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MLS 2022/23 Season: Part 2 in Soccer ·
Charles Ramos4 said:If he were a knife, he’d be a dull one. I mean—what else can you even say about a guy who spends almost every single post calling everyone "sweetie" or "darling," only to turn around and call someone else a fairy? It just doesn't add up. 🤦

Aside from the usual anthems, he seems to have forgotten that they actually pulled off some of their biggest wins while playing under the radar—and that his club was basically just Hrvoje Šarinić’s playground throughout the 90s. He just doesn't like admitting that—prefers to spend his time acting like he owns our backyard instead.

Honestly, I find people from that part of the coast pretty charming—super stubborn without having much to actually back it up. That's exactly why I love getting into scraps with them—though, granted, my version of "getting into it" isn't quite what Anthony Sanders95 is always fantasizing about in his colorful little head. 😁
MLS 2022/23 Season: Part 2 in Soccer ·
Anthony Sanders95 said:I hope Brižan isn't reading this; otherwise, you might want to stay hydrated for a while longer... you're looking quite tense already... 😢
Is she serious... 🤣
ruggedowl13, honestly, yours is looking more like a second-grade level effort... 🤣

You can tell someone’s on edge just by how they resort to childish insults and hysterical laughing—it's a dead giveaway. Honestly, Kal-El, what part of this isn't clicking for you? It’s pretty simple: you guys are just being overly cautious to stay in the good graces of the establishment. Is that really so hard to grasp?😒
MLS 2022/23 Season: Part 2 in Soccer ·
Anthony Sanders95 said:Say hello to the guy... 👍

If you really think I'm gay just because you're rocking an 11 cm tool, then—well—you’re definitely not the sharpest knife in the drawer, are you? Give my best to your buddies over at the local precinct. Honestly, your little "official" club only ever saw any real success back when that absolute joke of a leader was running the show.👍
MLS 2022/23 Season: Part 2 in Soccer ·
Anthony Sanders95 said:Not at all...
I am simply stating my perspective.
If you find it impressive when every random passerby claims to be a fan, by all means, enjoy that. For me, seeing a solid 5,000 at our home stadium and a few hundred traveling from the local area for away games is more than enough...👍

That’s like saying an 11cm dick is "just right" and you don't want anything bigger. What a load of bullshit.🤣
MLS 2022/23 Season: Part 2 in Soccer ·
ruggedowl13 said:But wait—is Pajač going to be officiating again?
So, Viki was just saying down at the stadium: our broadcast is way too short to even begin pointing out all the ways Pajač's calls favor the teams from the coast 🤣 🤣 🤣

But honestly, the wildest part? Some of those Mitrović fans on this forum are actually convinced that everyone is constantly out to get Hajduk—as if they’re just being bullied by the refs. They seriously can't see that yesterday's officiating was exactly what we used to see from any major club back in the day if someone decided to turn up the heat.🙂
MLS 2022/23 Season: Part 2 in Soccer ·
It’s been a while since I’ve seen the authorities push back this hard against people. It's basically the corporation vs. everyone else at this point—can you believe it?🎉
The start of the Russian invasion of Ukraine (Part 1) in War in Ukraine ·
William Anderson5 said:Russia still hasn't established air superiority in Ukraine, so deliveries are technically feasible.

😵🤣
The start of the Russian invasion of Ukraine (Part 1) in War in Ukraine ·
Keith Morgan10 said:What’s so hard to wrap your head around or just accept? It’s possible to feel for people on all sides—whether it's the Russians, the Ukrainians, or Americans. You can watch this whole conflict unfold from a completely neutral standpoint without picking a side.

Of course, to the warmongering fanatics, that’s an unthinkable concept. For them, everything is black or white—no gray areas allowed. That’s just how those brainwashed minds work. The funniest part? These same people view themselves as "progressive," yet they label anyone who isn't picking a side like a sports fan as some sort of Putin sympathizer.🤣
The start of the Russian invasion of Ukraine (Part 1) in War in Ukraine ·
granitebison said:https://twitter.com/IAPonomarenko/st...41956318212097

A Russian convoy has been neutralized on the southern front.

So, if that Russian convoy...🤦

Can we please—just for once—use a little logic before venting like this? These clips are from yesterday, and we're looking at a Ukrainian column. Does anyone seriously believe the Russians are just cruising in convoys down highways without having 100% air superiority in the area? Are people actually suggesting the Russian military is just some pathetic group of armed idiots??? Look, if you're going to passionately root for one side (personally, I just want this war over immediately—I don't care how—so bear with me), at least try to be somewhat rational and objective. Don't just swallow every bit of war propaganda that comes your way.
The start of the Russian invasion of Ukraine (Part 1) in War in Ukraine ·
Sam Alvarez4 said:Before I head out, I have one question for the Putin supporters here.

