LiveStrong bracelets available

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I mean, seriously - these things are about as lame as the 'friendship
bracelets' kids used to wear in high school 15 years ago. What kind
of man wears a bracelet?

-RJ

How about the little kid we gave one to the other night for 4th place who's
Grandmother had just died of cancer. He knew what it was end was pretty happy
to get one.
Get over yourself.
Bill C

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.... at www.lame.com

I mean, seriously - these things are about as lame as the 'friendship
bracelets' kids used to wear in high school 15 years ago. What kind
of man wears a bracelet?

What are you afraid of? A lot apparently.

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-RJ

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.... at www.lame.com

I mean, seriously - these things are about as lame as the 'friendship
bracelets' kids used to wear in high school 15 years ago. What kind
of man wears a bracelet?

One that's secure in his masculinity.

Dave

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I mean, seriously - these things are about as lame as the 'friendship
bracelets' kids used to wear in high school 15 years ago. What kind
of man wears a bracelet?

-RJ

Reinhold Messner

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[email hidden] (Ronaldo Jeremiah)

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I mean, seriously - these things are about as lame as the 'friendship
bracelets' kids used to wear in high school 15 years ago. What kind
of man wears a bracelet?

-RJ

How about the little kid we gave one to the other night for 4th place who's
Grandmother had just died of cancer. He knew what it was end was pretty happy
to get one.
Get over yourself.
Bill C

Some people don't just jump on every bandwagon that comes along.

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From: [email hidden] (Evan Evans)

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Some people don't just jump on every bandwagon that comes along.

You haven't been reading RJ for long, have you?
I think Crit Pro is his cousin.
Bill C

That "bandwagon" has raised another $8m for cancer and raised awareness as
well.

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[email hidden] (Ronaldo Jeremiah)

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I mean, seriously - these things are about as lame as the 'friendship
bracelets' kids used to wear in high school 15 years ago. What kind
of man wears a bracelet?

-RJ

How about the little kid we gave one to the other night for 4th place

who's

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Grandmother had just died of cancer. He knew what it was end was pretty

happy

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to get one.
Get over yourself.
Bill C

Some people don't just jump on every bandwagon that comes along.

Ronaldo Jeremiah said:

.... at www.lame.com

I mean, seriously - these things are about as lame as the 'friendship
bracelets' kids used to wear in high school 15 years ago. What kind
of man wears a bracelet?

-RJ

One who knows the path, one who feels sorrow as he hears of others
dignosed with cancer, one who shares joy with each success in battling
cancer, one who has survived, one who is fighting, one who has lost a
loved one or friend, one who works side by side with survivors, one who
gives his money, his time and his life to helping others.

What kind of man wouldn't?

Ronaldo Jeremiah said:

.... at www.lame.com

I mean, seriously - these things are about as lame as the 'friendship
bracelets' kids used to wear in high school 15 years ago. What kind
of man wears a bracelet?

-RJ

One who knows the path, one who feels sorrow as he hears of others
dignosed with cancer, one who shares joy with each success in battling
cancer, one who has survived, one who is fighting, one who has lost a
loved one or friend, one who works side by side with survivors, one who
gives his money, his time and his life to helping others.

What kind of man wouldn't?

Ronaldo Jeremiah said:

.... at www.lame.com

I mean, seriously - these things are about as lame as the 'friendship
bracelets' kids used to wear in high school 15 years ago. What kind
of man wears a bracelet?

-RJ

One who knows the path, one who feels sorrow as he hears of others
dignosed with cancer, one who shares joy with each success in battling
cancer, one who has survived, one who is fighting, one who has lost a
loved one or friend, one who works side by side with survivors, one who
gives his money, his time and his life to helping others.

What kind of man wouldn't?

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.... at www.lame.com

I mean, seriously - these things are about as lame as the 'friendship
bracelets' kids used to wear in high school 15 years ago. What kind
of man wears a bracelet?

-RJ

Reinhold Messner

Reinhold is THE MAN. That is probably the toughest SOB on the face of the Earth.

Tom

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[email hidden] (Ronaldo Jeremiah)

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I mean, seriously - these things are about as lame as the 'friendship
bracelets' kids used to wear in high school 15 years ago. What kind
of man wears a bracelet?

-RJ

How about the little kid we gave one to the other night for 4th place who's
Grandmother had just died of cancer. He knew what it was end was pretty happy
to get one.
Get over yourself.
Bill C

Point taken.

-RJ

Ronaldo Jeremiah said:

.... at www.lame.com

I mean, seriously - these things are about as lame as the 'friendship
bracelets' kids used to wear in high school 15 years ago. What kind
of man wears a bracelet?

I really, really, thought everyone would take
these off when the Tour was over, like I did.

Now every fatass in town has one on. Are you
really making a statement for your support in the
fight against cancer if your gut precedes you by
two feet and you have a cigarette in one hand and
a KK in the other? You can't make this stuff up!

Who knows, maybe a couple of these peeps will take
up cycling as a result of this fad and they'll be
some new Cat 5 pack fodder for me to dodge/bunnyhop.

--
Scott Johnson / scottjohnson at kc dot rr dot com

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.... at www.lame.com

I mean, seriously - these things are about as lame as the 'friendship
bracelets' kids used to wear in high school 15 years ago. What kind
of man wears a bracelet?

One who lost his mother-in-law to cervical cancer, whose father has
prostate cancer, whose wife's best friend died of breast cancer.

When you grow up you will learn not to care what hipper-than-thou
poseurs think about what you wear.

[censored] Durbin

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That "bandwagon" has raised another $8m for cancer and raised awareness as
well.

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Some people don't just jump on every bandwagon that comes along.

Some people don't need to be public about their charitable giving.
Especially for pretty minor charitable giving. And $1 is pretty
minor.

Raising awareness is a good thing though. Prior to the LiveStrong
bands no one had heard of cancer.

Bob Schwartz
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Supports numerous medical charities and it's no one's business.

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.... at www.lame.com

I mean, seriously - these things are about as lame as the 'friendship
bracelets' kids used to wear in high school 15 years ago. What kind
of man wears a bracelet?

-RJ

Umm, Cipo? The undisputed pimp daddy of cool!

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Supports numerous medical charities and it's no one's business.

Thanks.

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tanx,
Howard

So far, so good, so what?

remove YOUR SHOES to reply, ok?

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Brian P said:

That "bandwagon" has raised another $8m for cancer and raised awareness as
well.

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"Evan Evans" <[email hidden]> wrote in message

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Some people don't just jump on every bandwagon that comes along.

Some people don't need to be public about their charitable giving.
Especially for pretty minor charitable giving. And $1 is pretty
minor.

Raising awareness is a good thing though. Prior to the LiveStrong
bands no one had heard of cancer.

Bob Schwartz
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Supports numerous medical charities and it's no one's business.

I want to start a band campaign that has every color under the sun.
Its to raise awareness of everything that could kill you. I WILL NOT
STOP UNTIL EVERY HUMAN HAS A LIFE SPAN OF 200 YEARS! Any life shorter
than that is just tragic.Until then i am just going to be miserable.

It will say "life200" go for it!

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Who knows, maybe a couple of these peeps will take up cycling as a
result of this fad and they'll be some new Cat 5 pack fodder for me to
dodge/bunnyhop.

You're still a cat 5?