What are your thoughts on the Pittsburgh controversy going on right now

Chi_archie · 09-17-20, 10:38 AM

I wish they'd make that dude a Tight End or Wide Receiver like he was in college for goal line situations

seaborneq · 09-17-20, 10:41 AM

No controversy if he does his job well and the team wins. He can cover up the jersey number and no one would care.

stevek173 · 09-17-20, 10:44 AM

Shame on Topgolf for hiring Arco/Murray whom may be using contractors that do not meet area standards.

RudyRuetigger · 09-17-20, 11:00 AM

what happened?

jjgold · 09-17-20, 11:06 AM

Rudy I have a life like you we don’t watch TV so we don’t know what’s going on

stevek173 · 09-17-20, 11:09 AM

Yeah Rudy get a life man

pologq · 09-17-20, 11:11 AM

the sex change will be less noticeable once he shaves the adam's apple

Chi_archie · 09-17-20, 11:16 AM

pologq · 09-17-20, 11:17 AM

Originally posted by stevek173

Shame on Topgolf for hiring Arco/Murray whom may be using contractors that do not meet area standards.

that is a shame.

these girls meet industry standards though.

Chi_archie · 09-17-20, 11:18 AM

say his name:

Alwyn Cashe

stevek173 · 09-17-20, 11:19 AM

Originally posted by pologq

that is a shame.

these girls meet industry standards though.

No argument there!

Chi_archie · 09-17-20, 11:20 AM

Silver Star Citation Summary[edit]

Acting as Platoon Sergeant of 1st Platoon of Alpha Company from Forward Operating Base Mackenzie, Sergeant First Class Cashe departed Forward Operating Base (FOB) Mackenzie October 17, 2005 on a route clearance mission in the city of Daliaya, Iraq.^[3] Cashe was in the lead Bradley Fighting Vehicle when it struck an Improvised Explosive Device, rupturing the vehicle's fuel cell, covering Cashe in fuel, and causing the vehicle to burst into flames.^[3] Cashe, initially slightly injured, exited the vehicle and assisted the vehicle's driver to exit the burning Bradley and extinguish the flames on his clothes.^[3] Six soldiers and an interpreter remained in the rear of the vehicle, which was in flames.^[3] Cashe moved to the rear of the vehicle and reached into the flames to remove injured soldiers, while his fuel-soaked uniform burned.^[3] Cashe dragged rescued soldiers from the burning vehicle, returning multiple times to continue to pull troops from the burning vehicle, all the while afire himself.^[3] Cashe rescued 6 soldiers from the flames and denied medical evacuation until others were evacuated.^[3] The interpreter was killed in the action, with 10 soldiers wounded, 7 severely.^[3]
Cashe was burned over 72% of his body. He succumbed to his injuries November 8, 2005 at Brooke Army Medical Center, Fort Sam Houston, Texas.^[4] He was survived by his wife and children.

stevek173 · 09-17-20, 11:26 AM

Originally posted by pologq

the sex change will be less noticeable once he shaves the adam's apple

Good for Rudy! And Firedawg.

stevek173 · 09-17-20, 11:26 AM

Originally posted by Chi_archie

Silver Star Citation Summary[edit]

Acting as Platoon Sergeant of 1st Platoon of Alpha Company from Forward Operating Base Mackenzie, Sergeant First Class Cashe departed Forward Operating Base (FOB) Mackenzie October 17, 2005 on a route clearance mission in the city of Daliaya, Iraq.^[3] Cashe was in the lead Bradley Fighting Vehicle when it struck an Improvised Explosive Device, rupturing the vehicle's fuel cell, covering Cashe in fuel, and causing the vehicle to burst into flames.^[3] Cashe, initially slightly injured, exited the vehicle and assisted the vehicle's driver to exit the burning Bradley and extinguish the flames on his clothes.^[3] Six soldiers and an interpreter remained in the rear of the vehicle, which was in flames.^[3] Cashe moved to the rear of the vehicle and reached into the flames to remove injured soldiers, while his fuel-soaked uniform burned.^[3] Cashe dragged rescued soldiers from the burning vehicle, returning multiple times to continue to pull troops from the burning vehicle, all the while afire himself.^[3] Cashe rescued 6 soldiers from the flames and denied medical evacuation until others were evacuated.^[3] The interpreter was killed in the action, with 10 soldiers wounded, 7 severely.^[3]
Cashe was burned over 72% of his body. He succumbed to his injuries November 8, 2005 at Brooke Army Medical Center, Fort Sam Houston, Texas.^[4] He was survived by his wife and children.

