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Scarlett. 13-03-2009 04:27 PM

\'Race for life\' being for women only?
 
I dont get it?

We have all lost someone to cancer, so why is the race a women exclusive race? :puzzled:

MarkWaldorf 13-03-2009 04:30 PM

Because it was originally made to help deal with women cancers.

Scarlett. 13-03-2009 04:34 PM

but surely, even if it was for women cancers, males would want to race in memory of people they have lost

30stone 13-03-2009 04:34 PM

I was talking about this not long ago, it annoys me to if men want to run and donate money to charity by getting sponsors like the women why not?

Limiting who they take money off by doing this.

MarkWaldorf 13-03-2009 04:36 PM

Quote:

Originally posted by Chewy
but surely, even if it was for women cancers, males would want to race in memory of people they have lost
I know but I guess they wanted to limit it to women. There's a Run for Moore race for men, random. :tongue:

letmein 13-03-2009 04:36 PM

I think some of you just wish to complain for the sake of complaining. There are millions of charities. Geezus!

Scarlett. 13-03-2009 04:37 PM

Quote:

Originally posted by Robin-Van-Perfect
I was talking about this not long ago, it annoys me to if men want to run and donate money to charity by getting sponsors like the women why not?

Limiting who they take money off by doing this.
Exactly

and the advert is dumb

"You're invited"

Ummm...no Im not

Scarlett. 13-03-2009 04:40 PM

Quote:

Originally posted by MarkSpears
Quote:

Originally posted by Chewy
but surely, even if it was for women cancers, males would want to race in memory of people they have lost
I know but I guess they wanted to limit it to women. There's a Run for Moore race for men, random. :tongue:
lol I have never heard of that one

Tom 13-03-2009 04:46 PM

Its based around breast cancer, or it was when it first started anyway. Thats all there is to it really.

pinkmichk 13-03-2009 05:16 PM

agree with tom and if you really want to do something there are plenty of other charity runs such as half marathons and so on or sponsor someone who is doing it or even just give a sum to the charity direct and i swear when i did it 2 yrs ago they were talking of doing some male races as well i'm doing it again this yr i shall find my race pack thing out and see what it says

Fom 13-03-2009 05:18 PM

I am sure if it really bothers you they would let you do it, they are not going out to upset males.

TheMac 13-03-2009 05:23 PM

Quote:

Originally posted by MarkSpears
Quote:

Originally posted by Chewy
but surely, even if it was for women cancers, males would want to race in memory of people they have lost
I know but I guess they wanted to limit it to women. There's a Run for Moore race for men, random. :tongue:
Not really random, it's called that because of Bobby MOORE.

MarkWaldorf 13-03-2009 05:26 PM

Quote:

Originally posted by mr_mitb
Quote:

Originally posted by MarkSpears
Quote:

Originally posted by Chewy
but surely, even if it was for women cancers, males would want to race in memory of people they have lost
I know but I guess they wanted to limit it to women. There's a Run for Moore race for men, random. :tongue:
Not really random, it's called that because of Bobby MOORE.
I said it was random because I had never heard of the male version before, so I decided to throw it in as a random fact.

I couldn't give a shxt who it was named after.

letmein 13-03-2009 06:28 PM

Quote:

Originally posted by Tom
Its based around breast cancer, or it was when it first started anyway. Thats all there is to it really.
Tom, admit it, you have moobs. :thumbs2:

Fom 13-03-2009 06:29 PM

It bugs me when people say breast cancer is a women's cancer, Men get it too!

Ross 13-03-2009 07:02 PM

Just a sponsor a woman to run... I do that in work because Tesco is the official sponsor.

Rob 13-03-2009 07:05 PM

its pretty sexist to say "men can't raise money for this charity". They should be happy for any money they can get. Not be specific about who raises it

arista 13-03-2009 07:07 PM

Quote:

Originally posted by Chewy
I dont get it?

We have all lost someone to cancer, so why is the race a women exclusive race? :puzzled:

We do not have a Fanny Cancer.

Although we do need to check our balls each week.

Ross 13-03-2009 07:11 PM

Quote:

Originally posted by arista
Quote:

Originally posted by Chewy
I dont get it?

We have all lost someone to cancer, so why is the race a women exclusive race? :puzzled:

We do not have a Fanny Cancer.

Although we do need to check our balls each week.
The race is not because of "fanny cancer" - get a grip.

pinkmichk 13-03-2009 07:54 PM

Quote:

Originally posted by Ross
Just a sponsor a woman to run... I do that in work because Tesco is the official sponsor.
:thumbs: agreed i have a lot of male cousins who will be sponsoring me again then i will have my dad as one of the people cheering me on so they are still supporting the charity

andyman 13-03-2009 09:49 PM

It's for the sisters... :bigsmile:

letmein 14-03-2009 12:35 PM

Quote:

Originally posted by Fom
It bugs me when people say breast cancer is a women's cancer, Men get it too!
It bugs you? Really?!

How many men get breast cancer? Oh, that's right, not a lot.

Give it a rest, darlin'!

letmein 14-03-2009 12:36 PM

Quote:

Originally posted by CBB6fanatic
its pretty sexist to say "men can't raise money for this charity". They should be happy for any money they can get. Not be specific about who raises it
Where did they say though, oh oppressed one? :rolleyes:

Hugo 14-03-2009 12:42 PM

I don't think there is a rule that its only for women.
But I now mostly women do it who are fighting, have fighted or are close to someone who has suffered breast cancer.

