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09-01-2011
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The truth is priceless
http://abcnews.go.com/blogs/headline...-slapped-away/
Boy’s $50,000 Hockey Shot Slapped Away The company that insured the charity event, Odds on Promotions, said that 11-year-old Nate Smith isn’t eligible to take home the $50,000 because the raffle ticket that allowed him to take the hockey shot was in his twin brother’s name. The honesty of the twin boys’ father is what led the event organizers to realize that Nate had posed as his twin brother Nick when he made the shot. “I called into the organizers. We told them that Nate made the shot. We did the right thing,” Pat Smith told ABCNews.com on Aug. 15. “I just think that honesty is more important than any prize or money you could get.” |
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Unfriendly and Aloof!
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It sucks, but he wasn't supposed to shoot the shot. So I can see where they are coming from. The fact that they are still going to donate $20k is good of them.
Formerly the notorious nyc!
I've got more red flags than Soviet Russia! There is a good chance that you don't like me, but there is a better chance that I don't care. If I'm not insulting you, I'm probably not aware that you exist.  Jerry Jones in the draft room is suicide on the football field. The line of scrimmage is EVERYTHING. Something Jerry doesn't understand. |
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Years Donated 2011, 2012
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Still feel he should have been given the money
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