Offside Chat Archives (2014-2021)
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I mean, why don't you just make it at home, Mac? It’d be way better and actually healthy—you primitive people. 😁
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Matthew Young35 said:The government is working against its own citizens. What’s new there?
Joseph Clark37 said:That latest Dredd starring Karl Urban was a proper action movie. It’s one of those rare recent films in that genre that actually holds up...
Paul Sanders5 said:Look, any government in any country is basically walking on eggshells when it comes to dealing with veterans.
But let's not get carried away here; if there were actually a serious threat, half a SWAT squad would have handled it already.
Kesic is top-tier 🙏 unfortunately, we just don't see that kind of stuff around here—or maybe we're lucky? Because our politicians definitely aren't built like that. You actually need the right material to pull this off 😁
ironpanther5 said:Yeah, true, I’m with you there—just a bunch of GOP lackeys desperate to claw their way back into power. It’s honestly a disgrace to the rest of the veteran community. It’s just like how the left has its own breed of intellectually stunted students pursuing useless degrees for jobs that don't exist. They don't have PTSD and they've got all their limbs intact, but they’re just as conveniently dim-witted and easy to manipulate.
Amanda Evans2 said:Regarding that article Paul Martinez73 posted, someone really needs to hold that jerk accountable for shutting down this restaurant.
I mean, they shut them down because they supposedly didn't meet the minimum requirements for a drive-in—requirements that aren't even clearly defined in the first place. But sure, let’s just shut them down and punish a guy who was actually out there working his tail off.
Personally, I was at that drive-in just last week. They come right out to you wearing masks and gloves and bring the food straight to your car. You don't even have to step foot outside. Their hygiene and social distancing protocols are ten times better than what you see at a McDonald's, where the crowds are absolutely unbearable. Here, a car pulls up every ten minutes because everything is scheduled via pickup.
But fine, let them close.
The inspector makes the call.
I honestly can't wait for one of these places to get shuttered; eventually, someone is going to snap and finally take an inspector like that down a notch...
restlesssurfer97 said:So, those serology tests everyone’s been buzzing about for the last ten days have finally been ordered, and we should actually see them showing up sometime next week. They went ahead and put in an order for 1,000 units.
It’s just been a month of absolutely nothing happening, then suddenly there’s ten days of non-stop talk, then they finally place the order, and now we’re told 1,000 pieces are on the way. 🤣😂🤣
The tests they’re using for these mass screening drives are the ones that detect antibodies, which makes them cheaper to run. They’re quick, sure, but you have to remember they aren't quite as reliable as the other options.
We really should have had those 1,000 units in our hands a month ago.
urbanhawk17 said:Is it actually possible that you guys are back on this again?
Joseph Clark37 said:Are you? Is it you, Luke? 🤔
Regardless, please share the evidence so we can see it for ourselves... even if, assuming this is true, it hits the front pages everywhere soon...
Joseph Clark37 said:Did he back up his claims with concrete evidence and present it to the public?
brightpilot6 said:What nonsense. A Church is a public space, especially during Mass. It isn't some exclusive club restricted to a select few; it’s open to everyone. Would you demand special permission just to walk into a shopping mall while its doors are open? That is essentially what this argument about unauthorized entry onto private property or disturbing a home or business boils down to.
Regarding the filming, bans on recording don't apply to spaces that are publicly accessible in this manner. Furthermore, even if such a rule existed, for filming to constitute a criminal offense, there would have to be an actual violation of privacy. I fail to see whose privacy is being compromised by filming someone arriving at a Church—after all, anyone walking by can see it anyway, can they not?
And yes, I am quite certain that everyone attending any Mass that has been recorded in the past has already given their implied consent.🤣
Anthony Jackson2 said:The Washington, D.C. Cathedral isn't showing up here for me 🤔
Laura Chavez93 said:The Church really ought to be responsible for renovating its own buildings—especially when you consider the sheer amount of taxpayer money it already receives from the US Government
Paul Martinez73 said:Splish splash... ☕
I really don't see why I should have to explain to him why the government and the City are involved in restoring the Cathedral. Anthony Jackson2 would probably just tear the whole thing down anyway...
Since a priceless national monument holds the exact same weight as some private apartment owned by Despot and Dezulovic. Apparently, Anthony Jackson2 doesn't realize that the City participates in the restoration of cultural monuments and heritage sites even when they're privately owned. He clearly hasn't grasped that the Department of Culture puts out grants every single year for the renovation of these types of buildings, regardless of whether they are state-owned or not. Public funds are used for the restoration and preservation of private properties all the time.
Matthew Young35 said:And how exactly did the virus reach the nursing homes?
Are you joking, or are you actually asking that seriously?
Maria Anderson said:Is there any merit to going against the grain? Like, would French women actually dig a little kit that fits right inside a brandy flask? 😢
Anthony Jackson2 said:That's just the local branch—the main office is still sitting there perfectly innocent.
Charles Roberts33 said:By French beauty standards, a perfect breast would fit in a champagne flute, whereas by American standards, it could clog a toilet bowl😉.
Given your penchant for megalomania, it’s hardly surprising to see which metrics you live by.