Once again, thanks to everyone who supported a charity this way :)
The winner of that Surge Foil Lightning is @arch99.bsky.social

Here's a boring one-take video of me drawing the winning participant as proof of it being random: www.youtube.com/watch?v=LSpj...

@danielcane.bsky.social
@budgetcommander.bsky.social
@ducktheworld.bsky.social
@bd648.bsky.social

Here's a reminder tag if you'd like to donate for a chance at that Lightning, I'll draw a winner in 19h

bsky.app/profile/jamm...

Hab etwas aufgerundet

Great job! I upped my donation to 20€ because why not :)

Here's my own donation (€70 instead of €60 because why not)

Thank you so much to everyone who chipped in! Had a rough start and you motivated my comeback.
I finished under 64 minutes, 6 minutes faster than the target

To have a chance at the Surge Foil, please post proof of a 6€ donation (or 6 times your amount) below this post.

I will draw a winner in 48h

I only picked them up recently after having issues with my cheap previous pair 😬
Been great so far

Aight im in! :)

I‘m in!

Schwulenberatung is probably Berlin's biggest charity for LGBTQ+ matters: schwulenberatungberlin.de/ueber-uns/fi...
BIC: BFSWDE33BER | IBAN: DE 5337 0205 0000 0102 9900
This is a German bank account, so I don't know how donating to them works from abroad

Technically, this is a 10.55km race.
My practice times were ~60 minutes.
I'm committing to €10 per minute myself.
Higher sponsorship amounts do not increase your odds of winning.
More notes: docs.google.com/document/d/e...
Thank you very much for even considering supporting

If you suffer from alopecia and want to talk or just vent about it to someone, my dms are open.

In terms of Alopecia, I have it good: Alopecia Areata can also cause loss of eyebrows/beard, which it doesn't for me.

Additionally, I'm male, making (partial) baldness more accepted in society.

In recent years, new medicine was approved to treat rheumatism which also helps with Alopecia.

Unfortunately, it's expensive (remember, no coverage) and a pretty heavy intrusion into your immune system.

German health insurance considers all hair-related treatments to be "lifestyle procedures", not covering them.

It does however cover homeopathic treatments proven not to work beyond placebo (unrelated to alopecia)

(there are worse examples, my alopecia doesn't actually cause me physical pain)

We often get comments telling me how good of an idea it would be to shave it off.

Unfortunately, it doesn't work like that: when I shave, I look like a globe - you can clearly tell where I shaved and where it fell out.