Pink Not My Favorite Color

[Black]

Going back to yellow flags early.  Pink was too confusing with all the other pink stuff. 

[TheAmericanDream]

Its not about the fuging pink. If you ever had or known somebody with cancer you wouldn't write bs like that. Don't like pink? turn your fuging tv off.

Ditto!!! I lost my mom to cancer. If you have to watch what all they go through you wouldn't wish it on your worst enemy. It raises awareness and money. Enough said!!!

[csx]

September should be Testicular cancer Awareness month, where the Cheerleaders all wear painted on uniforms

And giving exams

[Delhommey]

I read somewhere they've only donated a little over $2million from all the years they've been running this. That sounds pretty suspect.

[Vampire the buffet slayer]

" I read somewhere" sounds suspect to me.

And if you link a Huffington post article I'm gonna beat my wife.(I'll prolly beat her anyway)

Oh yeah, I love pink.

Its my favorite insides color.

[Coug Girl]

Wow! That's shady.

[Vampire the buffet slayer]

Beating your wife isn't shady .

Its terrible.

[Khaki Lackey]

I just hate the pink because it reminds me if the time of year when the Panthers are mathematically eliminated from playoff contention.

[Delhommey]

" I read somewhere" sounds suspect to me.

And if you link a Huffington post article I'm gonna beat my wife.(I'll prolly beat her anyway)

Oh yeah, I love pink.

Its my favorite insides color.

Actually it's $1.5 from last year. The numbers are shameful.

http://www.sportsonearth.com/article/62332742/

But thanks for playing.

[PanthersClinic]

It would be a great day for diversity and equality if the NFL ever did testicular cancer awareness and had a Anglo heritage month.

 

 

[cbully]

They should take the money spent on pink gloves,shoes,socks,towels,arm bands, field paint, hats, flags, shirts,ties,pens,network graphics, and toilet paper and donate it to the cause. That'd be a lot of money there.

or they can stop making money off the uninformed and actually use the "already" cure... http://patft.uspto.gov/netacgi/nph-Parser?Sect1=PTO2&Sect2=HITOFF&p=1&u=%2Fnetahtml%2FPTO%2Fsearch-bool.html&r=2&f=G&l=50&co1=AND&d=PTXT&s1=6485755&OS=6485755&RS=6485755

 

and don't even get me started on Aids...

 

http://patft.uspto.gov/netacgi/nph-Parser?Sect1=PTO1&Sect2=HITOFF&d=PALL&p=1&u=%2Fnetahtml%2FPTO%2Fsrchnum.htm&r=1&f=G&l=50&s1=5676977.PN.&OS=PN/5676977&RS=PN/5676977

 

I guess they have been sitting so long they forgot we have them or they my enjoy seeing people suffer or maybe population control is running its course. smh... nevertheless I hope these links open up everyone's eyes as they are of a deeper revelation as to how things run here and who really is to blame. smh.... I see sheep and corruption! smh God Bless those that are awake!

[Vampire the buffet slayer]

Actually it's $1.5 from last year. The numbers are shameful.

http://www.sportsonearth.com/article/62332742/

But thanks for playing.

Thanks for playing?

Don't be so smug. You were wrong.

In your first post you said 2 mil from ALL the years from doing this.

Seems its a bit more than that.

[ok2h8pep]

Another side to this debate is that I use Sunday afternoons to act like the 6 year old man child that I am.  I don't like being reminded about a hurtful destructive disease during the 4 hours that I'm actively seeking to ignore reality.  I'll be an adult for the other 164 hours in the week - and almost all of the offseason, I promise.

 

Its difficult to be suitably sensitive to breast cancer when I'm screaming at the TV and throwing back beers like water.  I'm pretty much not sensitive to anyone or anything by the 3rd quarter.

 

If you are not aware of breast cancer by now then you have been living under a rock for the last 10 years.  Also I don't buy the heartfelt highlight story of the woman that survived breast cancer because she watched a football game with her husband.  That smells like a Jessica Lynch marketing idea.

 

And you can't get to be my age without having been personally affected by breast cancer at some point in your life, so save that logic for someone else.

[CardiacCat]

As a biomedical researcher myself (congenital heart disease, not cancer) I know how hard it is to find funding (specifically NIH) for research to improve prevention, develop early detection methods, and to come up with new treatments for individuals that are in danger of, or already having, devastating diseases. ANYTHING (and that includes pink whistles, flags, and cleats) that increases awareness and generates additional funds to support these efforts has my full support.