ALS Awareness Ice Bucket Challenge Accpeted!!

[Sarevok]

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have you been nominated TS?

the person who started this one has been very resourceful in raising money and awareness for ALS. and the response is also overwhelming and entertaining.

Ironically ang nagstart ani na challenge kay nalumos ug namatay. ALS ice bucket challenge co-founder Corey Griffin drowns, aged 27 - People - News - The Independent

[Little_Mermaid88]

Ironically ang nagstart ani na challenge kay nalumos ug namatay. ALS ice bucket challenge co-founder Corey Griffin drowns, aged 27 - People - News - The Independent

co-founder raman @Sarevok. hihi. yaw lang sad i-ampo nga malumos ko

[isaiah55]

co-founder raman @Sarevok. hihi. yaw lang sad i-ampo nga malumos ko

Ahihi! Di ka malumos uy! Gamit lag kabo..
Nya? Nka buhat nka @Little_Mermaid88? Styli pud ha, pareho ana akoa bah naa tunga2x sa kalsada ug nag dagan2x ang mga sakyanan..

[Little_Mermaid88]

Ahihi! Di ka malumos uy! Gamit lag kabo..
Nya? Nka buhat nka @Little_Mermaid88? Styli pud ha, pareho ana akoa bah naa tunga2x sa kalsada ug nag dagan2x ang mga sakyanan..

doin it tomorrow since i challenged another friend nga mg-bday tomorrow. di unta mosugot kai donate nlang daw xa, ako gi-ingnan nga he can do both

[isaiah55]

doin it tomorrow since i challenged another friend nga mg-bday tomorrow. di unta mosugot kai donate nlang daw xa, ako gi-ingnan nga he can do both

Maayo nuon..
Yeah, He can do both jud! Hahahaha..
Ma famous na akong linya ron!

[lhorenzoo]

boss @lhorenzoo murag nindot ni dira sa inyo kay init sa desyerto hahaha

pwede boss pyr adto lang sa beach na iheld hehehe

[isaiah55]

pwede boss pyr adto lang sa beach na iheld hehehe

Paytira uy.. e held jud, murag party2x! Nya, daghan pajud apilon, para mura na dayog San.Juan! Hahaha

[lhorenzoo]

sus ning ice bucket challenge ,daghan nainjured

4 firefighters injured when Ice Bucket Challenge goes wrong

(CNN) -- An ALS Ice Bucket Challenge went terribly wrong in Campbellsville, Kentucky, when four firefighters were seriously injured after participating in a group event, according to Campbellsville Police Chief Tim Hazlette.
Electricity from a power line shocked the firefighters after they had sprayed water on students.
Crews from the Fire and Rescue Department were helping the Campbellsville University band with their video "Challenge" around 11 a.m. Thursday.
A photo obtained by CNN and taken by witness Tyler Arterburn shows the firetruck's aerial ladder hovering over the challenge participants as firefighters inside the ladder's bucket spray them with water.
After the water spray ended, the students left and the firefighters began moving back the ladder, according to Hazlette. This is when the bucket at the top of the ladder came close enough to power lines to shock the firefighters with electricity. There were two men inside the bucket and two on the ground.
Captain Tony Grider, 41, and firefighter Simon Quinn, 22, were inside the bucket. They were taken to Taylor Regional Hospital and then transferred to the University of Louisville Medical Center Burn Unit.


"One is in critical condition, the other is fair. Both have been admitted to the hospital's Level 1 burn unit," said KentuckyOne Health spokesperson, David McArthur.
Two other firefighters, Captain Steve Marrs, 37, and Alex Johnson, 28, received electric shocks when they tried to lower the bucket and an electric current traveled down the extended ladder, said Hazlette.
Marrs and Johnson were taken to Taylor Regional. Marrs was released and Johnson was admitted for observation, said Hazlette.
The incident remains under investigation but according to Hazlette, the ladder never touched the nearby power lines.
"From talking with the power company, if you get within a distance of 3 to 4 feet, the energy that surrounds the high-voltage wire will actually arc over another object, in this case being the personnel occupying the bucket," said Hazlette.
In a statement posted on their website Campbellsville University asked for prayers.
"We express heartfelt sympathy and prayers for the families of the two firefighters who were injured," said university President Michael Carter in the statement.
The university's Baptist Campus Ministry held a prayer service on Thursday evening.
The Ice Bucket Challenge is a social media campaign that aims to raise awareness and money to fight Lou Gehrig's disease, also called amyotrophic lateral sclerosis, or ALS.
The ALS Association has received over $41.8 million in donations compared to $2.1 million during the same time last year.
4 firefighters injured during Ice Bucket Challenge - CNN.com

[pirehro]

pwede boss pyr adto lang sa beach na iheld hehehe

hahaha para di mag waste ug water, tubig dagat lang gamiton. hahaha
nya mag budol payt dayon ta sa dagat, nya inom inom

[isaiah55]

sus ning ice bucket challenge ,daghan nainjured

4 firefighters injured when Ice Bucket Challenge goes wrong

(CNN) -- An ALS Ice Bucket Challenge went terribly wrong in Campbellsville, Kentucky, when four firefighters were seriously injured after participating in a group event, according to Campbellsville Police Chief Tim Hazlette.
Electricity from a power line shocked the firefighters after they had sprayed water on students.
Crews from the Fire and Rescue Department were helping the Campbellsville University band with their video "Challenge" around 11 a.m. Thursday.
A photo obtained by CNN and taken by witness Tyler Arterburn shows the firetruck's aerial ladder hovering over the challenge participants as firefighters inside the ladder's bucket spray them with water.
After the water spray ended, the students left and the firefighters began moving back the ladder, according to Hazlette. This is when the bucket at the top of the ladder came close enough to power lines to shock the firefighters with electricity. There were two men inside the bucket and two on the ground.
Captain Tony Grider, 41, and firefighter Simon Quinn, 22, were inside the bucket. They were taken to Taylor Regional Hospital and then transferred to the University of Louisville Medical Center Burn Unit.


"One is in critical condition, the other is fair. Both have been admitted to the hospital's Level 1 burn unit," said KentuckyOne Health spokesperson, David McArthur.
Two other firefighters, Captain Steve Marrs, 37, and Alex Johnson, 28, received electric shocks when they tried to lower the bucket and an electric current traveled down the extended ladder, said Hazlette.
Marrs and Johnson were taken to Taylor Regional. Marrs was released and Johnson was admitted for observation, said Hazlette.
The incident remains under investigation but according to Hazlette, the ladder never touched the nearby power lines.
"From talking with the power company, if you get within a distance of 3 to 4 feet, the energy that surrounds the high-voltage wire will actually arc over another object, in this case being the personnel occupying the bucket," said Hazlette.
In a statement posted on their website Campbellsville University asked for prayers.
"We express heartfelt sympathy and prayers for the families of the two firefighters who were injured," said university President Michael Carter in the statement.
The university's Baptist Campus Ministry held a prayer service on Thursday evening.
The Ice Bucket Challenge is a social media campaign that aims to raise awareness and money to fight Lou Gehrig's disease, also called amyotrophic lateral sclerosis, or ALS.
The ALS Association has received over $41.8 million in donations compared to $2.1 million during the same time last year.
4 firefighters injured during Ice Bucket Challenge - CNN.com

Hala noh?? Aw hinay2x lang jud tah..
Pero tan awa sad gud na akoa, naa ko tunga2x sa kalsada, delikado man pud diay toh..
Hahaha @pirehro murag nindot ng dagat ra atong gamiton, para walay aksidente!