Posts by Anthony Jackson2

Amanda Evans2 said:Exactly.
Give us an actual competition...
Chess
the Chess Texas Cup
Don't get worked up,
...

Just white noise—one side has a card game, the other just has vulgarity.☕

If only the Republican Party would just pack up and leave.

Adam King6 said:And how exactly is Boka supposed to lead the charge against the guys from Strac?

The States Cup is canceled—thanks to coronavirus.

Matthew Young35 said:I disagree.
Personally, I wouldn't be raising any objections—far from it. But make no mistake, there would be plenty of people who would.

It's a mess. These political appointees are organized into unions, making them one of the most powerful groups out there.
Imagine announcing a reduction in the number of bureaucrats in the education system. And I don't mean actual teachers; I mean the administrative bloat. Take some tiny school in the middle of nowhere: you might have two teachers, but then you've got a principal, two secretaries, an accountant, a PR rep, two janitors, and two security guards. If you cut those positions, you'd have 100,000 people protesting in Times Square instantly.
The same logic applies to various utility companies, the railroads, and everything else.

"we won't hand over our highways" 🙏 🙏 🤣

Nah, the American soccer chat is pretty dead anyway—don't see much point in keeping it open🤷

Yeah, we know the Fans aren't active—we're looking for a fix for that PDF too, though nothing's been decided yet.

Merging them will kill some of the organization—but all active threads from both PDFs will fit right on the front page of Soccer—so we won't have those old days where you had to click through to a second page just to see what was happening.

Joe Biden showed some backbone—unlike the rest of them, who are just coasting along while pushing obvious fascist imagery.

I’m watching the footage right now, by the way, and social distancing isn't even happening—looks like these "patriotic" rallies are basically immune to the virus.☕

Index sits somewhere in the middle—Telegram might win on quality, but Index wins on pure volume and speed, just like someone pointed out recently. Whatever goes down, regardless of the hour, it hits Index first.

As for their investigative reporting, I get the feeling a lot of those "exposés" are actually handed to them by certain circles within the Republican Party to clear out anyone who's become a liability. My guess? Babic probably made a deal with the devil just to dodge those tax evasion charges.

Šuica shut down the show where they were coming for her 😍

The Vice President is the EC for democracy 🙏 🙏

You're acting twitchy—just take some Advil☕

Yeah, he’s a genius—we'll grab a drink sometime 🤣

He denied them the funding for a dozen different reasons—mostly just to scrub his own record from the early days of the pandemic. It was more of a lucky shot than anything else

Where’s the Congressman?

Paul Sanders5 said:God, help us 🙏

But... man... the elderly, the sick, the kids, women, dogs, cats...

He killed them off first with the monologue—then followed up with those remarks. Honestly, maybe it’s better if he doesn't host every single day; when he actually builds up enough material, he can really hit hard.

Noah Perez2 said:And just like that, with the first announcements regarding the gradual easing of restrictions—moving in lockstep with the rest of the EU, naturally—the bleating from those sheep suddenly went silent. After a few days of their self-imposed "harsh quarantine," they mentally crumbled, declaring themselves the vanguard while tirelessly preaching about some white-collar conspiracy against the economy and humanity that everyone else was supposedly too blind to see. ☕

Now, they'll just be hiding in their little holes, waiting for the next opportunity to repeat this exact cycle: a frantic rush of hysteria, followed by their "vanguard" posturing, a few slap on the wrist, and finally retreating back into their burrows. ☕

The dogs bark, the caravans move on, and the so-called vanguard remains exactly what it always was.

Blah, blah, blah. 😍

It sucks when you're being bankrolled by old men.☕

restlesssurfer97 said:Look, I really don't want to be some party pooper here, because honestly, I’ve been the one organizing the get-togethers myself before 🤣, but those serological tests they were running—I think it was over in the Netherlands—they used a pretty small sample size, and most of what came back showed only about 3% of people were actually infected. Just random testing, you know?

If I remember correctly, in that village up north in Italy where this all kicked off, asymptomatic cases hit around 40%—so it really just comes down to the sample you're looking at.

Joseph Clark37 said:A friend of mine can't even remember the last time he dealt with pneumonia, but he's been fighting this one for a month now and just won't get better. He tested negative, too. It isn't SARS-CoV-2, though that's the only thing going around...

The real question is how much you can even trust those tests to begin with.

I took my girlfriend on a little holiday trip through the mountains right before Christmas—we stopped by Hallstatt and St. Wolfgang along the way (by the way, 🙏 is a pretty surreal spot)—and I’ve mentioned before—though I honestly can't keep track of all these threads anymore—that my old man had some weird symptoms during that first month. He had a low-grade fever for about three weeks and a cough, with zero logical explanations from his doctors. He went through several rounds of testing, but they couldn't tell him what he actually had.

Then the other day, my girlfriend and I were talking and realized she also hit a sudden fever at the start of the year and ended up in the ER—without any actual testing, obviously. It’s entirely possible we picked it up somewhere.

Nobody alive knows when this truly kicked off or if there was even a "patient zero" in Wuhan—if that isn't the case, everything changes. It might turn out the number of people worldwide who have already walked through this is nearing a billion.

wiredrider9 said:St. Nicholas Church over on Knapp just got hit—a Catholic church, no less. Twice in two days.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=y7ci...rvHTyd%3A6

Funny how the mainstream media isn't even touching this story.

pssssssttt

Kids would be bored anyway.

Elizabeth Mendoza said:Never heard of that one.

No way you didn't hear about something from the 80s when you were 15🤦

Noah Perez2 said:I don't know, maybe you have better intel than I do, or maybe it’s just a placebo effect because my skin wasn't exactly glowing, so I later connected it to those rumors—you know how that goes. Between them and Densi, I’d choose Densi every single time, and not just for the seating or the beer, but because their kebabs are genuinely excellent. Best in town, in my opinion.

But honestly, if the goal is to glorify them, let's be real: they're all absolute FF trash. If I were looking for $23, I’d much rather hit up a local tavern run by a real American ☕

Yeah, I agree, Djir is wild. The food is solid, they have a corner for kids where you can let them mess around, and the atmosphere is actually pleasant.

As for the price, as far as I know, it seems perfectly reasonable. Ultimately, if we are weighing cost against portion size and location, I’d say the best move would be to just head over to Lisbon; for 10 euros, the food there is insane—you pick from X dishes and just cram as much as you can in, especially since the location is right at the foot of the Elevador.

It’s just a shame it isn't practical to fly to Portugal every single day, haha.

Djir is good; had the oven-roasted chicken and veggies there once, top tier.