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Originally Posted by The Flying Mouse
I like to think i've done my fair share of charity work, so should I feel guilty that I spend money on personal luxuries I can live without?
I certainly don't believe it's anyone intention, but if I were in Meat's shoes and I wanted to spend the money on the walk of fame, i'd feel like a heel if I came on my fansite and saw people saying things like "no way Mousie will pay that, he's a nice guy who'll give the money to charity".
No way in hell could I spend that money on the walk of fame after reading that.No matter how much I wanted it.
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I agree.
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Originally Posted by The Flying Mouse
So i'm here to say to Meat, you've earned it, you deserve it, and if it's something you want, get it  |
Perfectly said.
Meat is a giver by nature. He would need no justification in my book if he wanted a star vs. donating that money to his charity. Perspective: Don't Forget the Lyrics alone brought in $500,000 and $30,000 is a little less than 7% of that.
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Originally Posted by CarylB
How he spends his money is absolutely his own business, but personally I doubt he'd place significant value on an award gained this way. I think this is the point people are making; not that he wouldn't deserve recognition. I certainly don't believe he'd expect or indeed want his fans to contribute. He probably takes more honour in being a member of the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences, a responsibility he takes seriously.
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I don't follow. By what way? It's just a bunch of ideas being thrown around.
I rather think he takes all his responsibilities seriously, not just being a member of the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences.
I just think that the fans would like to see a Star on the Walk of Fame for him, and it seems attainable compared to the more corrupt politics of the R&R HOF, now whether or not he wants one is unclear. Naw, he's not losing sleep over it. But I agree, I don't think he knows what is involved to get one. Especially since emailing The Chamber is not an option at all. LOL.
1. being the consent by Meat or his management
2. being $30,000 funds guaranteed.
otherwise filling in the paperwork is a snap, a brief Bio, picture and off it goes. I guess we'll find out when Camp Loaf elaborates a little.