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Steve

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24th Apr 12 at 09:07

muamba - did people start amassing to give money to some irrelevant charity behind the cause of his condition?

im not angry at anything juist astonished at yet another example of how gullible and media led people are.

[Edited on 24-04-2012 by Steve]

Nismo

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24th Apr 12 at 09:13

I think the point is she did it to raise money for her chosen charity as a nice thing to do, in the end its the thing that caused her death, if she hadn't bothered she would still be alive today.

Muamba has no relevance to this, he had a heart attack doing what he loved doing.

James

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24th Apr 12 at 09:14

quote:
Originally posted by Steve
muamba - did people start amassing to give money to some irrelevant charity behind the cause of his condition?

im not angry at anything juist astonished at yet another example of how gullible and media led people are.

[Edited on 24-04-2012 by Steve]

Media led, possibly, in that the media led them to her JustGiving page.

Gullible? Not really sure how they are gullible, they are donating money to a good cause, even if it's just because they gain Facebook likes, I still don't see how that makes them gullible?

Steve

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24th Apr 12 at 09:14

i agree it was ed that mentioned him, i only mentioned him as i think it could have been a similar type of condition

Steve

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24th Apr 12 at 09:15

quote:
Originally posted by James

quote:
Originally posted by Steve
muamba - did people start amassing to give money to some irrelevant charity behind the cause of his condition?

im not angry at anything juist astonished at yet another example of how gullible and media led people are.

[Edited on 24-04-2012 by Steve]

Media led, possibly, in that the media led them to her JustGiving page.

Gullible? Not really sure how they are gullible, they are donating money to a good cause, even if it's just because they gain Facebook likes, I still don't see how that makes them gullible?

gullible b ecause they buy into the hype without even thinking for themselves and realising there are far more appropriate avenues there money could go

Steve

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24th Apr 12 at 09:17

im not saying people shouldnt give anything before people start calling me a cunt, im saying i wish people would think and set up something far more beneficial before following what everyone else on facebook is doing

if the girl died of a heart condition then setup a fund raiser for cardiac charitys

[Edited on 24-04-2012 by Steve]

Hammer

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24th Apr 12 at 09:18

Bore off Steve, you are a parody of yourself now. Boring as fuck.

JordyCarter

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24th Apr 12 at 09:19

Cause of death falling over..

Steve

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24th Apr 12 at 09:20

I could have known you would be well into this hammer

you love it, fucking hippy

[Edited on 24-04-2012 by Steve]

Jakey

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24th Apr 12 at 09:20

£300,000.

Hammer

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24th Apr 12 at 09:21

quote:
Originally posted by Steve
I could have known you would be well into this hammer you love it, fucking hippy

[Edited on 24-04-2012 by Steve]

You could have known?

I SHOULD have known you would be all over this, an opportunity for a bit of attention off the internet. Unsurprising.

Steve

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24th Apr 12 at 09:24

Yes, we speak english here you Irish bug bastard

3CorsaMeal

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24th Apr 12 at 09:32

I think as a memorial we should all jog past her parents house in a massive long line, a bit like the way all them scooby drivers tortured the McRae family straight after he died

SportBoy

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24th Apr 12 at 09:34

id donate to nic barnes if Steve ever had a cardiac arrest.

Graham88

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24th Apr 12 at 12:03

I think Steve's annoyed as he could have done a few trackdays with his show car with the money donated.

[Edited on 24-04-2012 by Graham88]

Steve

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24th Apr 12 at 12:04

Dont need to mention my car on here anymore.

Im going to treat it like Zymol and take a lawsuit out against anyone that mentions it

cheers

Graham88

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24th Apr 12 at 12:05

Steve's puma

Nath

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24th Apr 12 at 12:20

TRACK PUMA

Steve

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24th Apr 12 at 12:20

had enough of this

Nath

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24th Apr 12 at 12:22

I'd be getting that lawsuit ready faster than an OCD track modified Puma around the 'Ring.

Steve

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24th Apr 12 at 12:24

you wait

Nath

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24th Apr 12 at 12:25

Ok abdus.

3CorsaMeal

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24th Apr 12 at 12:47

Steve if you knew in your mind your doing the right thing then you wouldn't be bothered about what people say.

A bit like me and my 1995 Corrado VR6 with leather recaros, people tell me things i don't want to hear, but deep down i'm 100% satisfied its what i really want.

I reckon your starting to think your money, times and skills would of been better off going into a road car that you enjoy driving to work, rather than a stripped out puma that impresses people in photos/internet project threads.

i would go and stand at the end of your garden in your pants while its raining and have a long think about this whole track day lifestyle

BarnshaW

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24th Apr 12 at 13:03

wow and people say threads dont get ruined of sent completely off topic?

Whittie

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24th Apr 12 at 13:06

Pathetic.

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