The original is at http://www.therockalltimes.co.uk/2004/07/05/watchaid-uk.html. Watchaid UK - A charity appealHelp us help others, for the love of all that's Holy by Jon Heal Dwight* is 33. A week ago he was a happy, carefree past-it footballer, speeding his car from training ground to nightclub and schtupping anything that moved. But that was before he lost one of the few things that gave his life any meaning: His £40,000 watch. Dwight is now a shadow of his former self. Without his precious bling he'll never again be able to check when to get a round of overpriced drinks in before the nightclub closes. He won't be able to flash his diamond-encrusted timepiece to impress some impressionable blond slapper. When some townies start giving it some, he'll only have a chain, two earrings and some chunky rings to point to and shout "This is worth more than you are, you fuc*king peasant". Every week, footballers like Dwight have their watches pinched, leave rope gold the price of a flat in Birmingham in the back of a cab, or mislay gold signet rings up the arses of roasted young women. They desperately need your help. This is why we at The Rockall Times have formed Watchaid UK. Just £10 a week from everyone who reads this will pay for a new bejewelled Rolex Oyster — after a few months or so. Will you help Dwight in his hour of need? Already, support is flooding in from the world of football and beyond. Several ex-managers have sent messages although, due to their confidential nature, we can't show you how heartwarming they are. Many former team-mates answered our calls. Duncan Norvelle and Roger de Courcey have each pledged a fiver if we print their names. Atomic Kitten are thought to be reforming to pen a song for Watchaid UK — tentatively titled It don't mean a thing if it ain't got that bling — and sensational TV presenter Abi Titmuss has agreed to perform a sex act on another woman while being filmed by John Leslie high on the blood of virgins. Tickets for the orgy are available on our ticket hotline**. Please, please, help us before it's too late. *We could have changed names to protect the innocent, but we didn't.
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