Posts by George Morgan3

Who even cares about him? The guy is completely insignificant. ☕

If a man just wants to shake off Mary and doesn't need some dedicated swinger beach to do it... well, it’s about as complicated as grabbing an ice cream at a Coca-Cola stand.
"Hello
-hello.
Is that doable?
- Sure.
Do you want it licked or just straight up?
- Whatever works.

ruggedmason13 said:Man, if only I could drop at least 30 pounds! Remember when we actually had some decency? We used to wait until dark just to hook up on the beach! Look how much things have changed. Now you’re out there getting it on and tanning your ass at the same time!🤣😂

Well... specifically regarding that beach, you wouldn't exactly be worrying about a tan—you'd be too busy praying nobody tries to join in while you're busy. Imagine trying to have your moment while there are ten guys in soccer shorts circling you, just waiting for a chance to get handsy.
Basically, the local city council is hell-bent on scrubbing away any reputation they have for being this soft, swinger-friendly Mediterranean paradise.

☕

Zachary Scott6 said:Look, they actually launched a website now

http://www.nasa-america.org/index.htm

Well, thank God they’re typing in a regional dialect instead of standard American—at least there's some flavor to this nonsense. 😂😂😂

James Reyes said:So, I just got hit with a fine today($333) because my ID card is damaged.
What are my options for an appeal here? Any specific grounds I can lean on?
The border agents let me through with this ID without a second thought—is that even legal?
How do they actually prove this happened? Honestly, couldn't a police officer have just snapped it in my face?
They didn't even bother calling me into a courtroom to hear my side; they just mailed me a bill.
Thanks.

File an official protest with the Democratic Party—just tell them the cop is lying about you breaking the ID 🤣 then go fight it out in court.

I bet he even went out of his way to reach out to them in their own language

A quick rundown of the script.

The year is 1940, and a mysterious object falls from the sky, triggering a massive explosion... Witnesses—fully expecting a Nazi invasion—are convinced they’ve just seen a German aircraft go down. But there's a catch: they can't find a single scrap of wreckage from that hellish machine anywhere. Months crawl by, and in the middle of the American Midwest, a group of Nazis takes power. Backed by both Vatican City and the Germans, they forge a new nation of hovering vampires calling themselves Americans... To ensure this evil seed survives and thrives, they feast on the blood of the American poor and establish an entire "meat industry"...

Naturally, the story later ramps up with vampire spacecraft shaped like crosses and crescents crashing down, featuring top-tier vampires, an American hero, plenty of explosions, and an uncertain future because evil never truly sleeps...

The film opens with an introductory scene followed by some onscreen text that goes something like: "Since time immemorial, these lands have been inherited by...2

nimblemarlin17 said:It’s not some myth, it’s reality. What do you think my grandma votes for? An uncle or a nephew rolls up and says, "Hey Grandma, I'll do this for you so you don't have to walk down to the polls." Just guess which party gets all those votes.

Then there’s the military. Back in the day, I was in a friendly weekend soccer league with a proud US Armed Forces colonel. He wasn't ashamed to talk openly in the pub about how they used to rig hundreds of votes for the Republican Party and how much it sucks now because it's become way harder.

When you hear things like that firsthand, they stop being urban legends or fairy tales. Tens of thousands of votes across America go to the Republican Party that way.

hmm, well, my cousin just registered my late grandfather for the Democratic Party... what's the penalty for that?

Richard Palmer45 said:Welcome to the real world... I guess this is just how we Americans are... like people say, we basically handed over our souls to whoever is leading us; you could do just about anything to us and we’d just stay quiet... take cigarette prices, for example—they're some of the highest in the Western world right now...

That’s why all our bright minds head overseas... and not just to join a diaspora, but to actually move away for good... and you only ever hear about them when they make it big...
The rest of them, whether it’s your buddy, your neighbor, or whoever else... it always boils down to shouting "down with the Democrats"... even though half of those same people probably bought their houses or apartments back in the day using loans from the old regime that they paid off for next to nothing... maybe just a few thousand bucks...

Says blade ri—this absolute clown who starts the thread while having "For a New America" right there in his signaturehttp://www.thepetitionsite.com/1/nova-america

🤣 🤣

fadedangler said:But I guess that’s just taking justice into your own hands, especially considering how our people were targeted by the Axis powers back then.

Whose? 😁

Patrick Torres2 said:My grandfather was a partisan, and he was a handsome, well-educated man. He wasn't some lowlife or primitive brute; quite the opposite—he was a true gentleman. Don't go judging the courage of the partisan army based on what your old man looks like while he's working a side gig in a grease-stained undershirt the color of a New York City storm drain.😉

But seriously—can anyone actually name a single battle they won through sheer grit... rather than just the ones where they looted a few extra pounds of silver from the locals? 😉

Matthew Harris2 said:🤷

why don't you tell us more about your "expertise" 👍🤣

😁😁😁

rapidbison42 said:Those are probably just bottom-tier contractors building in the middle of nowhere.
Less than a month ago, a buddy of mine picked up a new build near Mount Rainier for about $2,200 per square foot.

