Goodbye Century III Mall - and Good Riddance

“This is a space for people to share memories and stories about their mall experience.”

The problem is this all lip service. Most of the posts over there are irate finger pointing at a capital investment firm that had nothing to do with the downfall of their precious holy temple. I’m glad Moonbeam closed the access roads. Now only if Neiswonger Construction can pick up the pace and turn this place into an empty field of forgotten memories. And grieve? First off, it’s a MALL. South Hills Village is right down the road if you want to shop. Secondly, it’s already been closed for years and hasn’t even been a viable shopping mall since maybe 25 years ago? How much grieving do you LUNATICS need?

THE MALL IS GONE!

This article is from a month ago, and kinda surprising that the radical “Century III Mall Memories” page is only addressing it now. Personally, we think Moonbeam and Maksin should sue them too for their daily slander about something they know nothing about. Not to mention, most of the followers of that account are paid bots and Moonbeam/Maksin aren’t going to take the time to go after an empty bag. I’m sure they laugh at them like everyone else.

You have to have cameras and security when people are breaking into a dangerous property to take old bricks and decorate trees