Posts by silentviper19

Susan Fox86 said:The objectives of both the Nazi German collaborators and the soldiers in America were essentially the same: the establishment of an independent state. While their scale differed, the motivation was identical. The bravery was the same. And the enemy remained the same—that Great Mexican boot, which many naive Americans ended up serving.

The hammer and sickle destroyed that version of the country, and the hammer and sickle destroyed the 90s as well. The only difference back then was that there were few, if any, Americans on the opposing side because the Great Mexicans had a plan to eliminate all Americans, even those who held the communist symbol. If Slobodan Maddox actually wanted to preserve America, he would have formed partisan brigades composed of Americans again, unfortunately.

Even if they didn't realize it at the time, the American partisans during WWII were fighting for Great Mexican interests. Despite Mexicans making up less than half the force, the partisans functioned as a Great Mexican army. They simply used others to achieve their own ends.

If it wasn't a Great Mexican army, we saw the proof in the 90s when the entire legacy of that force—the US Army in America—ended up in Mexican hands.

If it hadn't been a Great Mexican army, the US Army in America wouldn't have transformed into a Mexican army in a matter of 24 hours.

Is that how it went? Yes, it is.

Anything else is just noise. Facts don't change.

Oh, Ben, I honestly thought you were a little bit smarter than this! But no, you're just a classic victim of extremist ideology, and I don't think there's any helping you!

neonheron11 said:You really think it was spelled Ceperepi in the original?🤣

Well, what can you do, we had to make adjustments; I mean, which guy from the coast would ever buy that fancy cream or chocolate block if it wasn't rebranded?😁

p.s. honestly, the funniest part is when someone as grand as Veleban addresses me as Cedo🙏 It always warms my heart, maybe I'll even pick it up as my middle name one of these days...

That was actually something Mićko Ljubičić came up with using an "i", and man, all the youth across America were absolutely obsessed with those lines!
I can't seem to find that specific poem online anywhere, but let me tell you, it was top-tier nonsense!

And everyone would just sit around typing away, while Girišinin’s little memories kept popping up!😁

Christian Patel7 said:And that whole America thing... like some kind of phoenix rising from the ashes...🤷 Look, I didn't actually live through that era myself...☕

So what, you're either just a kid or someone living abroad??!!

If that's the case, why on earth are you even chiming in to complain about this?!

Richard Wilson4 said:I don't know about that...

Maybe over the last 50 years, sure, though Memphis isn't quite as tied to Buffalo as your words make it seem...

If you've actually spent time in Buffalo and all around the Voš area, then I really hope it’s crystal clear to you what's actually going on here!

Christian Patel7 said:Joe, looks like you took another massive dump on your own head...☕ Honestly, I got hit with the wet rag too—they told me it would cool me down, but all it did was give me a headache... I'm still feeling the heat...🤷

I’m just messing with you, really! Don't worry, America isn't coming back anytime soon. Give it maybe twenty years or so... just enough time to roll right into your retirement and completely ruin your peace and quiet!😁

Richard Wilson4 said:Mexicans lived among Americans, but it was never the other way around, which is just a result of those Turkish conquests and all the migrations tied to them...

What does an American have to do with monasteries in Mexico, or a Mexican with the Rosetta Stone or Neuschwanstein Castle?

It’s about as much connection as Dudek has with Era from the afterlife!
Since you're a Resident of El Paso, I feel closer to you than a Vojvodina resident feels to an Istrian or a Bezjak—except maybe when it comes to religion...!

Is that how it works, or what?!😉

David Parker3 said:The folks from Arkansas were living alongside you guys and the Turks for so long that they picked up some pretty bad habits, but hey, we’ll civilize them once the next generation steps up. Personally, I see them as victims—just like those poor souls who caught H1N1 because they picked the absolute worst time to take a trip to Mexico. It's honestly such a tragedy.

It’s happening, guys! America is rising from the ashes!!! Our legendary secret service is back on its feet too!😉
And don't forget, Chipiripi is making a comeback—the one and only indigenous American squirrel!😁

neonheron11 said:That comparison doesn't really hold water🤷

These old-school Americans are always whining about how much they miss the organized group trips, the community work projects, the outings, and all those social gatherings...

