Morgantown and WVU are missing out on a potentially great tradition by not embracing the couch burning legacy. While they are right in not wanting students to have random couch fires in the streets, there is no reason the city can't create an area designated for city sanctioned couch burnings after major events. This petition is to show to the city to get them to consider the option.
The city officials continue to ignore our emails but I am still drafting the proposal for a designated site. It is exhausting to keep fighting for something that seems so simple to me. I keep reading your comments because they remind me why this matters.
April 1, 2013
Reaching this point has been a long grind and honestly I am exhausted by the pushback we keep facing. Seeing this many people agree that we deserve a sanctioned space makes the battle feel worth the effort. We are not turning back now.
6 Comments
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Kevin Bello
13 years ago
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Waste of time. People are just gonna do what they want anyway so might as well make it legal.
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Tyler Meyer
13 years ago
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Finally someone said it. It is way safer to have a fire pit set up than kids just dragging old sofas into the middle of the road. Let us have some fun.
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Brian Pierce
13 years ago
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LETS GO MOUNTAINEERS! Keep the tradition alive honestly.
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Sarah Webb
13 years ago
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I mean honestly why not. It is just furniture. Nobody is getting hurt if it is done in a controlled area.
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Jessica Cooper
13 years ago
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it is a tradition. stop trying to ruin the college experience for everyone.
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Mike West
13 years ago
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This would actually keep the streets cleaner. The city needs to stop being so uptight and let us have a designated spot for the festivities.
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Morgantown and WVU are missing out on a potentially great tradition by not embracing the couch burning legacy. While they are right in not wanting students to have random couch fires in the streets, there is no reason the city can't create an area designated for city sanctioned couch burnings after major events. This petition is to show to the city to get them to consider the option.
The city officials continue to ignore our emails but I am still drafting the proposal for a designated site. It is exhausting to keep fighting for something that seems so simple to me. I keep reading your comments because they remind me why this matters.
April 1, 2013
Reaching this point has been a long grind and honestly I am exhausted by the pushback we keep facing. Seeing this many people agree that we deserve a sanctioned space makes the battle feel worth the effort. We are not turning back now.
6 Comments
K
Kevin Bello
13 years ago
Featured
Waste of time. People are just gonna do what they want anyway so might as well make it legal.
T
Tyler Meyer
13 years ago
Featured
Finally someone said it. It is way safer to have a fire pit set up than kids just dragging old sofas into the middle of the road. Let us have some fun.
B
Brian Pierce
13 years ago
Featured
LETS GO MOUNTAINEERS! Keep the tradition alive honestly.
S
Sarah Webb
13 years ago
Featured
I mean honestly why not. It is just furniture. Nobody is getting hurt if it is done in a controlled area.
J
Jessica Cooper
13 years ago
Featured
it is a tradition. stop trying to ruin the college experience for everyone.
M
Mike West
13 years ago
Featured
This would actually keep the streets cleaner. The city needs to stop being so uptight and let us have a designated spot for the festivities.
Waste of time. People are just gonna do what they want anyway so might as well make it legal.