Re: Sport Relief
 

Blimey! They obviously don't remember how fat and idle I am :disturbd:

EDIT: Oops - forgot to say thank you :)

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I think we have peaked at £25 - unfortunately that means i will have to arrange to meet up when you've done it, to hand over the dosh. :)

- and lifting cans of beer isn't proper training, btw ......;)

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I have just read this, how can I sponsor you oh handsome Nug one?

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Yeah, but walking to the fridge 15 times a night is ;) :D

I'm sure we could arrange to meet up - aren't we about 15 months overdue for that pint :)

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There's ways and means - I could put you on my sponsor form, which'd mean people would have to send me pennies, which probably isn't particularly safe, or I can send you an e-mail from the Sport Relief site and you can do it over t'internet.

If you'd like to, just let me know 'cos I seem to remember that I've got your e-mail address anyway :)

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blimey, is it that long, we shall have to go for it, my friend - there is the matter of celebrating the birth of your son, becoming increasingly overdue, as well :)

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Well, in fairness, I've been celebrating it for the last 30 years :D

S'pose it'd make a change to celebrate with someone else for a change :disturbd:

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Quick update:

I set myself a target of raising 50 pounds - so far, I've had 25 as online sponsorship and 14 on my actual form, so that's 78% of my target. If I then add the 25 quid that my wee chum has managed to badger my old colleagues into pledging, that that makes 64, which would be 108%.

As long as I don't actually die during the run, that's not bad at all :)

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If you keep telling people that you're likely to collapse on the day they might not sponsor you cos they don't want to encourage your imminent demise :Yikes:

How about doing some pre run preparation? Jogging and giving up beer and ciggies, might increase your chances of not having a full system meltdown on the day and people will feel better about sponsoring you if they know you're less likely to keel over :)

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Now you know that answer to all of the above is a resounding no - I think you'll find that everyone on here is looking forward to the day when no more crap gags appear on a daily basis :D

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So you are admitting your jokes are crap ;) but isn't it a bit extreme to kill yourself for charity to save the forum from them rather than just try to get better jokes :confused:

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He doesn't have any better jokes though, he's struggling as it is. :PP:

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Good lord no - it's just an excuse for the other thickies to try and think up better ones :D

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Coming from our resident bore, I think I'll take that as a compliment ;) :D

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Which ever is best for you Nug I am happy to sponsor you for a tenner :tu:

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In that case, is it fair to inflict them on a worthy cause like Sport Relief and do they need the bad publicity that the total collapse of Nugget during the 1 mile 'fun run' (an oxymoron if ever there was one) will bring? :scratch:

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I'll send you an e-mail from the Sport Relief site - ta muchly :)