Wow! Who knew!

KVB · 09-17-20, 11:32 AM

Originally posted by pologq

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Wrongside · 09-17-20, 11:32 AM

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Donkmaster · 09-17-20, 11:39 AM

stevek173 · 09-17-20, 11:44 AM

Originally posted by Donkmaster

Welcome on board, Donkmaster!

KVB · 09-17-20, 11:50 AM

Originally posted by stevek173

Welcome on board, Donkmaster!

Yes!!

I second this welcome.

RudyRuetigger · 09-17-20, 12:02 PM

Originally posted by Chi_archie

Silver Star Citation Summary[edit]

Acting as Platoon Sergeant of 1st Platoon of Alpha Company from Forward Operating Base Mackenzie, Sergeant First Class Cashe departed Forward Operating Base (FOB) Mackenzie October 17, 2005 on a route clearance mission in the city of Daliaya, Iraq.^[3] Cashe was in the lead Bradley Fighting Vehicle when it struck an Improvised Explosive Device, rupturing the vehicle's fuel cell, covering Cashe in fuel, and causing the vehicle to burst into flames.^[3] Cashe, initially slightly injured, exited the vehicle and assisted the vehicle's driver to exit the burning Bradley and extinguish the flames on his clothes.^[3] Six soldiers and an interpreter remained in the rear of the vehicle, which was in flames.^[3] Cashe moved to the rear of the vehicle and reached into the flames to remove injured soldiers, while his fuel-soaked uniform burned.^[3] Cashe dragged rescued soldiers from the burning vehicle, returning multiple times to continue to pull troops from the burning vehicle, all the while afire himself.^[3] Cashe rescued 6 soldiers from the flames and denied medical evacuation until others were evacuated.^[3] The interpreter was killed in the action, with 10 soldiers wounded, 7 severely.^[3]
Cashe was burned over 72% of his body. He succumbed to his injuries November 8, 2005 at Brooke Army Medical Center, Fort Sam Houston, Texas.^[4] He was survived by his wife and children.

wow

what a badass

Chi_archie · 09-17-20, 12:18 PM

Now Center Maurkice Pouncey coming out and making a big stand on the issue

good for him!

we need more like him

thechaoz · 09-17-20, 12:29 PM

Since ww2, the military has done nothing to protect us. They protect guys like Bezos Trump Gates and the greatest income gap in earth's history.

I saw a data point on a tweet where someone showed that if Bezos gave every single Amazon employee $130,000, he would still be just as rich as he was at the beginning of the pandemic.

And he was the richest man already.

Let that sink in when you're making $15 an hour, have no health care, and live paycheck to paycheck and bust your ass

thetrinity · 09-17-20, 12:34 PM

Team should have not put that name on their helmet. However, he probably should have just went along and done the same thing the team did because now it’s a story. Tomlin also OKayed it, which was stupid

stevek173 · 09-17-20, 01:40 PM

Originally posted by KVB

Yes!!

I second this welcome.

She could TOTALLY spit in my ass

KVB · 09-17-20, 01:46 PM

Originally posted by stevek173

She could TOTALLY spit in my ass

pologq · 09-17-20, 02:17 PM

Originally posted by thechaoz

Since ww2, the military has done nothing to protect us. They protect guys like Bezos Trump Gates and the greatest income gap in earth's history.

I saw a data point on a tweet where someone showed that if Bezos gave every single Amazon employee $130,000, he would still be just as rich as he was at the beginning of the pandemic.

And he was the richest man already.

Let that sink in when you're making $15 an hour, have no health care, and live paycheck to paycheck and bust your ass

thank god for porn

Kermit · 09-17-20, 02:21 PM

What is the controversy? Is it about a player not wanting to wear the name of a black kid who was just involved in a drive-by shooting?