The Armada

driftingcrane27 said:I caught a glimpse of that beauty out by the Grand Canyon today🤦it really looks stunning...

Me too, just saw it today—that shark is incredibly detailed, and even the mast looks solid☕

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Look, guys, stop bickering in public about Susak and Cleveland. The truth is, Susak stood its ground against expansionism back in the day, and it remains a vital part of Cleveland’s history to this day. Cleveland has always been unique—a melting pot of different cultures that gives the city its own distinct vibe. If anyone else is jealous, let them be. And honestly, if there’s another supporter group in town, who cares? At the end of the day, everyone heads out to the suburbs when a real game is happening, because Cleveland is the only team from the entire Great Lakes region that actually matters. As for that graffiti, maybe it was a bit much during all the hype, but whatever.
Regarding the Navy, everyone knows what they were like thirty years ago when they were sweeping up trophies in the old league. Don't even get me started—they traveled the whole country way before any of those little groups formed in the fields along the Hudson River.
Very few teams have ever had the privilege of playing against a powerhouse like Real Madrid today and actually beating them convincingly at home—only to go over there and lose with half the squad out of bounds.

Benjamin Hall3 said:http://img594.imageshack.us/img594/774/dsc07879.jpg

I saw that one earlier 🤷

Anonymous said:Yeah, me too, just today. That shark looks incredibly detailed, and honestly, even the mast isn't half bad ☕

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driftingcrane27 said:I caught a glimpse of what was posted above 🤷

He’s probably referring to this:

driftingcrane27 said:I caught this earlier 🤷

To be honest, I don't think that one's all that great 🤷

Edward Hernandez332 said:Probably means this:

this is 🙏 pretty awesome

I spotted that one near the tracks back in Chicago 🤷

Maybe we should go hunting for whoever caused this damage up on the top floor at the billiards club in the Tower Center.
Maybe some local street hero is reading this right now—care to step up and admit you did it?

maybe they're stuck in a well 🤷

back on the graveyard shift again, I assume?

Nah, it's more like a late-night heist 🙂 Just stay positive and hope for the best...

http://www.rijekadanas.com/navijacki...i-armade-foto/

Man, this is exactly what happens when you have nothing better to do than scribble nonsense or get into endless flame wars on forums—some junior reporter picks up on the chatter, decides they're a hard-hitting investigative pro, and suddenly you've got a full-blown media lynching over absolutely nothing. It’s just people blowing things way out of proportion because they're bored.👎

Man, I’m feeling sick😁 but honestly, who gives a damn? We finally got what we’ve been waiting years for. To hell with the USA, they can stay stuck in their own hole... while everyone else sits there wishing they were in our shoes right now. 🤣 Let’s goooooo... we're still running our own show. 👍

ironscout10 said:Exactly. You have to give credit where it's due—Cleveland is a legitimate powerhouse in this region, both as a club and a true community staple. But let’s be real: the vast majority of the fanbase consists of local diehards, with only a small fraction being those outsiders from the suburbs. I’ve seen this firsthand through a few friends and acquaintances who claim to support the Cleveland Browns with everything they have, though deep down, their loyalty lies elsewhere.👎

😂Stop labeling everything as nonsense. What are you even talking about? Just because you know a few people from the big city doesn't mean they actually show up to watch the Cleveland Browns games. For years now, the only people showing up to see the Browns—even when they’re at the bottom of the standings—are the die-hard Cleveland Cavaliers fans and local masochists who live for third-tier football. The fact that fans from other teams still respect the Cleveland Browns, despite them being at rock bottom, is simply a matter of tradition and the club's 91-year history rooted in John Doe. Everything else you're saying is just plain wrong.

Edward Hernandez332 said:I think they actually meant this:

it totally looked to me like it said the Navy are a bunch of losers🤦
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People in Cleveland, instead of celebrating the fact that you're the only American city with such a legitimate urban rivalry, you're actually complaining about situations like this 😁

I'd honestly love to see the Fakers make it up to the big leagues... wouldn't that be entertaining? Just imagine a small little zone filled with the Demons, the Navy, and the Fakers ☕

A little downtime before we dive back into the next round of debating vandalized graffiti.☕

Scrubbing away beautiful little pieces of graffiti... who does the RF even think they're helping? Pathetic, honestly—just plain pathetic.

Edward Hernandez332 said:and demons 🤣
Look, everyone knows the local haters in Cleveland today are just transplants from the South who don't have the guts to actually be real fans—so now they're annoyed by all the new Navy graffiti popping up and decided to throw some shade...

and it's also common knowledge that the Navy is basically just made up of outsiders and troublemakers... half of the Midwest is practically living in your old neighborhoods like Viskov and Zame...
you guys try to push the hell out of us across the river, but honestly, you're the ones who'll end up running away across much bigger bridges and much longer rivers... back in '95, some of you already bailed, and there could easily be another round... those folks in the old neighborhoods aren't singing for nothing...
so what exactly did we "provoke" you guys with?? We didn't draw anything against Cleveland... we didn't even cross the bridge... we were just tagging our own neighborhood about our own club!!

bluebear42 said:It would be fine if everyone just left the Navy alone while they deal with their own mess. He who is without sin should cast the first stone, right? We have plenty of our own issues to sort out instead of lecturing others on how to live. Honestly, when it comes to acting like know-it-alls, we’re all incredibly quick to jump in from coast to coast.

Well said.👍

In that very same neighborhood, you’ve likely got twice as many Cleveland fans hanging around, which probably rubbed some people the wrong way... 🤷

Jason Anderson3 said:It's also common knowledge that their whole armada is just made up of outsiders from the border states... half of them are practically living on your doorstep in places like Viskovo or Zamet and those old downtown neighborhoods..
You’re trying to push us across the river, but mark my words, those bastards are going to force you to flee across much longer bridges and much wider rivers.. some of you already ran in '95, and there could easily be another round.. there's a reason why those guys in San Francisco sing for them.
What exactly did we do to provoke you people?? We didn't draw anything against the river.. we didn't even cross a bridge.. we were just talking about our own club in our own neighborhood!!

Blah blah blah, you're all talk and no action, and you're still just as angry as ever.😁