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Old 02-24-08, 10:55 PM
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This sign is on my commute route and I finally got around to taking a picture. Thought I'd share. I figure people here would appreciate it.
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Awesome! If that won't get people to think about alternate forms of transportation, I don't know what will...
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haha, ive donated plasma before...senior year of high school. $50 a week if you came in twice a week, $15 for once.
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Makes sense to me, people used to donate plasma to buy drugs, now they do it to satisfy their latest addiction.
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I paid for all my Christmas presents one year with money from donating plasma. Twice a week for a couple of months.
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maybe i should donate plasma to get money for bike parts.
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Living in da UP of Michigan I had 4 jobs and donated plasma just to get by. The economy up there sucks and, well, it just needed to get done!

Not fun, for sure.
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Sounds about right. Most people would rather cut off their right arm than drive less, so what's the difference?
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