Oregon wearing pink helmets Saturday

[jerniebert]

Donating $5 million in 4 years is nothing to sneeze at. I work for a multi billion dollar company and if our company donates $1 million in a year to one company it's a big fukken deal.

 

[*Hulks Up*]

This has been rumoured for awhile. Looks alright. Wish they went with these pink helmets tho..

This is hands down the best use of the pink colorway I've seen a football team use (pro or college level)and it's not even a real thing.

 

[concise]

These should look great in HD.

 

[Carlos Huerta]

Donating $5 million in 4 years is nothing to sneeze at. I work for a multi billion dollar company and if our company donates $1 million in a year to one company it's a big fukken deal.

Does your company make its employees wear pink and tell everyone how progressive it is for that cause though?

 

[Lee_Land]

This is hands down the best use of the pink colorway I've seen a football team use (pro or college level)and it's not even a real thing.

And that's why they'll never make it

 

[jerniebert]

Does your company make its employees wear pink and tell everyone how progressive it is for that cause though?

Yeah we had a big campaign. Pink hard hats for over a thousand employees and wear pink on Fridays.

 

[JLova]

I don't know why this bothers people so much.

 

[Buckeye Fever]

the NFL has donated a whopping $5MM dollars in 4 seasons toward breast cancer research. I believe I read somewhere that this represents just 8% of the total sales of pink/breast cancer related gear sold during that time.

5 mil outta 62.5 mil

Disgusting

 

[Buckeye Fever]

Why does this bother you losers so much?

Because, they are capitalizing off it for their own financial gain.

Dont make me spank you

 

[CrimsonTider]

Does your company make its employees wear pink and tell everyone how progressive it is for that cause though?

Because, they are capitalizing off it for their own financial gain.

Dont make me spank you

Yeah, but they are also donating a large amount of money to a good cause.

They never said a certain % would go to charity and then later lied about it.

They are raising money for the cause

 

[beaniemac]

Cancer is real big big business. It forces people to give away money with no thought to where it's going to.

diseases in general are big business. and think about it. even tho medical technology is at an all time high, NO DISEASE in the world has been cured since polio back in the WW2 times.

pharmaceutical companies and the medical industry are not interested in finding cures. If they were to do that, then the gravy train would dry up.

 

[Buckeye Fever]

Yeah, but they are also donating a large amount of money to a good cause.

They never said a certain % would go to charity and then later lied about it.

They are raising money for the cause

I wont spank you

 

[GzUp]

As far as finding a breast cancer cure is like finding a cure for cancer in itself, i dont see them finding a cure for cancer, its not going to be money that helps but 1 brilliant mind that figures it out....

I worry that people that watch just see pink and not realize that its reminding them to tell there partner or loved ones to get checked... id like if they started to do somethng for prostate cancer.

 

[GzUp]

diseases in general are big business. and think about it. even tho medical technology is at an all time high, NO DISEASE in the world has been cured since polio back in the WW2 times.

pharmaceutical companies and the medical industry are not interested in finding cures. If they were to do that, then the gravy train would dry up.

i agree with this that its for there best interest not to find a cure but there is plenty of brilliant people looking for cures, thing is its fukking hard to find a cure... shyt antibiotics was a huge finding and it was something discovered on accident.

 

[The_Third_Man]

who else could it be but Oregon