Penn State Scandal

davidtrios

chadwick wrote:

Davidtrios wrote:

if i was hiring 5 years from now and i saw Penn St on a candidate's resume, I would seriosuly think twice about that person's decision making abilities.

interesting

because monsters lurk amongst nonemonsters, which is difficult to tell between the two sometimes, because of this you would think extra long and hard on hiring someone who graduated from penn state because they attended a school w/ a child molester as a assisstant football coach and this penn state graduate may not make the correct decisions as far as you are concerned?

if you're aware that the college adminisitration would knowingly allow a monster to operate his monsterous acts for 15 years on campus, why would you think a school like that might be a good fit for you or anyone for that matter?

METAPHOR: think of it this way, if someone like bernie madoff (before jailed) was under investiagtion for fraud, what kind of person would continue to invest with him?

chadwick

hate to ruin everything but um, there are child molesters all over the frickin place. most cases are thrown under a rug some place. and yes this is a pretty bizarre case.

Jason P

Davidtrios wrote:

if i was hiring 5 years from now and i saw Penn St on a candidate's resume, I would seriously think twice about that person's decision making abilities.

I say take it a step further. Penn State receives taxpayer support. So everyone who lives in the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania is fiscally supporting the school.

At least the people going to the school are receiving an education. But to fiscally support Penn State without receiving anything in return .... those are the real monsters.

:crazy:

And then we have to consider the financial support from the other eleven schools in the Big Ten and if grads from those schools should be trusted....

norm

http://www.tmz.com/2011/11/14/jerry-san ... sGLPVawUwY

Cliffy6745

Davidtrios wrote:

chadwick wrote:

Davidtrios wrote:

if i was hiring 5 years from now and i saw Penn St on a candidate's resume, I would seriosuly think twice about that person's decision making abilities.

interesting

because monsters lurk amongst nonemonsters, which is difficult to tell between the two sometimes, because of this you would think extra long and hard on hiring someone who graduated from penn state because they attended a school w/ a child molester as a assisstant football coach and this penn state graduate may not make the correct decisions as far as you are concerned?

if you're aware that the college adminisitration would knowingly allow a monster to operate his monsterous acts for 15 years on campus, why would you think a school like that might be a good fit for you or anyone for that matter?

think of it this way, if someone like bernie madoff (before jailed) was under investiagtion for fraud, what kind of person would continue to invest with him?

I need an explanation of how getting an education from a great school where a few people, almost entirely in the athletic department covered this up correlates with investing your money with someone who you know is going to steal it.

Monster Rain

The people at Penn State who knew about this have all either been fired, resigned, placed on leave, or arrested and placed on leave. The school is doing what it can to get rid of everyone involved in this mess, so why would a student looking to study history, for example, avoid the school simply because people who used to work there did something terrible?

Davidtrios wrote:

chadwick wrote:

Davidtrios wrote:

if i was hiring 5 years from now and i saw Penn St on a candidate's resume, I would seriosuly think twice about that person's decision making abilities.

interesting

because monsters lurk amongst nonemonsters, which is difficult to tell between the two sometimes, because of this you would think extra long and hard on hiring someone who graduated from penn state because they attended a school w/ a child molester as a assisstant football coach and this penn state graduate may not make the correct decisions as far as you are concerned?

if you're aware that the college adminisitration would knowingly allow a monster to operate his monsterous acts for 15 years on campus, why would you think a school like that might be a good fit for you or anyone for that matter?

think of it this way, if someone like bernie madoff (before jailed) was under investiagtion for fraud, what kind of person would continue to invest with him?

Cliffy6745

norm wrote:

http://www.tmz.com/2011/11/14/jerry-sandusky-laguardia-airport-dunkin-donuts/#.TsGLPVawUwY

I can't believe this dude is wearing Penn State gear. I really want to know what he was doing and what was going through his head as he watched the game Saturday and saw 110,000 people in tears singing the words "may no act of ours bring shame" and praying for his victims.

davidtrios

cliffy, do you need a definition of the difference between correlation and metaphor?

Cliffy6745

Jason P wrote:

Davidtrios wrote:

if i was hiring 5 years from now and i saw Penn St on a candidate's resume, I would seriously think twice about that person's decision making abilities.

