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5/1/2015 9:27:24 PM
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I'll enter, why not.
Also, for those who want to donate for this content in the UK like myself who'd rather not pay near TRIPLE the cost, consider looking for a US charity that's sending clothes over to places like Nepal and ship the shirt there, you'll still get the in-game content to your e-mail address, and although your shirt won't go to you, it may help somebody else who needs something to wear. I've been looking down the route, might take it if I can find a suitable charity with low shipping. (if somebody knows of one, please reply with it.)
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Edited by NobodyJustBrad: 5/1/2015 9:31:04 PMTime Magazine has put together a small list of ways to donate. Don't think any actually give you something in return. But if your interested; http://time.com/3836242/nepal-earthquake-donations-disaster-relief/ Just another alternative.
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I'll be the first to admit there's a part of me that just wants the shader/emblem, hence im seeking a way to use bungie's method without paying the ridiculous shipping to the UK, even if I do lose the shirt as a trade-off. but im also glad to see people like you spreading all these options around, it's nice to see some real thought and maturity on these forums, i'll be sure to keep the link on hand and spread it around too. Keep being you guardian.
