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alexhortdog95
Eye to the future, honoring the past
Will the statue go next to 'The Rail', or will they put 'The Rail' up where the Statue is now?
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alexhortdog95
Eye to the future, honoring the past
CleveBucks;2181646; said:
Not just no, but HELLLLL
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buxfan4life
The future's so bright, I've gotta wear... shades.
[sarcasm]Because Lubrano is the most lucid of all BOTs, we should trust what he says.[/sarcasm]
Edit: Huh. Sarcasm font doesn't work in Chrome.
Edit: Huh. Sarcasm font doesn't work in Chrome.
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jesus. is it any wonder they're in this position if this is how they handle non-issues like statue removal? what a collection of idiots.
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ORD_Buckeye
Wrong glass, Sir.
I've cleared my schedule, have a 30 pack of pbr, a 20 pack of 5-hour energy and I'm about to start a batch of Muck's chili.
Those bastards had better not take away my statue tear down riot.
Those bastards had better not take away my statue tear down riot.
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http://espn.go.com/college-football...ium-made-penn-state-president-rodney-erickson
More, it is apparently up to Erickson.
From the article, here is the quote I just can't get past, and I've seen it many times already:
"You can't let people stampede you into making a rash decision," a trustee said last week. "The statue represents the good that Joe did. It doesn't represent the bad that he did."
Oh yeah, OK that makes perfect sense. Hey and when I head to Berlin and Warsaw, I'll be sure to check out those "Road builder of the Year" statues they have of Hitler, because, well, you know, they represent the good he did, not the bad, and no one knew tactical infrastructure like that motherfucker...
More, it is apparently up to Erickson.
From the article, here is the quote I just can't get past, and I've seen it many times already:
"You can't let people stampede you into making a rash decision," a trustee said last week. "The statue represents the good that Joe did. It doesn't represent the bad that he did."
Oh yeah, OK that makes perfect sense. Hey and when I head to Berlin and Warsaw, I'll be sure to check out those "Road builder of the Year" statues they have of Hitler, because, well, you know, they represent the good he did, not the bad, and no one knew tactical infrastructure like that motherfucker...
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Just do this to the entire campus, plz...
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[ame="http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XkUaV9GZDuk"]Fight Club (end) - YouTube[/ame]
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Bucklion;2181685; said:
Right up there with John Wilkes Booth having one small lapse in judgement cost him a posthumous Academy Award.
Kill one president and people forget all the great acting you did before that.
It just isn't fair.
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Will people forget that Paterno developed a car for the masses? That he started the tradition of the Olympic Torch relay? That he created the first freeways?
No - wait. Who am I thinking of?
No - wait. Who am I thinking of?
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