I gotta disagree. Maybe that's how it started, but I see more and more people on my feed that aren't that type doing it.The same people that are whoring out videos of the ice bucket challenge are the same people that make a Facebook check in everytime they go to the gym and everytime they go to church.
You guys with negative comments are unbelievable. You'd probably bitch if someone gave you a dollar. Some people must just like to piss n moan about anything, I swear.
I think its great.
Mackin, how do you know he didn't don't an obscene amount of money after having glacier water dumped on himself?
It becomes a bad thing when someone gets hurt! You already have some Hollyweird individual mixing in alcohol then you have those that are using heavy equipment like a payloader and rock truck to make a bigger bucket! Where does the one up you end?
When does the bucket of water come off a high building? How long before unsuspected drunk gets plummeted?
Just saying
Why do you care if someone is dumb enough to hurt themselves doing it? Natural selection can't work fast enough.
Regardless of what the party poopers think, its better than the neknominations, or lighting yourself on fire, or basically anything else on facebook. Most don't donate, but the point is to raise awareness, which it has done. They have made millions in the same amount of time as it took them to barely hit 5 digits last year.
If you don't like it, don't watch it. Beauty of the internet that many seem to forget about.:hug:
I do agree that some celebs are doing retarded ones. Charlie Sheens was "winning" though.
Would anybody else donate $100 to watch Charlie Sheen beat Justin Bieber with a bucket instead? I know I would.
Yeup, because shattering donation records by 20 fold for a given time period (currently at $42 mil and counting) for research of such a deviating disease that most companies to not seem currently worth the investment sure seems like a dumb idea.
The fact of the matter is that treating it like a "game" DOES raise awareness about a disease that otherwise most would feel to uncomfortable to talk about.
I can guarantee you that the number of people that now actually know what this disease is beyond it's name has increased exponentially since this challenge has started. Hey, you're talking about it.
Piss and moan all you want, but I'll just be glad all this "hype" is actually for a good cause.