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    Tepekolo (juz nie!)
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    Hi there,
    A friend of mine, Jarek Caputa, a polish semi-professional biker had
    an accident during a MTB training session. He can't walk as his
    spinal cord has been seriously injured. Jarek's hope is a surgery in
    Moscow, where stem cells would be transplanted to his spine. We set up
    a website for him with a video and a pledge for money.

    Every penny helps and no pound will be misused. All the details are
    precisely given on the website -
    www.jarek-en.go.pl

    This is not a scam. One of the polish biggest newspapers wrote an
    article about Jarek -
    http://miasta.gazeta.pl/katowice/1,35056,3974715.html

    Thanks for help, thanks for reading. I am open to any questions, if
    there's a way I could prove this is not a fake.
    Krzysztof Rowiñski

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  2. Tepekolo (juz nie!)
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    I forgot to add that you can donate via Paypal - using
    "[email hidden]". This information is also on the website.
    krzysztof

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  3. Tepekolo (juz nie!)
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    Of course I meant plea, not pledge. I'm terribly sorry for my English.
    krzysztof

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