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TheBlizzard · 01-02-2005

The greed of people today in sports was evident when the Minnesota Timberwolves went to resign Latrell Sprewell. The fucker had the nerve to turn down a mulit-million dollar deal saying that "I need more money to feed my family". If you can't feed your fucking family off 8 million dollars a year you have some god damn problems.

You can say that with a lot of things though. Prime example is; if everybody in the country was a organ donar there would be absolutely no shortage of organs for people in need of one. As it sits now there is a huge waiting list for organs and people are dieing everyday because of it. All it takes is a little check mark on your drivers license renewal and you could be saving a lot of lives.

I recently heard a story of a kid that supposedly commited suicide. Well he was an organ donar. His parents received a letter awhile after his death stated that their sons organs helped save the lives of 39 people. Just a little food for thought.

CRAIG

01-02-2005	#13
TheBlizzard Join Date: Oct 2003 Location: Red Wing, MN Drives: Too Many Posts: 3,184	Re: A couple thoughts about the tsunami's and the new year The greed of people today in sports was evident when the Minnesota Timberwolves went to resign Latrell Sprewell. The fucker had the nerve to turn down a mulit-million dollar deal saying that "I need more money to feed my family". If you can't feed your fucking family off 8 million dollars a year you have some god damn problems. You can say that with a lot of things though. Prime example is; if everybody in the country was a organ donar there would be absolutely no shortage of organs for people in need of one. As it sits now there is a huge waiting list for organs and people are dieing everyday because of it. All it takes is a little check mark on your drivers license renewal and you could be saving a lot of lives. I recently heard a story of a kid that supposedly commited suicide. Well he was an organ donar. His parents received a letter awhile after his death stated that their sons organs helped save the lives of 39 people. Just a little food for thought. CRAIG