You just have to keep at it until you figure things out. I know it took my grandma about a year before her nursing home finally caught on to how to handle it.
They get everything they need from the convenience store right by the tram depot. They sent me over there once because they were in a huge rush for something, and the clerk was actually really sweet and willing to help out.
I saw Milas over at the Rib clinic, and honestly, I’m leaning towards epididymitis too.
The guy is polite and all, but I don't think he actually has a clue... I laid out my symptoms, and he just brushed it off saying it might be some kind of latent inflammation. So I told him, "That's exactly why I'm here." He basically said there's nothing he can do for me. I was just about to start looking for someone else—was thinking about heading over to the Neighborhood facility—but they converted the whole place into a COVID-19 hospital.😢
Paul Sanchez15 said:Recording questions just to show them off on Facebook pages for kids. Ridiculous.
I mean, after that little dance party at the motel near the Grand Canyon went completely unnoticed, they obviously had to change things up. Though, seeing as they shot this with some cheap clay tiles, it’s still pretty much garbage.
So, look, the buyer has to have legitimate ID, and they’re basically putting their own neck on the line for the legality of the other five people involved... I honestly don't know if you could even file a lawsuit for that under the Constitution. They've got plenty on their plate as it is these days anyway.🙂
Anthony Barrett37 said:Real Madrid vs. FC Barcelona December 1st, 2013, 3:00 PM, Rose Bowl stadium
If the FBI gives the green light to sell tickets on game day, here is how it's going down:
West Stand Ticket Office: 9:00 AM - 3:45 PM
Rose Bowl Ticket Office: 12:00 PM - 3:45 PM
Jakić Ticket Office: 12:00 PM - 3:45 PM
One person can grab up to 6 tickets max. Just a heads up, all tickets are personalized with the fan's full name. Because of that, you have to show a photo ID or a clear copy when you buy them. If you're picking one up for a kid under 16, just bring their insurance card or a copy of it. An insurance card has everything needed and is much easier to carry than a birth certificate. [/url]
Hold on a second. The game starts at 3:00 PM, but they're selling tickets until 3:45?
Joshua Hill47 said:Just a bunch of thugs. You guys hate Dinamo more than you actually love Ajax. Just look at your own photos. You were basically wearing black anyway. Pff.
Someone needs to tell the folks at Ford to open up another entrance to the stadium. These first few gates get swarmed instantly, and then you've got everyone bottlenecked on the stairs like a total mess.
hmm, so why is it that whenever they measure satisfaction levels, those Florida counties always top the list and are some of the only ones actually seeing positive population growth?
It’s not about how much you have, it's about how little you actually need.😉
I'll tell you straight from experience: your average New Yorker who supports Real Madrid generally doesn't grasp what's really going on with the team. They can sense something is off, but they won't even bother showing up to games because they're too comfortable. They just wait for things to fix themselves. How? Who knows... just like everything else out there...
Robert Adams6 said:So you're comparing apples to oranges here—basically saying organized fan groups today aren't the same as the unorganized crowds from back in the day.
1. Since when were people on this forum even part of a group? 🤷 2. What do you mean "not the same"? Look at the NFL Ultras in Philly. Besides fans of the Cowboys or the Raiders, who else shows up waving flags and gear? 🙄
The funniest part of your post is this whole "supporter" nonsense. 🙄 Get it through your heads: back then, supporters were just fans. Plain and simple. Especially within the NFL Ultras. Every time you guys post some old photo saying "Man, look how many of us were in NYC back in '95," and then turn around and complain that "supporters" used to lose their flags, you’re basically insulting your own history. You're spitting on ten years of your own legacy. 😉 Either the NFL Ultras, the local street crews, the brawlers, the neighborhood squads, the guys from Jersey, the crew from Chicago, the folks from Miami, or whatever else... they all fell to "supporters" 🤷 or maybe just hardcores from the local clubs, like those kids out in rural suburbs 🤷
Regarding that trip to Vegas, you bring up those old stories... clearly you think they still carry some weight. 🤷
It’s pretty ironic, really. You’ve got this group that basically built its entire reputation by tearing down banners from rival fans. Now, suddenly, they’re pointing fingers and calling everyone else out for doing the exact same thing.
Peter Phillips2 said:Of course it isn't the same. Every single scarf we've picked up until now was worth way more than this junk. No real crew ever wore this. This is just some cheap knockoff from a strip mall... 🙂
Take it easy, kid. You're gonna give yourself a headache if you keep banging your head against the wall like that.
Does it say "New York Yankees" on it or not? Was it even bought in NYC? It’s easy for us to talk because we don't give a damn about those little details. But once you slap a hardcore supporter logo on a shirt, you're basically asking for trouble... 🤣
The only thing I don't get is why anyone here—even a total amateur like you, Robert Adams6—would go out of their way to publicly backtrack on what actually happened. You're just acting like nothing ever took place and praying to God that people stop talking about it.