I say take it a step further. Penn State receives taxpayer support. So everyone who lives in the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania is fiscally supporting the school.

At least the people going to the school are receiving an education. But to fiscally support Penn State without receiving anything in return .... those are the real monsters.

:crazy:

And then we have to consider the financial support from the other eleven schools in the Big Ten and if grads from those schools should be trusted....

I think we need to do away with the entire Big Ten.

The Fixer

Davidtrios wrote:

if you're aware that the college adminisitration would knowingly allow a monster to operate his monsterous acts for 15 years on campus, why would you think a school like that might be a good fit for you or anyone for that matter?

Smeal College of Business is one of the most prestigous in the nation. That's good enough for my kids

MayDay10

I bought gasoline in Pennsylvania before.... my career is shot.

Cliffy6745

Davidtrios wrote:

cliffy, do you need a definition of the difference between correlation and metaphor?

Correlation probably wasn't the right word, but explain how those two decision making processes can be compared at all.

I can't be bothered with this shit anymore, when you come back to earth and feel like discussing the situation like a reasonable person, let me know.

Jason P

MayDay10 wrote:

I bought gasoline in Pennsylvania before.... my career is shot.

I wonder if I could boost my resume by taking some shots at Sid Crosby and the Pens? :think: Hell, it's worth a shot!

davidtrios

Cliffy6745 wrote:

Davidtrios wrote:

cliffy, do you need a definition of the difference between correlation and metaphor?

Correlation probably wasn't the right word, but explain how those two decision making processes can be compared at all.

I can't be bothered with this shit anymore, when you come back to earth and feel like discussing the situation like a reasonable person, let me know.

im trying to be rational here:

picture this: you have a son. he sees the most beautiful building he's ever seen...he's always wanted to go in the building but he cant until he graduates high school. he graduates HS but the the building starts smoking...the building begins to burn, the building is fucked.

would you allow him inside that building? please be honest

chadwick

Davidtrios wrote:

im trying to be rational here:

picture this: you have a son. he sees the most beautiful building he's ever seen...he's always wanted to go in the building but he cant until he graduates high school. he graduates HS but the the building starts smoking...the building begins to burn, the building is fucked.

wouod you allow him inside that building? please be honest

that is not the same thing. that is a good try but not quite. it doesn't have enough ass to be logical.

Johnny Abruzzo

Cliffy6745 wrote:

I think we need to do away with the entire Big Ten.

They should close Pennsylvania. The state. All of it. Just get rid of it.

davidtrios

Johnny Abruzzo wrote:

Cliffy6745 wrote:

I think we need to do away with the entire Big Ten.

They should close Pennsylvania. The state. All of it. Just get rid of it.

chadwick

MayDay10 wrote:

I bought gasoline in Pennsylvania before.... my career is shot.

i delivered a semi trailer filled with dvd packaging to some factory in pennsylvania and another time i delivered salmon to a federal prison

another time i bought diesel and got drunk as shit there and slept next to a beautiful creature



you're fired
http://youtu.be/PDA4lcw8k1g

Johnny Abruzzo

Hey - Pearl Jam played State College (rather famously) in 2003. While Sandusky was molesting kids. They should close Pearl Jam.

Cliffy6745

Davidtrios wrote:

Cliffy6745 wrote:

Davidtrios wrote:

cliffy, do you need a definition of the difference between correlation and metaphor?

Correlation probably wasn't the right word, but explain how those two decision making processes can be compared at all.

I can't be bothered with this shit anymore, when you come back to earth and feel like discussing the situation like a reasonable person, let me know.

im trying to be rational here:

picture this: you have a son. he sees the most beautiful building he's ever seen...he's always wanted to go in the building but he cant until he graduates high school. he graduates HS but the the building starts smoking...the building begins to burn, the building is fucked.

would you allow him inside that building? please be honest

Again, a burning building and a child sex scandal? By letting my son in a burning building I would be putting him in danger, by allowing him to go to a great school, I am in now way endangering him, in fact, I am doing the opposite.

I can't figure out if you are being literal with the burning building