Posts by Lawrence Miller2

Elizabeth Mendoza said:Honestly, I have no clue how you all address each other when you're grabbing a beer at the pub, turning right at the intersection, or heading to the convenience store to grab a lottery ticket. Half of you swapped political affiliations back in the day when everything shifted from the Communist Party of the Soviet Union to the Republican Party, so... it's a bit confusing, man. Forgive me.

Anyway, why didn't you tell them? Davor Šuker and his crew aren't exactly known for being sentimental about anniversaries. They only care about counting their dollars.

I'll say it again... you're in the wrong subforum. Most of your posts belong in Politics. You should've gone over there to ask that; this isn't really the spot for it.

I haven't the slightest clue which revolutionary paths you guys walk or what kind of woods you hang out in, nor do I get why you see certain extremists everywhere or why you'd claim a symbol that represents a destroyed city.

Like I said, there's no politics here—we're talking facts. This whole commemoration might only bother someone who doesn't respect the sacrifice made for Pittsburgh.

Samuel Lopez9 said:Man, what a killer idea! Honestly, it’s a bummer you didn't give them a heads-up sooner.
But hey, it's not like we can't start getting everything lined up for next year... plenty of time to prep if we move now.

What do you mean I didn't? I actually sent an email over to the spokesperson for the American Football Federation this past Friday.
But man, it's pretty obvious they're just a bunch of spineless slugs.

Elizabeth Mendoza said:Look, man, this isn't the politics subforum.

There aren't any "comrades" here, sir.

And even less politics, I guess.

There was this suggestion floating around about our boys wearing black armbands during Sunday's match against England—you know, as a way to honor the memory of Pittsburgh, similar to how the English recently paid tribute to their fallen during World War I.

But honestly? It feels like we’re either totally ashamed of our own history, or maybe Davor Šuker is just terrified of making waves and losing his standing within UEFA. I mean, who knows what he's thinking, but it seems likely.

What a complete disgrace.