Quote of the Day
Ah, State College Borough Meetings, please keep giving us gems like this:
“Dogs are like people,” Pionke said at Monday night’s State College Borough Council meeting. “They get along sometimes, but some hate the other guys and want to get in their cage and whip them.”
Has Harry Pionke’s experience with people been limited to WWE Cage Matches?
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