who's wearing pink into the woods for brestcancer
10-31-2011, 06:15 AM
#5
Dominant Buck
Join Date: Feb 2003
Location: Wisconsin
Posts: 21,193
my old red flannel long johns have faded enough over the years if washing... they might be pink to a degree. They're warm and that's the main thing. And like Bronko said.. make some nice pink frothy liquid splattered all over the woods would be more then acceptable.
This entire pink craze .... if it brings awareness to a terrible problem, I am all for it. The real point is.. will everyone wearing pink make a difference? If you're that concerned.. perhaps a donation to an organization that battles breast cancer would be a more productive alternative.
This entire pink craze .... if it brings awareness to a terrible problem, I am all for it. The real point is.. will everyone wearing pink make a difference? If you're that concerned.. perhaps a donation to an organization that battles breast cancer would be a more productive alternative.
10-31-2011, 07:15 AM
#6
Typical Buck
Thread Starter
Join Date: Nov 2008
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Posts: 698
your so right...my friend football team 11-13year olds one of the wifes brought pink socks for the team...must have cost 50 bucks anyway....now the running around in pink lol they should have sent the money to someone....theres money being made out there selling pink hate to think there the one's getting the cancer money
10-31-2011, 09:14 AM
#7
Nontypical Buck
Join Date: Nov 2009
Location: Virginia
Posts: 1,473
The pink thing is ridiculous. Breast cancer awareness? Like people asking what the pink is for, upon being told it's to raise awareness for BC, they'll say, "What's breast cancer?" Everybody knows what it is. The day these organizations see a dime from me is the day they start to encourage people to:
stop eating Twinkies and all other foods containing ingredients they can’t pronounce
stop consuming animal products that are derived from hormone and steroid injected/fed animals
stop consuming genetically modified produce covered in poisons
start filtering their water
etc, etc
Ain’t ever gonna happen. The FDA will make sure of it. Something is wrong when the FDA won’t allow a farmer to sell raw milk yet they are A-OK with Mountain Dew.
Besides, it is emasculating to have frickin’ football players dressing in pink.
stop eating Twinkies and all other foods containing ingredients they can’t pronounce
stop consuming animal products that are derived from hormone and steroid injected/fed animals
stop consuming genetically modified produce covered in poisons
start filtering their water
etc, etc
Ain’t ever gonna happen. The FDA will make sure of it. Something is wrong when the FDA won’t allow a farmer to sell raw milk yet they are A-OK with Mountain Dew.
Besides, it is emasculating to have frickin’ football players dressing in pink.
10-31-2011, 09:41 AM
#9
Nontypical Buck
Join Date: Sep 2009
Location: West NE
Posts: 1,455
The makers of certain pink products will donate part of the profit to breast cancer research. I have pink nitrile gloves for keeping my hands warm when gutting in cold weather; yes, part of the money went to breast cancer research. I also have a small pink cooler I take on adventures; part of that money went to breast cancer research. Of course not everything that is pink means helping breast cancer research...but as long as the things you buy ARE giving money to research, I don't see what the deal is. Especially when most of these products cost the same as the next item on the shelf.