Sticks 14-03-2009 06:26 PM

Quote:

Originally posted by Chewy
Quote:

Originally posted by Robin-Van-Perfect
I was talking about this not long ago, it annoys me to if men want to run and donate money to charity by getting sponsors like the women why not?

Limiting who they take money off by doing this.
Exactly

and the advert is dumb

"You're invited"

Ummm...no Im not
Have you considered a complaint to the ASA?

Harry! 14-03-2009 06:29 PM

My review is that it is a case of sexism which does not want male members to join. Even the logo is feminine.

http://www.raceforlife.org/images/logo-raceForLife.gif

letmein 17-03-2009 07:02 PM

Quote:

Originally posted by Sticks
Quote:

Originally posted by Chewy
Quote:

Originally posted by Robin-Van-Perfect
I was talking about this not long ago, it annoys me to if men want to run and donate money to charity by getting sponsors like the women why not?

Limiting who they take money off by doing this.
Exactly

and the advert is dumb

"You're invited"

Ummm...no Im not
Have you considered a complaint to the ASA?
No. Most of us don't have the time to bitch, moan, and complain like babies to places like Ofcom to air our grievances.

letmein 17-03-2009 07:03 PM

Quote:

Originally posted by Madonna
My review is that it is a case of sexism which does not want male members to join. Even the logo is feminine.

http://www.raceforlife.org/images/logo-raceForLife.gif
Take the PC nonsense elsewhere. :rolleyes:

Sticks 17-03-2009 07:19 PM

It would have helped if the Race for Life site had an email address we could ask this question to.

And people accuse me of sexism

For the record I have boycotted Yorkie bars because of their "It's not for Girls" slogan.

letmein 17-03-2009 09:13 PM

Quote:

Originally posted by Sticks
It would have helped if the Race for Life site had an email address we could ask this question to.

And people accuse me of sexism

For the record I have boycotted Yorkie bars because of their "It's not for Girls" slogan.
Why are you so worried about any of this? Don't you have a life or something?

It's not that important. I mean, now someone is complaining that the logo is too girly? What the hell does that mean?

pinkmichk 17-03-2009 10:09 PM

Quote:

Originally posted by letmein
Quote:

Originally posted by Sticks
It would have helped if the Race for Life site had an email address we could ask this question to.

And people accuse me of sexism

For the record I have boycotted Yorkie bars because of their "It's not for Girls" slogan.
Why are you so worried about any of this? Don't you have a life or something?

It's not that important. I mean, now someone is complaining that the logo is too girly? What the hell does that mean?
agree if people are that bothered why not stick your hand in your pocket and donate or sponsor someone :rolleyes:

Twilight 17-03-2009 10:47 PM

Because it was mainly about women cancers originally,Yorkie bars and there It's not for Girls slogan pees me off lol but it don't stop me eating them:lovedup:

Sticks 18-03-2009 05:06 AM

Quote:

Originally posted by Twilight
Because it was mainly about women cancers originally,Yorkie bars and there It's not for Girls slogan pees me off lol but it don't stop me eating them:lovedup:
To avoid hijacking this thread further, go here to discuss Yorkie bars

lily. 18-03-2009 01:32 PM

Quote:

Originally posted by andyman
It's for the sisters... :bigsmile:
Yeah man... you men can all fluck off and eat Yorkie's while the sisters run! :P

NettoSuperstar! 19-03-2009 02:46 PM

Quote:

Originally posted by arista
Quote:

Originally posted by Chewy
I dont get it?

We have all lost someone to cancer, so why is the race a women exclusive race? :puzzled:

We do not have a Fanny Cancer.

Although we do need to check our balls each week.
lmao Arista, your funny man!

TheMac 19-03-2009 04:16 PM

Quote:

Originally posted by MarkSpears
Quote:

Originally posted by mr_mitb
Quote:

Originally posted by MarkSpears
Quote:

Originally posted by Chewy
but surely, even if it was for women cancers, males would want to race in memory of people they have lost
I know but I guess they wanted to limit it to women. There's a Run for Moore race for men, random. :tongue:
Not really random, it's called that because of Bobby MOORE.
I said it was random because I had never heard of the male version before, so I decided to throw it in as a random fact.

I couldn't give a shxt who it was named after.
I think you probably should give a **** about the most inspirational sportsman in British history.

Nurse57 26-03-2009 10:04 AM

Some women got together and had a think about what would be the best way to make the race stand out from every other race that is out there and thus raise it's profile and the amount of people who take part and in turn raise more money. Have the complainers actually applide to race and been turned down?

30stone 26-03-2009 10:07 AM

Quote:

Originally posted by mr_mitb
Quote:

Originally posted by MarkSpears
Quote:

Originally posted by mr_mitb
Quote:

Originally posted by MarkSpears
Quote:

Originally posted by Chewy
but surely, even if it was for women cancers, males would want to race in memory of people they have lost
I know but I guess they wanted to limit it to women. There's a Run for Moore race for men, random. :tongue:
Not really random, it's called that because of Bobby MOORE.
I said it was random because I had never heard of the male version before, so I decided to throw it in as a random fact.

I couldn't give a shxt who it was named after.
I think you probably should give a **** about the most inspirational sportsman in British history.
Agreed.:thumbs:


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