Penn State sanctions were announced.

tawillers

I can't see ladybug's response.

Wzz

taw, it was about the statue and that the family should put the statue in their yard.

i was thinking the statue should come down from the start, just after the dingbats protested.

*Barbie*

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[QUOTE]i also do not feel badly for paterno's family. his son worked with him at some point. no one ever heard of anything happening? <strong>really? guy had too much power. i wonder how the idiots who were protesting a few months when this all came out in the media back feel about the shame they brought to their families. yes i used the shame word.
</strong>Posted by Wzz[/QUOTE]

I've already had one FB friend (PSU alum) completely change his stance. He was "protecting/supporting" Paterno a few months ago ("he didn't know anything/wasn't his fault"), but in the last week has been saying he agrees with removing the statue and all of the fines/penalties for the school. ("in light of more recent evidence, the part that paterno played in the scenario is disgusting")

hmonkey

the family really needs to stfu.  sure, tearing down the statue doesn't help the victims but neither did your beloved joe.

MinM

Well played Breakfast Club quote, hmo.