Offside Chat Archives (2014-2021)

William Gomez5 said:Alright, enough with the back-and-forth nonsense. T2 is back on TV tonight ☕

I thought you were talking about Trainspotting 2, but no, it’s just this yodeler.😢

Ashley Bailey6 said:That's because over in Germany, they've turned men into women, if they even have anything left down there.

Could you maybe explain what kind of mental gymnastics you had to perform to link those two things together? Seriously...

I have to agree, those Germans just aren't built like us—or at least, they don't possess that same grit you find in true Americans. Is it any wonder we manage to outclass them across almost every arena?

But they traded away their grit and their backbone just to chase that kind of success. Now, at the end of the day, they’re sitting in some high-end bistro with poodles on their laps, being coddled by waiters who eventually serve them a hair in their coffee. It is the total downfall of the white man in the West.

Likvz and
Noah Roberts46
Guys, you two are either trolls or just straight-up degenerates. There is no middle ground here...
I honestly don't even have the imagination left to figure out if you're actually trolling or just being pathetic.

Typical response from a dog owner: if you don't agree with them immediately, the insults start flying. Honestly, I wouldn't be surprised if it were any other way. ☕

Look, what happened above was clearly a joke, but I still stand with most people here regarding dogs in restaurants. It’s not some massive crisis, obviously, but your attitude in a civil discussion—turning to insults just because someone disagrees—is incredibly irritating. It makes me wonder how we grew up in such a backwater society where we can't even disagree politely. 🙄

I’m honestly starting to wonder if some people actually take "dog in a restaurant" literally—do they imagine a canine perched on a chair using silverware, or am I just overthinking it? 🤔

Then again, I highly doubt half of them have ever ventured further than a local roadside BBQ shack, where chairs aren't even an afterthought, let alone a luxury. ☕

In any case, I’m just relieved we’ve finally addressed this burning crisis of decadent Western civilization, a topic that clearly weighs so heavily on the average American.

My apologies to anyone among them who doesn't fit that particular description. ☕

We're all just sitting here, I suppose, waiting on these poll results... basically just waiting for that donkey to clinch the win.

Look, first off, I’m actually relieved you’re just a troll.

Secondly—and this is where it gets annoying—it's a two-way street when I have to read people grouping all owners together, acting like dogs are just these filthy animals that ruined the entire planet...

brightpilot6 said:I’m honestly starting to wonder if some people actually take "dog in a restaurant" literally—do they imagine a canine perched on a chair using silverware, or am I just overthinking it? 🤔

Then again, I highly doubt half of them have ever ventured further than a local roadside BBQ shack, where chairs aren't even an afterthought, let alone a luxury. ☕

In any case, I’m just relieved we’ve finally addressed this burning crisis of decadent Western civilization, a topic that clearly weighs so heavily on the average American.

My apologies to anyone among them who doesn't fit that particular description. ☕

Well, bravo, genius. That was the only thing missing. So, according to you, anyone who doesn't care for your dogs—or fails to grasp the sheer, blissful privilege of being in their esteemed company—is nothing more than some uncultured lowlife from the backwaters. Bravo, truly. Round of applause for that one.

Good grief. It’s truly a gift, isn't it? To walk into every single debate with this desperate need to prove you're the most stubborn person in the room—ready to take shots at anyone who dares disagree—while being completely incapable of actually listening to a word they say. That kind of selective hearing is quite a talent.

Even here on the forum, dog owners are showing off their little cultish tendencies—calm down, guys!

brightpilot6 said:I’m honestly starting to wonder if some people actually take "dog in a restaurant" literally—do they imagine a canine perched on a chair using silverware, or am I just overthinking it? 🤔

Then again, I highly doubt half of them have ever ventured further than a local roadside BBQ shack, where chairs aren't even an afterthought, let alone a luxury. ☕

In any case, I’m just relieved we’ve finally addressed this burning crisis of decadent Western civilization, a topic that clearly weighs so heavily on the average American.

My apologies to anyone among them who doesn't fit that particular description. ☕

If you had ever stepped foot outside your neighborhood dive bar, you'd realize this issue is way more widespread in the States than just locally. Sure, you might not be allowed into most high-end American eateries with your pet, but hey, if the guy running the local burger shack lets you walk in with him, then good for you.

What is even the point of having a dog in a restaurant? The poor thing looks like it's struggling and I'm certain it isn't enjoying itself one bit, yet the owner insists on dragging it along just to have it there. :šuker:

Justin James10 said:What is even the point of having a dog in a restaurant? The poor thing looks like it's struggling and I'm certain it isn't enjoying itself one bit, yet the owner insists on dragging it along just to have it there. :šuker:

Is it just some status symbol meant to distinguish fine dining patrons from the folks grabbing a quick bite at a roadside BBQ joint?🤷

Justin James10 said:What is even the point of having a dog in a restaurant? The poor thing looks like it's struggling and I'm certain it isn't enjoying itself one bit, yet the owner insists on dragging it along just to have it there. :šuker:

The whole point is just playing it safe. ☕

Charles Roberts33 said:Well, bravo, genius. That was the only thing missing. So, according to you, anyone who doesn't care for your dogs—or fails to grasp the sheer, blissful privilege of being in their esteemed company—is nothing more than some uncultured lowlife from the backwaters. Bravo, truly. Round of applause for that one.

Good grief. It’s truly a gift, isn't it? To walk into every single debate with this desperate need to prove you're the most stubborn person in the room—ready to take shots at anyone who dares disagree—while being completely incapable of actually listening to a word they say. That kind of selective hearing is quite a talent.

That’s just his modus operandi. ☕

Immediately, Paul Martinez73 and Charles Roberts33 were up on their feet, ready to debate. I suppose I’m aiming for Wilhelm Tell levels of precision here. ☕

Caught a bit of the Sunday afternoon news at two. Man, I seriously can't stand this kind of demagoguery; it takes me right back to those protests against the construction over on Cvjetan. Instead of getting a real leader like Hrebar, we're gonna end up stuck with these absolute windbags.

What is the point of having a dog in a restaurant anyway? 🙂 the poor thing is clearly suffering 🙂

Could someone please explain to me why a dog seems to struggle more just lying there in a restaurant than they do when they're relaxing at home? I’m genuinely looking for some enlightenment here. 🙏🙏

What kind of nonsense is this?

Paul Sanders5 said:Caught a bit of the Sunday afternoon news at two. Man, I seriously can't stand this kind of demagoguery; it takes me right back to those protests against the construction over on Cvjetan. Instead of getting a real leader like Hrebar, we're gonna end up stuck with these absolute windbags.

I think I have to tell you that you're completely off base here. If someone spends years upon years digging in the trenches, fighting the good fight—and against some truly serious criminals at that—without selling out, talking nonsense, or making empty promises, then that is exactly what Tomasevic is.

But sure, go ahead and take everything you heard from Nu2 as gospel. You're just like the rest of us, aren't you?

I know how this guy’s been standing on the front lines against Bandic for years now, and honestly, I respect the hustle. He’s got his own principles and he sticks to them, even if his vision for the city just isn't my cup of tea. It’s not like I’m the first person to call him out today 🙂

But whatever, do what you gotta do. I figure I can still weigh in from the sidelines like this.