BLOW:cancer still sucks

We stand by that statement and, as far as the 24 Hours of Booty event, it was a success on BLOW terms.  Not long after dark, when the inland hurricane beset the participants, support personnel and spectators, it became apparent that:
God does not approve of charity events;
His sense of humor knows no bounds, or;
God has no control over cataclysmic weather.

Whatever the case, TeamBLOW pressed on - all night - through what became known as 24 Inches of Booty.  Through hypothermia, blinding rain, and wind gusts that slowed the Earth's rotation, our man David managed 150 miles and, in all,  TeamBLOW contributed over $2000 to the incredible $733,817 (Aug. 10 tally)  raised at this year's event.  Thanks again to all our contributors mentioned in the latest issue (available now), as well as Tim Gould and several other last minute donators who wish to remain un-named.

Thank YOU, David Phillips, for showing us just what it looks like - one man's determination in the face of ridiculously foul circumstances.  You are a machine.  Sorry the f*cking tent leaked.

You can click here to see a slide show of TeamBLOW - the shots we managed before the cameras got too wet.  We're working to salvage more, as well as more footage from our digital video (which also took a bath).

As the event is concluded for this year, we're no longer accepting donations, but you can still make a difference:

The Lance Armstrong Foundation

The American Cancer Society