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Old 04-03-2013, 05:51 PM #1
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Default Donation jars in places LMAO.
So I was in Burger King today and on the counter sat two huge jars with "Help us walk for MS and fight the devastating effects" So I put in a dollar and some pennies lol. I'm standing there like "Holy ***** I have MS and I am part of a "donation charity" in the worst way
I see them all over the place for Autism, heart disease(I'm a big supporter of) and breast cancer awareness. But today I found a "Multiple Sclerosis Jar"

And it felt weird.

I'm sitting in Arbys right now and they have a Muscular dysterophy Jar...

Those things are all over the place!
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