May 2011
8:47pm, 23 May 2011
16,755 posts
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RooA
I forgot sarcasm doesn't come across in writing.
£17,000?! Nice.
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May 2011
8:51pm, 23 May 2011
14,515 posts
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BigChiefRunningBore
shite I meant to only sponsor you for £17.00
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May 2011
8:51pm, 23 May 2011
21,938 posts
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Foxy Davy
indeed Andy Nice lol !
Gutted
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May 2011
8:52pm, 23 May 2011
14,516 posts
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BigChiefRunningBore
* fanatically calls bank*
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May 2011
8:53pm, 23 May 2011
8,889 posts
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Ultra Kazzaaaaah!!
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May 2011
8:54pm, 23 May 2011
10,096 posts
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B-Lass
Wow! That's one hell of a donation!!
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May 2011
8:56pm, 23 May 2011
4,235 posts
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Mrs Winkle
Chiefy, you're such a show off. I heard it was actually £1.70 you meant to donate. £17! As if!
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May 2011
9:10pm, 23 May 2011
21,939 posts
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Foxy Davy
Chiefy you'll have to pimp out that girl of yours to pay off Barclaycard LOL !
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May 2011
10:30am, 24 May 2011
8,583 posts
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Naomi P
Re. the fundraising, NONE of the target goes to cover costs, that's what the entry fee is for. ALL of the target goes direct to the charity.
Cf. all those charities with London places:
1. part of their fundraising target covers costs often with a shedload of advertising, usually undisclosed, so you don't know how much is benefiting the charity.
2. Typical target is £1,500 for a single marathon. Multiply the effort by 10 (really it's more than 10 x the effort because of consecutive days) and you don't get £2,500 or whatever it is for the TiT now. This is not an unreasonable sum to expect runners to raise.
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May 2011
10:31am, 24 May 2011
8,584 posts
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Naomi P
And FD, I don't get into bed for less than £17k
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