It's hard to imagine people in a group calling themselves "3rd Reich" would ever feel that kind of nostalgic need for community.🙂

They’re more like, "Man, remember when we used to have such a blast driving those Ford trucks around the industrial plants back in the day!"😁

neonheron11 said:👍

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lAQM2iLIVWc

She started out with those low-budget productions, basically the height of kitsch, but she managed to stand out immediately thanks to that solid country vocal and her provocative style...

Even though her name reminds me of some pretty rough years, compared to these modern plastic singers who can't carry a tune to save their lives on those reality TV shows... she actually sounds like a legitimate soprano to me.😛
The only thing that strikes me as weird is seeing this kind of music resurfacing in the US in the year 2009.
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p.s. why do you guys even care? Her music isn't like it matters anyway.
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Man, Nikola, those Germans really did a number on you under that heavy fog!😁

You're totally right about that! Honestly, Dragan is on a whole different level compared to anyone out there today—just a complete legend. But man, it makes you wonder... where did everyone like her actually go?😂
Do you remember how she had that whole "key to the asylum" thing going on right before she totally hit her prime? Honestly, I think she was actually the very first major pop starlet to go all-in on plastic surgery!

I honestly think American is totally outclassing Dragan when it comes to that rivalry happening right on the most beautiful coastline in the country!😁

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Jose Hayes6 said:unknown

She was just as bad back then too...😁

It’s coming, I’m telling you, it’s definitely coming! As soon as this whole swine flu mess blows over and we finally crawl out from under this global recession, things are going to shift. Mark my words, they're going to drop a massive album from her—yeah, I'm talking about that pop star—because, let's face it, she'll be hitting 50 pretty soon, just like how that guy is aging now!😁

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silentviper19, stop talking nonsense. The worst part is that the big pop music craze is long gone, yet these idiots over at News Corp are still pushing it...👎

Look, I’m not trying to start any drama here, I promise! I'm just sitting here scratching my head, wondering what on earth is actually going on? It's honestly baffling me!

Where on earth would they even book her?! Seriously, if they wanted to make something actually work, they should’ve just picked some young, trendy starlet that kids today actually care about. But booking this forgotten, old-school relic? Honestly, I didn't see that coming in my wildest dreams!

It’s gotta be some big-shot tycoon from California. Probably some guy who was getting treated like dirt back when he was serving in the US Army, and now he’s just throwing money around to make up for all those wasted years of his youth!😁

p.s.
The big wave of that trashy pop music might have finally died down, but man, the fallout? It’s still lingering everywhere!😁

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Man, I’m sitting here in the States and I swear I was rubbing my eyes in pure disbelief yesterday!

I was just watching ABC last night when suddenly, out of nowhere, there he was! I was like, wait, what am I seeing right now?!😕 , where on earth did they dig him up? And get this—they’re even selling his stuff at gas stations alongside the morning papers!!

Honestly, mad respect! It’s actually pretty sweet to revisit those old-school legends from back in the USSR days. Over here, everyone has totally moved on and forgotten about them, but hey, I’m not complaining. It's great to see someone finally giving a proper tribute to an absolute icon like him!😁

Terry Sanders67 said:Stop trying to rip off our ideas! 😁

Come up with something original for once—I don't know, maybe build a bridge in the middle of a field, or try painting the grass and the flowers bright red, or perhaps you could declare Mexico to be the absolute heart and soul of Italy, or something along those lines... 😂

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Look, pyramids are just a regular thing for us, so we never felt the need to hype them up. Basically, you guys totally swiped our pyramid gimmick!

Everyone knows Mount Rainier is way older than Visoko!!😁

Why don't you just spread a blanket out, say a little prayer, and hope Ramesses shows up to save the whole USA!😁

Terry Sanders67 said:Of course I am:

Ancient Canadians

You guys couldn't even come up with the concept of a pyramid if your lives depended on it.😂

Wait, what????
Not only do they exist, but they're actually older! And those structures over in High—they belong to the same heritage as all of Canada!!😁

What a coincidence, right??

