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6/7/2015 3:12:31 AM
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I wonder how many people actually donated to help Nepal and not just for the shader an emblem
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Does it really matter?
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Donated for the shirt. Couldn't care less about the shader
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I hope that kid loves his shirt. He deserves it. BTW I'm 13 that's why I'm saying some kid. Yes, I worked to get $50 for that. Unless they had 2 shirts, then I hope those 2 kids love there shirt and money to help with the struggle. They deserve lives like ours.
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I donated anonymously to Bungie Via mail(envelope) with a letter saying what the money was for. I didn't get a T shirt or Shader so I hope that some kid in Nepal got a cool shirt.
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I donated through direct relief. I figured more money would go to the people of Nepal, and not towards shirt production. Any way of helping is great, and if you can get something out of it, even better. I have too many shaders/emblems/shirts as it is, so it made more sense to donate directly.
