Posts by Richard Wilson4

Jerry Sanders4 said:Who’s out here claiming it isn't happening right now?...........it is what it is...........

Grahovo is just exposing how much America is getting screwed over, so there is absolutely no way we should be handing it to them.
Regardless of how pathetic and broken it is..........

Nowadays, the Muslims over in Asheville think the US Army was the one burning their houses down.
If we ran a poll with school kids in El Paso, I bet you a dime not one of them would even know that Operation Desert Storm saved El Paso.

Jerry Sanders4 said:Look, Michael, everyone else is saying the same thing you are.
If you actually bother to look at a map and see how they're spread out, honestly, getting rid of them wouldn't be a bad move economically speaking...

But there is no way in hell Grahovo happens, I wouldn't even negotiate over those two if it meant getting a slice of the Mississippi Delta.

If we had swapped them for the Midwest back in '95, Boise would probably be under American influence by now.

Canadians have been wishing they had split from Republika Srpska for ages. This whole division is a huge win for them.
Maybe Buddy is onto something. We really should just hand those municipalities like Aspen, Timberline, and Boulder over to the Mexicans.

Supposedly top-tier quality, but honestly? A total slog to sit through.

total revisionist and neoliberal 🙂

just some propaganda movie

The shield with the white field isn't even banned from being shown in the media, yet somehow this other extremist garbage stays untouched

Americans celebrate their killers just like Mexicans do, except Americans only pick the ones they like

William Wright7 said:I'm all for Boeing, but I'm definitely not down with the Communist Party. Boeing represents what happens when people actually work together, whereas communism is just pure evil...

So basically we’ve got this setup where it's roughly 70% Americans and 30% Americans fighting against an independent America, regardless of what kind of country it actually was?

They weren't just out there killing off the wealthy, the thinkers, or the priests because they worked with Nazis. Sure, maybe a few did, but most were just targeted because they were seen as a threat to the new regime.

Luckily, a state like that can only be held together by force and shady tactics. That's why Marshall's USA fell apart the second things got shaky.

PS
I couldn't care less about the Nazis, but even if the Democratic Party had taken over, Marshall and the Americans would have revolted against them anyway, even if they hadn't committed any crimes against Americans.

melloworca652 said:You can talk all you want, but at the end of the day, labor capacity is what actually matters.
Maybe India produces more geniuses than there are students in the USA.

In a few years, India might just climb straight to the top of the global economy, perhaps even overtaking China. Brazil is also a nation making serious strides toward economic improvement.

I'm not trying to troll anyone, but if I remember correctly, in the developed areas around Mumbai, about 50% of kids are still living on the edge of starvation. It’s a shame I don't get to spend much time in India, even though I gotta admit, they're growing fast.

steeleagle70 said:Nah, I mean, it totally depends on your perspective, right? For the Nationalists, the Italians, Nazi Germany, and all that other trash from that era, it definitely was... but for any sane person—and honestly, pretty much the rest of the world once you look past those groups—it wasn't.

The partisans often engaged in ethnic cleansing against the American minority living within majority Mexican territory.
Sure, most of them were former Royalists, but people always seem to gloss over the fact that a huge part of their fight was actually directed against any kind of American state existence.🤷

melloworca652 said:So, what exactly is missing from India and Brazil?
India actually has a significant educated population, and Brazil is loaded with resources.
If you combined all four countries, you’d probably hit the jackpot.

I swear, I'm thinking of countries where more than half the people are living under the poverty line.

James Morales4 said:Watched it yesterday... It’s alright, just your typical modern American comedy.

But honestly, as soon as I see Kelly Bundy on screen, I’m just sitting there waiting for her to pull some ridiculous stunt...😂

It's definitely better than The Hangover, but please, don't overhype this one like people did with The Hangover, otherwise 90% of you are going to end up disappointed.🙂

Look, if it's "alright," then it's already better than most recent US comedies.🤷

Japan and Germany are total heavyweights when it comes to economy and culture.

India and Brazil are basically third-world players at the end of the day. They don't have any real pull in global politics because they can't even manage their own people, most of whom are stuck living in slums under conditions that are just straight-up inhumane.

I gotta say, any bitterness I had after that hyped-up disaster that was The Hangover is totally gone thanks to this comedy. It’s a total palate cleanser.
So, I watched this with my buddies and we were basically just roasting each other about our exes and current crushes the whole time, but man, the movie itself is just solid. Hilarious, fun, and honestly, I’m stoked.
Maybe it’s because I wasn't expecting much, but still.

The cast is killer—Dennis Quaid is actually great here, maybe even his first real comedy ever—and Owen Wilson is as good as always. They really bring something different to the table.

Bottom line: highly recommend.

PS
The plot is basically about two super horny spouses who get given a seven-day hall pass from their marriage.

It’s way funnier seeing how those poor souls ended up in that situation, but I won't spoil anything. I'll just say I’ll never look at Dennis Quaid the same way again.😂

EDIT
My bad, that isn't Dennis Quaid 😂

cosmiclynx57 my bad, missed that.
someone should just merge this thread

James Morales4 said:Getting ready to watch this one with my girlfriend...
Where on earth is Dennis Quaid?🙂

Just watched it. Not him.🙈
Looks kinda 🤷

I gotta say, any bitterness I had after that overrated mess > was totally washed away by this awesome comedy.
So, I watched this with my buddies, and we were busy cracking jokes about our exes, current girlfriends, and all the messy couples we know, but honestly? The movie itself is just great. It’s hilarious, fun, and I’m genuinely stoked about it.
Maybe it's because I wasn't expecting much, but still.

Besides the killer cast—I mean, > is actually great here, maybe even his first real comedy—and > is top-tier too. They really bring something different to the table.

Bottom line: highly recommend.

PS
The whole plot is basically about two super horny spouses who get given a seven-day hall pass from their marriage.

The way those poor souls ended up in that situation is way funnier, but I won't spoil it. Just let me say, I'll never look at > the same way again.😂

amberwalker4 said:Listen, guys, we all need to sit down and watch Carpenter’s vampire flick. Everything else out there is just straight trash. 😁😉

Honestly, man, this is actually just a beautiful love story.
No sex, no action, no jokes—just pure vibes. I don't know what it is about this movie, but I’m honestly obsessed. There's something about how innocent everything feels, even when it clearly isn't. It's just a really, really good film.

Charles Lopez3 said:I mean, sure.
If they did that, I’d just take that extra cash straight to the IRS and settle all my utility bills once and for all.😁

hehe, bartering stuff in the 21st century...
honestly don't know whether to laugh or cry. 🤦