🚀 go-pugleaf

sharon peachey wrote:
> I am the very proud Mother of a young man who deserves to be given the
> opportunity to go to university.
>
> I am also, sad to say, not that well off and in debt . My boy has
> always been good and it breaks my heart knowing that unless I get
> help from somewhere I will not be able to send him.
>
> I have seen many get rich quick schemes in the news groups and am
> fearful of getting embrioled in such things so I really do think that
> if I swallow my pride and simply declare that I need help to realise
> a dream that there will be some compassionate people out there
> somewhere in the world that will do some good. There are many more
> deserving cases out there but for those of you that have been
> fortunate to be able to help your offspring you will know where I
> have found it in my heart to ask for a small gesture of support . I
> felt that if I asked for �1.00 then I might just get a few people to
> understand and make this small but vital contribution to this young
> mans life.
>
> I cannot offer anything in return except that warm feeling in your
> heart that you know for a small price you have made a huge difference
> to someones life, he is a good boy and I know that in a strange way
> he will repay his debt of gratitude to the community throughout his
> lifetime as I have always tried to do.
>
> If you are able to help please transfer your �1.00 to UK BANK SORT
> CODE 60-12-47  Account number 50927205
>
> I cannot of course promise to reply to everyone but I will   try.
>
> My love to you all, (A proud Mother )

I have seen this post before but it was signed by a proud father. That is
one hell of a coincidence, both his father & mother are called Sharon
peachy. What are the odds on that? Why don't you send your begging letters
to some lottery winners. You see, buying a lottery ticket doesn't require
much intelligence so you have a better chance of making them part with their
money.