Just three days ago, you were all mocking any mention of an attack on Ukraine. You claimed it was nothing more than US propaganda.
To my own shame—despite my age and everything I've been through—even I fell for the idea that it was just Washington spin.

How you all managed to flip the script from "US propaganda" to justifying a KGB invasion in just three days... it remains a total mystery.
Unbelievable. 🙏

@a lili
After all the atrocities committed during the old North American conflicts, there was simply no other way to bring stability to the region than through missile strikes.
Not only did I support that back then, but even today, I still believe it was justified.

Look, I’m neither a Putin supporter nor a fan of Russia, but I’ll weigh in anyway—personally, I expected the Russians to strike, and I figured it would be a limited conflict. Especially after watching how Vladimir Putin sat that clown Micron and that ridiculous Olaf Scholz at the far end of the table, away from him.🤣

That was a loud and clear message for anyone smart enough to realize those seating arrangements aren't accidental. What I didn't see coming, though, was the sheer intensity—and honestly, the breadth of the front line. It’s massive. That caught everyone off guard, myself included. But hey, both me and the people I'm arguing with were pretty sure someone was going to get hit hard because things had finally boiled over.
The start of the Russian invasion of Ukraine (Part 1) in War in Ukraine ·
This is the perfect spot to grab a quick laugh before heading downtown for coffee. Between the IBM strategists, the armchair experts, and the self-proclaimed war gurus—it’s quite the show!🤣

It's especially hilarious how people claim the Russians are stuck and haven't captured a single significant city. Listen, kids—if you actually look at the Russian push deep into the directions they hit, it was nothing short of the fastest advance in warfare history. Maybe try comparing it to German blitzkriegs or the American invasion of Iraq before drawing conclusions? It beats embarrassing yourselves by parroting propaganda pamphlets from "independent media" or some British Defense Minister whom even Biden wouldn't bother meeting because he's just that irrelevant. Honestly, it's fascinating that there aren't massive casualties yet—thank God for that. The only real carnage I saw was near Kherson, where a 15-kilometer convoy was absolutely wrecked—something the IBM warriors insist were Russian losses. They weren't; those were Ukrainians caught in the crosshairs of Russian airpower.

If only the IBM-tire strategists would actually do some research and realize Russia is currently attacking with only about 30,000 to 40,000 troops, plus maybe 30,000 local rebels (for context, Americans stormed Iraq with over 300,000 and it still took them about three weeks to take Baghdad)...

Look, I hate war. I don't support what Russia is doing (even if, geostrategically speaking, it's a move forced by necessity—otherwise, we'd be talking about the collapse of Russia and the carving up of its remains within a decade or two). But I despise the dishonest West even more—those who wrap their own warmongering and coup-driven nonsense (which is incomparably larger than Russia's) in pretty little propaganda packages about fighting for democracy and human rights. They're basically just showing up in Russia's backyard to cause trouble and stir the pot.
The start of the Russian invasion of Ukraine (Part 1) in War in Ukraine ·
William Anderson5 said:Give me a break... do you people honestly still believe Putin is out there conquering nations just because he's feeling defensive against NATO?

You still actually believe that Americans go in for humanitarian bombings just to protect democracy and human rights? Really?🤣
The start of the Russian invasion of Ukraine (Part 1) in War in Ukraine ·
ironranger67 said:Sure, they’re poking the bear a bit too much—it probably would have been better if Ukrainians had played it smarter and opted for neutrality.

But I find it interesting that you bring up psychopathic neoconservative ideology while completely ignoring the Russian psychopaths who would pull the exact same moves if they were given half a chance.
From what I can see, Poles, Czechs, and the Baltic states actually prefer things exactly as they are—rather than having Russia install some local version of Lukashenko in Ukraine, who would just sit there waiting for the perfect moment to help them invade other countries that Russia thinks should be under their thumb.

The Russians suffer from the same complexes as Mexicans—they just have this deep-seated urge to slap everyone in their neighborhood.

Cut the crap, ŠBBKBB. You're probably right, but here's the bottom line: almost every single war since the Cold War ended was "instigated" by the West one way or another. Take that Georgian clown, Saakashvili—he was basically egged on by tie-wearing types promising him the moon, only to be left high and dry when things actually got ugly.

