Can't see it getting much support. It involves people moving outside rather than just clicking "like" on facebook.

by **nickmadsen** » Apr 20th, '12, 21:00

I kind of liked the idea that I actually was a part of something. I thought the whole idea was great because I wanted to feel like I did something, rather than just giving money to some NGO where you never really know where your money is going anyway. But there have been so much debate about the Invisible Children Inc. organisation about how legit it really is. I don't know if cover the night will really have a positive impact or not, but I just think the whole idea is something that needs to be tried out, to see if it really works this way, But then again, I don't know if this is the right cause to support, since the have "Inc." in their name, as many have debated across the internet,

by **TonyB** » Apr 23rd, '12, 05:00

To be honest I think it is rude to put up an enigmatic post and expect people to google it to join in the discussion. If you don't want to say plainly what you mean, don't waste our time.

by **Lawrence** » Apr 23rd, '12, 08:58

TonyB wrote:To be honest I think it is rude to put up an enigmatic post and expect people to google it to join in the discussion. If you don't want to say plainly what you mean, don't waste our time.

That's hilarious!

by **nickmadsen** » Apr 23rd, '12, 17:26

That is quite funny actually

The whole idea is to raise awareness about Kony, and as mentioned earlier I Think the concept is fantastic. But I also Think that there are many other issues that needs attention beside Kony. But you can't really say 'don't waste our time' since they are trying to put focus on an issue that few people even know exists.

by **Chris Black** » Apr 24th, '12, 12:56

I have no idea what you're talking about for a change.

Have you registered that web address yet? I swear it will make you rich beyond your wildest dreams*.

*assuming your wildest dreams involve you being destitute and hungry.

by **Lawrence** » Apr 24th, '12, 14:00

Not yet.
Need to do some more background work and build on the routines a bit first.

by **Chris Black** » Apr 24th, '12, 15:07

Lawrence wrote:Not yet.
Need to do some more background work and build on the routines a bit first.

You need to recod your demo videos with German actors and get them badly dubbed in English.

by **Lawrence** » Apr 24th, '12, 15:51

ACE T wrote:
Lawrence wrote:Not yet.
Need to do some more background work and build on the routines a bit first.

You need to recod your demo videos with German actors and get them badly dubbed in English.

Ja, ..mmmm.... little piggy.......