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DireWolf83 said:
Also, triggered is a ridiculous word used by people that promote pink tshirts on boys.

It's October, bud.
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I can't speak for the other posters but if I were to guess, they are responding to your unhinged outrage.

Anyway, it's really not that serious.
 
DireWolf83 said:
They depend on people like we have on display here to attack those of us that are skeptical.
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AUcane said:
I can't speak for the other posters but if I were to guess, they are responding to your unhinged outrage.

Anyway, it's really not that serious.
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I don't like pink football jerseys and while you all call me names I don't see anybody calling me a liar.

That keeps happening in our society......
 
DireWolf83 said:
This has to stop.

It's everywhere now and it is completely ridiculous.

Breast cancer sucks but this whole Susan Komen money laundering scheme shouldn't be infesting youth football anymore.

Next time they close all the streets in your town for the Breast Cancer "Race" take a look at these broads. They're all 80lbs overweight and literally eat snacks while they waddle around town all day. The finish line looks like a fat camp with tired, sweaty, boomers lined up at tables full of more seed oil drenched snakcs.

Let he cheerleaders wear pink.

Young men should not be wearing pink at all, much less on a football field.
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My wife battled breast cancer last year. Having to tell the kids when we found out was probably the hardest thing I've ever had to do.
Saw alot of her hair fall out, she lost close to 30+ pounds, and she was sick and in bed for the better part of 6 months.
Sat by her side in the infusion center all summer long and watched her fight through 8 rounds of the strongest type of chemo, then total reconstructive surgery, and 3 months of radiation 5 days a week.


BUT SHE BEAT IT AND IS LIVING CANCER FREE.


Respectfully OP, **** you. Not everything needs to be a thread or a hot take.
 
klineski96 said:
My wife battled breast cancer last year. Having to tell the kids when we found out was probably the hardest thing I've ever had to do.
Saw alot of her hair fall out, she lost close to 30+ pounds, she was sick and in bed for the better part of 6 months.
Sat by her side in the infusion center all summer and watched her fight through 8 rounds of chemo, then total reconstructive surgery, and 3 months of radiation 5 days a week.


BUT SHE BEAT IT AND IS LIVING CANCER FREE.


Respectfully OP, **** you. Not everything doesn't need to be a thread or a hot take.



My wife battled breast cancer last year. Having to tell the kids when we found out was probably the hardest thing I've ever had to do.
Saw alot of her hair fall out, she lost close to 30+ pounds, and she was sick and in bed for the better part of 6 months.
Sat by her side in the infusion center all summer long and watched her fight through 8 rounds of the strongest type of chemo, then total reconstructive surgery, and 3 months of radiation 5 days a week.


BUT SHE BEAT IT AND IS LIVING CANCER FREE.


Respectfully OP, **** you. Not everything needs to be a thread or a hot take.
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I've also seen people I love experience cancer. It's brutal.

I would never kn a million years use their pain to attack somebody on an internet message board.

You can say whatever you want about me but you clearly have no shame.
 
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