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Nath

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23rd Apr 12 at 16:50

quote:
Originally posted by JonnyJ

quote:
Originally posted by Nath
Wow that's crazy!

Now you know what you have to do to get some more money!

Sorry though, I've donated already, so you wont be getting anymore if you die. I'll be really cool though as I'll have donated before it was fashionable.

You're getting haunted for sure.

JonnyJ

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23rd Apr 12 at 16:52

I'll have to burn a Watford shirt in scarifice to get rid of you.

Hammer

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23rd Apr 12 at 17:29

Harsh as fuck. Her family must be destroyed, so tragic.

Graham88

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23rd Apr 12 at 17:38

Just hit £100,000, that's jumped £30,000 since I looked 1hr20mins ago.

sxibeast

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23rd Apr 12 at 17:38

£100K!

Beat me to it!

Amazing how the figure is flying up!

[Edited on 23-04-2012 by sxibeast]

chloe16v

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23rd Apr 12 at 17:46

£105k

BarnshaW

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23rd Apr 12 at 17:47

this will be 500k+ by tomorrow morn imo

Graham88

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23rd Apr 12 at 17:49

I don't think it will, I think it's rocketed today but by tomorrow most people who would donate will have already done it.

RichR

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23rd Apr 12 at 17:58

It's a hell of a legacy but I can't help thinking that some I the money, if not the vast majority of it should go towards charities related to whatever the cause of death is eventually found to be. She was only looking to raise £500 for the Samaritans and maybe it would be a greater legacy if it went elsewhere

Hammer

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23rd Apr 12 at 18:05

quote:
Originally posted by LiVe LeE
It's a hell of a legacy but I can't help thinking that some I the money, if not the vast majority of it should go towards charities related to whatever the cause of death is eventually found to be. She was only looking to raise £500 for the Samaritans and maybe it would be a greater legacy if it went elsewhere

Whatever it does or wherever it goes it's things like this that restore even the slightest bit of faith in the human race., despite all the inevitable shite you will read about the catalyst for the compassionate outpouring.

JaffaTB

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23rd Apr 12 at 18:05

112k now

VrsTurbo

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23rd Apr 12 at 18:13

quote:
Originally posted by Hammer
Harsh as fuck. Her family must be destroyed, so tragic.

even worse that they lost her brother around a year ago too

richc

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23rd Apr 12 at 18:17

I havent heard about this (spent yesterday in bed recovering so not contact with the world). I expected some fat middle aged women. Not a 'young' slim women like that :/ How did she die (or why)?

Ben G

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23rd Apr 12 at 18:22

Agree with steve here. People are only donating so they update their facebook status and get loads of likes.

SetH

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23rd Apr 12 at 18:39

Only on CS can people be such cynical old cunts

Steve

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23rd Apr 12 at 19:03

quote:
Originally posted by LiVe LeE
It's a hell of a legacy but I can't help thinking that some I the money, if not the vast majority of it should go towards charities related to whatever the cause of death is eventually found to be. She was only looking to raise £500 for the Samaritans and maybe it would be a greater legacy if it went elsewhere

deffo

Mertin

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23rd Apr 12 at 19:16

Apparently her just giving was only at £5 this morning?
When you look at the outcome here, she risked her life for a charity to raise a small sum of money to help others

neil h

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23rd Apr 12 at 19:56

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Originally posted by Mertin
When you look at the outcome here, she risked her life for a charity to raise a small sum of money to help others

Sorry what? She ran the London Marathon.

Russ

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23rd Apr 12 at 20:00

£100's ever few seconds

Ben J

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23rd Apr 12 at 20:12

quote:
Originally posted by neil h

quote:
Originally posted by Mertin
When you look at the outcome here, she risked her life for a charity to raise a small sum of money to help others

Sorry what? She ran the London Marathon.

And died. So yeah... She risked, and lost her life.

Dr Pepper

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23rd Apr 12 at 20:13

Her family must be devestated - I'm not saying all thus money will help that- but it certainly won't hurt them. It's human nature to give money after having an emotional response - I'm sure some have donated for Facebook kudos .... Who cares, this is one case of social networking trending which is only having a positive effect on the world ... This isn't Joseph koni we are talking about here - this will actually make a difference

richardworrall

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23rd Apr 12 at 20:18

I saw briefly up close, this girl yesterday as i ran past whilst she was being resuscitated with the curtains going up around her. Put all my aches and pains into insignificance and bought a lump to my throat thinking it could have been any us runners in that situation. She was only 800 meters from the finish. So sad, RIP Claire.

[Edited on 23-04-2012 by richardworrall]

saj_123

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23rd Apr 12 at 20:23

Very sad news to hear. A man died recently during the Reading Half Marathon, most of the deaths are caused by Coronary Heart diseases which anyone could have, granted the risk is low.

It has happened to top sportsman. Pretty scary stuff.

danward

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23rd Apr 12 at 21:07

£175k!

emicen

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23rd Apr 12 at 22:01

quote:
Originally posted by SetH
Only on CS can people be such cynical old cunts

There will be cunts on forums across the net acting harsh to get the arguement and attention out of it.

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