Offside Chat Archives (2014-2021)
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Michelle Palmer6 said:It’s already getting chaotic.
But hey, at least there's no real damage—besides, those islands are absolutely packed with New Yorkers right now anyway.🤷
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Michelle Palmer6 said:It’s already getting chaotic.
But hey, at least there's no real damage—besides, those islands are absolutely packed with New Yorkers right now anyway.🤷
Charles Roberts33 said:The media is making everything sound like a total catastrophe. They’re obsessed with driving panic because apparently, this sickness doesn't discriminate. Take Spain, for instance—they're reporting on a 21-year-old who passed away right in his prime due to Corona 😲.
This 21-year-old was already dealing with a fight of his own, battling leukemia 🤦.
The whole thing is becoming absurd. You can't even go out hunting because of the panic-mongers who want to lock down every living soul. You can't create anything, you can't move an inch.
Honestly, I couldn't care less ☕.
Bryan Adams6 said:https://fossbytes.com/the-pirate-bay-alternatives-tpb/
Larry Fox5 said:Even 15,000 years ago, your ancestors had that exact same "intelligence"—just hunting and scavenging to stay alive.
You're comparing a wolf's survival instincts in the wild to actual human cognitive abilities. It's not about how much animals act like us—it's about the capacity for logical thought. Those are two totally different tools.
You ask about the purpose of a dog waiting half the day for its owner, but what about the purpose of people sitting on their couches all day watching mindless garbage on TV? Or staring into nothingness... or living like plants in nursing homes, serving life sentences in prison, or just existing in the grave-like cells of their own lost souls?
Alex Murphy3 said:Regrettably, I find myself making a final exit from this corner of the forum. I’ve been around here for about a year, perhaps slightly longer, and for much of that time, the community felt practically lifeless. It wasn't until we started launching dedicated threads for major events that we actually saw a surge in engagement, but to truly sustain that momentum, one needs the administrative tools to build something substantial. I had the drive; I genuinely wanted to contribute more. I even reached out to one of the moderators to present a series of formal proposals, yet I was met with nothing—not even a simple acknowledgment. When you offer your vision and receive total silence in return, what choice do you really have left? I’ve decided to walk away from it all.
Paul Anderson7 said:Maia - Good. If you ask me, Maia is easily the most tedious fighter in the UFC; I find watching him an absolute chore. That said, I have to offer my respect for securing such a quick victory and for the fact that he’s still competing at this elite level at his age. Good simply didn't stand a chance because he mismanaged his positioning from the very opening bell. He allowed himself to be pinned against the cage and lacked any meaningful movement, which gave Maia exactly what he needed to take him down and sink in that back control—which, for Maia, is essentially a guaranteed win. From everything I've seen, the only way to defend against that position is to simply weather the storm until the round ends, because if you aren't exceptionally explosive, powerful, and flexible, escaping is nearly impossible. Of course, one must wonder: how many people can actually survive an entire round with Maia plastered to their back?
bluebison47 said:Man, I guess it just wasn't meant to be for you and Sebastian.😢
bluebison47 said:Speaking of which, very soon, in just a few minutes, we might witness perhaps the saddest scene in the entire history of PBS, when Jerzy Dudek takes a train to Germany and ends up jumping out of it at the end.😢😢😢😢
Replace VB16 with Chinese club owners🤣
They buy the name, expecting quality to follow, but then... nothing. Just a total bust.🙂