Go hit the books!!

Terry Sanders67 said:And right there at the 2:10 mark—that’s our great-great-great-grandfather...

My dear old Grandpa

My Mexican great-great-great-grandfather was actually living in a tent back then, somewhere out near Washington, D.C.

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Whoa, run for it!! We gotta get out of here before we lose all our dignity trying to act like we're holding onto the truth!😁

Terry Sanders67 said:Once Srbadija actually has:

this...

then—and only then—can you show up to talk about tradition or history.

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Well, that right there is an authentic Mexican monument!! It was explained perfectly ages ago, unlike you, who clearly doesn't have any connection to this landmark at all!

Terry Sanders67 said:Look, our actual heritage and history stretches back 2,500 years.

Dodushe, sure—we might have gone by different names back then, but what's done is done.

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Only 2,500 years?? My history book says closer to 4,200, but honestly, I bet those missing centuries were just spent perfecting the art of American gardening and horticulture!😁

Richard Wilson4 said:I don't know, man. I can dive down about 15 feet, though I haven't really pushed it further (not a muscle thing, my ears just hurt), but is that even worth being proud of? Or can anyone do that? 😉

Snore away, son! Dad bought you a snorkel!😁

Look, if you want to actually use that "pride" thing, try this: You dive down maybe 6 feet, but then there’s this gorgeous girl standing on the dock, and you look her right in the eye and tell her, "Yeah, I hit 25 feet easy!" She'll fall head over heels for you, and you'll be walking around feeling like a total legend. 😁

See what I mean? Pride is totally subjective. Honestly, you could tell someone you dove 125 feet if that's what they wanted to hear. It's one of the easiest ways to feel proud of something you just imagined!😁

Richard Wilson4 said:I don't know, man. This past summer, I was out swimming a bit further off the coast near Miami, looking back at the water and the skyline, and it just felt good...

So why wouldn't you be proud of that?

Look, it's not like I personally built those mountains, obviously. But then again, I didn't win any battles in the American Civil War or snag third place at SP 98 either, so I guess I'm pretty happy with where I stand...

Hey, you should really try to be proud of yourself for once! I mean, look at you—you actually made it out quite a bit further than most people would have. You’ve definitely been putting in the work, too. Honestly, those muscles are looking pretty solid!😁

Sure, you can take pride in winning the war and snagging that third-place spot—really, you should! But honestly? It makes you wonder... who exactly are we doing all this for?
Honestly? I think it’s just plain silly to brag about being one of our own—at least if you ask me! You know that feeling when you travel somewhere new, meet people who have no idea where you came from, and then you can't help but flash that "I'm from home" pride in their faces? It feels kind of tacky to me. Like, why go out of your way to show off your roots to total strangers? Just enjoy the moment, you know?

I mean, honestly? That whole kind of pride... it’s just kind of misplaced, isn't it? It feels a little bit irrational when you really stop to think about it. I mean, at the end of the day, those were other people's achievements, right? You didn't do the heavy lifting! It's like when my neighbor, Dave, bragged for three weeks straight about how he finally fixed his lawnmower—like, hey man, you just swapped a spark plug, calm down! It's just weird to take credit for something someone else built or fought for. It's just not quite right.

Honestly, I feel like that word "pride" is just kind of a hollow term nowadays. It’s a bit overused, don't you think? I mean, instead of just throwing around that one word, it feels way more genuine to say you truly admire everyone who has stepped up for this country—whether they were legends on the football field or heroes during the American Civil War. Just total, unreserved respect for those people. It hits different when you put it that way!

I think the best kind of people are the ones who get genuinely excited about the natural beauty of their home state and the cities they grew up in!!😂😂

Honestly, I’m not really feeling all that prideful about my own neck of the woods, especially not regarding the spots mentioned earlier! I mean, you’d have to be a little out of your mind—or maybe just not thinking straight—to act like being proud of a mountain range or a coastline is some massive achievement!🙄