By the way, you hardly ever hear about it in "democratic nations," but Americans have set up dozens of biological weapons research sites in Georgia, Ukraine (until recently), and all those other vassal states surrounding Russia. I'm sure that's just a total coincidence, right?
The start of the Russian invasion of Ukraine (Part 1) in War in Ukraine ·
gentlecrane8 said:What if Ukraine just followed the Chechnya playbook and cut some sweet deals with Russia to secure its own economic standing and aid? They could ditch NATO entirely and play it smart by cooperating with both the East and the West without all this constant warfare. Imagine them actually focusing on real economic growth instead of just living off empty promises and being pushed into endless conflicts. So far, besides a bunch of weapons—which we all know will come with a massive bill one day—they haven't seen any serious cash from either the European Union or the USA. Honestly, they should just work with anyone willing to actually invest and do business in Ukraine. Why not try to have your cake and eat it too?☕

If Ukrainians actually had a say in things—well, that’s exactly how it would go—but that's not how the West operates. Yanukovych (who was a total idiot, let's be honest) tried playing that exact game, and he barely escaped with his life during that West-sponsored coup that started this whole mess in the first place.
The start of the Russian invasion of Ukraine (Part 1) in War in Ukraine ·
There’s such a ridiculous amount of armchair experts here—fans who don't have a clue about history or geopolitics, yet somehow convinced themselves they're geniuses just because they skim Imbex or other "prestigious" outlets. Honestly, watching them try to lecture everyone else is nothing short of hilarious. I bet Imbex could find a massive talent pool right here for recruiting the kind of bottom-tier journalism junkies they hire through those student internships.

As for the actual topic—nobody actually asked the Ukrainians what they wanted. Someone in Davos, Washington, London, or wherever else decided long ago that they'd be nothing more than cannon fodder, and that was that. Anyone thinking Zelenskyy is actually calling the shots in Ukraine is more naive than a wide-eyed tourist.

For the tiny minority that actually uses their brain and understands the gravity of what's happening: do yourselves a favor and pick up Zbigniew Brzezinski’s book, "The Grand Chessboard"—specifically the section on "Ukraine." Brzezinski might just be the chief architect behind that psychopathic neoconservative ideology that took hold when Bush Sr. was in office. Now, look, Russia isn't exactly a "flower," but they are being geostrategically encircled (and therefore attacked) in this mess—even if most people here are too blind to see it.
Bad Boys in Fans ·
steelseal10 said:Of course he’s dangerous—especially when he’s got an entire army of even more dangerous guys backing him up, giving him endless options. The people who are actually enjoying this are the biggest idiots, because all they're doing is showing just how much power those guys really hold.

Man, maybe I am a bit of an idiot then. I mean, sure, I’m enjoying it—but just in the moment, you know? Not strategically, because I totally get what this means for everyone involved. I'm just loving the fact that an incredible message somehow spiraled from a massive fail into an epic, legendary fail. It’s probably the biggest self-inflicted wound ever pulled off by any fan group I've ever seen. You have to admit—for those of us who aren't part of that crowd—it’s objectively hilarious.😁
Bad Boys in Fans ·
steelseal10 said:You really think they didn't push those two extremist brothers into the club? Who's actually pulling the strings in this country? It definitely isn't those two clowns—or anyone remotely like them.

Look, Glava is a heavyweight player—you could practically feel his influence. Before the President decided to (temporarily?) dismantle his grip, he was one of the most serious power brokers in the US. He basically built this massive octopus that had its tentacles in every single branch of government. And if the rumors are true about that other Zack getting caught at the ATM... man, we are beyond help. I’m honestly terrified... I'd love it if someone could tell me I'm wrong, because it feels like we've all collectively screwed ourselves.
Bad Boys in Fans ·
ironpanther4 said:Hey Jack, wouldn't it be smarter to spend your time here trying to manipulate—or subtly threaten—Madoff into handing over more cash? Or should I say, more shares?

Not happening. What's your problem? Everyone keeps claiming we "won" just because we won't stop talking about it. Well, guess what? We’re going to talk about it even more.

Maybe it's Edward,
Maybe it's Joe,
Maybe it's Stan,
Al it's definitely Madoff!

How does that work?

Haha!
Bad Boys in Fans ·
Anthony Wood3 said:It’s been the same old story in Los Angeles for the last 15 years—just spinning in circles and I can't seem to find an exit. 🤣 🤣

I took a quick look through this thread after that absolute joke of a post... Honestly? Given how much sense you make, I wouldn't be surprised if you were actually one of the co-authors behind it.

P.S.
Welcome back, Mr. Madoff. Looks like the North Stand finally missed you... and decided to call you home!🎉
Bad Boys in Fans ·
Zoran Mamić is heading back to Dinamo—the very club he completely gutted. The unveiling is happening tomorrow.

Man, talk about instant karma—it really does come full circle, doesn't it?🎉

Is Mamić actually... you know, one of those Bad Boys?