Herceptin Riders Supporters T-shirts

**maxworldbiker** · 16th March 2008, 12:57

I've got a few of these left, in mostly L and LX but both sizes are roomy, so if you normally take XL, L will probably fitcha. They're good quality, they wash well, and they don't shrink.

I have them in white with the cartoon either in black or in pink, and I think those who already have them will tell ya they look great...

We've cleared the account on these now, so all proceeds from what's left will go directly to Susan Marshall's Grace Herceptin Account, to help her raise the money she needs for her Herceptin treatment. Its a shame to have these last remaining few shirts sitting around, so if anyone out there would still like a chance to support the cause and get something in return for your dollars, now's your chance to do it.

T-shirts are $20 plus $3.50 postage and packing. Pre-order by PM'ing me if you want one, as there are no more print runs on them now, and when they're gone, they're gone.

**toycollector10** · 18th March 2008, 20:35

I'm sure all you Labour voters will be pleased that the government has approved $900,000 for all those Zim-bab-we-an "refugees" with HIV/AIDS to get treatment. All 50 of them accepted into this country, without question, from a continent where ten years ago there were 25,000,000 AIDS sufferers. Probably 50,000,000 by now. Wasn't that foreseeable?

But all you women (probably ex-Labour voters) with breast cancer can go and sell your houses to buy Herceptin and then sing for your bloody supper down at the mall as far as Labour is concerned.

You'd think that as the P.M. was a female she would have done something to help you ladies.

**maxworldbiker** · 22nd March 2008, 07:50

Originally Posted by toycollector10

I'm sure all you Labour voters will be pleased that the government has approved $900,000 for all those Zim-bab-we-an "refugees" with HIV/AIDS to get treatment. All 50 of them accepted into this country, without question, from a continent where ten years ago there were 25,000,000 AIDS sufferers. Probably 50,000,000 by now. Wasn't that foreseeable?

But all you women (probably ex-Labour voters) with breast cancer can go and sell your houses to buy Herceptin and then sing for your bloody supper down at the mall as far as Labour is concerned.

You'd think that as the P.M. was a female she would have done something to help you ladies.

Indeed. When I delivered my own speech at Parliament last week and told this government that I would never vote for them again, I meant it, and this example of many, in their fucked up, screwed up process of deciding what's logical and fair, is one of the reasons why.

I guess Helen Clark hasn't had to deal with breast cancer on a personal level yet. Or maybe she's actually a man in drag...