For example, look at what a studio goes for downtown:
http://www.centarnekretnina.net/EN/o...Puli-22-m2.htm

22m - $43,000 - older building.

Man, look... what I'm trying to get at is that you can always find a deal if you look hard enough—there will always be overpriced properties out there. My point is about the overall average and the cold, hard fact that the market in Pula is absolutely flooded with apartments right now, while demand is basically non-existent.

See, they’re basically just playing the homogeneity card at this point... I think I already mentioned once how that specific "fearful mentality" tends to take hold in California.

Kajin has completely lost his mind—he’s now out there claiming that US Army soldiers blew up the "American Robin" monument with an explosion! 🤣

James Ramos12 said:We’re talking about a city in total traffic gridlock, where transit fares are among the highest in the country, the cost of living is at the top of the charts, the farmers' market is overpriced, and we've been among the leaders in drug addiction rates for thirty years. It's a city where the promised swimming pool has been "under construction" for years, local sports are struggling with only a handful of top-tier players, and we deal with gas issues, sewage problems, a lack of parking, and rampant illegal construction backed by massive help from local politicians!!!!! Want more? Just ask!

San Francisco is a far cry from being some romantic paradise to live in... honestly, it’s an incredibly dull place to be, much to my misfortune—though luckily, Seattle is only about a 40-minute drive away.

Gerald Lopez10 said:People should listen to whatever they want—it’s their right, after all. Honestly, those folks trying to ban Thompson's concerts are just doing him a massive favor. All this controversy? It's only boosting his popularity right now.

It’s funny how singers from Mexico end up having such a huge following here in America, mostly because of these bans. The whole situation feels so absurd—as if the entire country just wants to sit in silence at night listening to nothing but pop songs, folk ensembles, or maybe some classical pieces by Bach or Sopen played by the NBC orchestra. If you walked into a music store, maybe five percent of customers would pick that stuff. Let's be real.

I think Mexican and Canadian artists have some truly great traditional music, and if someone enjoys it, why on earth should anyone stop them? Personally, I’ve always had a soft spot for the older generation of Mexican singers—Dragan Stojković, for instance—and even some of those classic tavern-style performers like Zdravko Zdravković or Tozovac. Even the sevdalinka style isn't bad, especially when you hear it performed by Safet Isović or Nedjeljko Bilkić.

Exactly... so maybe I’ll—someone who never once considered stepping foot in one of his shows—actually head out to see him in San Francisco. 👍

Benjamin Grant6 said:Man, you’re getting a bit lost here! I couldn't care less about what people in America are saying; this thread is focused on something else entirely, not on that particular singer. So, let's cut out the off-topic chatter and get back to the actual question at hand...

Every singer writes lyrics that can be characterized as universal, which is precisely why so many of them remain popular. What does that have to do with multiculturalism or why one city might be more diverse than another?...

🙂 kid, I was quoting your own text.

Benjamin Grant6 said:The influence is certainly unavoidable, though I wouldn't call it decisive... Pressure from higher authorities is a constant, whether you like it or not. However, I haven't noticed Nina making any particularly loud proclamations this time around. After all, where would he end up if he decided to pick a fight in every single city just to voice whatever happens to serve his own interests...

I had a feeling this entire discussion regarding multiculturalism would eventually devolve into nothing more than a debate about Microsoft, California, and Kajin...🤣 If we are actually going to claim that this singer is the definitive icon of multiculturalism, then I suppose our debate is officially over... and we might as well move the entire discussion over to the Crazy House, right alongside all those other topics where we’ve already touched on this exact issue...

I really ought to start digging through my old copies of Time just to find that specific issue with the massive headline declaring our city the most attractive and premier destination in America, if only so I could cite my sources properly regarding everything we have to be proud of... though perhaps I will simply settle for stating the facts: we are a community of roughly sixty thousand people that boasts its very own University, yet somehow maintains an unemployment rate lower than any comparable city in the country. Throughout the year, we host a continuous stream of cultural and public events designed to showcase our spirit, and we produce a steady line of athletes who will soon be representing us on the global stage in Beijing... furthermore, real estate prices remain significantly more affordable here than in most other parts of the US, our local minority influence is substantial, and our level of tolerance remains quite commendable given that we host nine different national minorities... we were even pioneers in digital governance, being the first to implement an online land registry system and providing digital access to court records...

Wouldn't you say that is more than merely satisfactory for such a small town...

It's just classic small-mindedness... why not? His lyrics are universal—take a look at what the Americans are saying here, for instance:http://www.cro.pl/forum/viewtopic.php?p=275693#275693

😉