Aisling Bea Joins the Team at Islington Oxfam shop | Oxfam GB
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- Опубликовано: 15 сен 2024
- The wonderful Aisling Bea volunteered her time to work in the Islington Oxfam shop, helping keep the stock and spirits up, as well as photographing clothes for Oxfam's online shop. Find out more about joining the Oxfam shop team www.oxfam.org....
Aisling is addictive to watch.
Ahhh, to run into Aisling at Oxfam someday… when I buy something online, could you please ask her to deliver it? 🙂❤️
First sentence. Is that the first time she’s said that 🤔
Good to see another African volunteering at Oxfam, I don't think.
Kya oxfam ne koi earing app lnuch kiya hai kya
Bully organisation
how so?
mathias pint try working for them in their retail department in their UK offices........then ask me.
@@Edit.Name. can the information be furnished for non-UK folks?
OP likely just meant “A+ no. 1 top wonderful organization,” as in “Bully for you!” but the slang was simply lost transatlantically.
Because Oxfam is a wonderful organization, beloved in the UK, and “Bully!” is another way (although today a little archaic) of saying either “Bravo!” or “Neat-o!” Like two kids in the ‘70s might’ve said “That’s a bully cricket bat!” or “What a bully match!” to one another.
The only people I’ve met who might dislike Oxfam are extremist libertarian weirdos, trying simultaneously to convince everyone that charity in itself is morally wrong (??), yet that somehow in a libertarian state social and physical infrastructure - including welfare for the marginalized - would be maintained by individuals voluntarily. And that’s more of a fringe belief belonging to the USA, seldom heard among regular people in the UK. Most of Europe have figured out that cooperation within a commonwealth structure maximizes individual happiness and wellbeing, with the added benefit of being the morally sound policy, so neither generosity nor kindness are viewed with suspicion - again, at least not among regular people in real life. Although Stephen Bannon has been flouncing around the globe since 2016, trying to popularize corporate-friendly people-hostile politics.
But OP probably just meant “Good, upstanding organization!”
@@rohitanand14 rohit, I worked for them for many years. The reason no one knows about what they do is because there is no way for victims to speak out. The only person who did manage to do so is a guy who runs a blog called Roaming Brit.