Posts by Grace Brown41

Countries with medical systems that are ten times more advanced than ours are actually enforcing quarantines, self-isolation, working from home, and all that stuff, but apparently, the Homo Balcanicus knows better. Like, who is going to tell me to stay home? Corona ain't shit. By heading out and messing around just because you think you have some legendary North American lion genes that make you invincible to disease, you're basically risking the life of someone you love—someone who might have a weaker immune system, or is elderly, or, God forbid, just plain unlucky.

Seriously, just download some video games, pay for Netflix, and binge-watch old series (I’ve actually started my seventh rewatch of The Wire, absolute classic), or just focus on your love life. If you still have to work, just get through your shift, hit the grocery store for food, drinks, and basic supplies, and get back. We've got Skype, Discord, Messenger, and all those random social networks to stay in touch with friends and the whole family. Don't be stupid and try to force any kind of basketball games, outings, or whatever else. Just hang in there for another three weeks and that's it. It's not like the virus is just going to vanish, but we'll know more about it, and the healthcare system will hopefully get back on its feet and maybe even build up a little more capacity.

Nobody here is cracking down with police repression just because they have a fetish for playing small-town sheriff. This kind of thing happens in every country for the sake of public safety. Because yeah, sure, let's just let a virus run wild, go out for cookouts and BBQs, and then when we all end up in a hole like the Italians did, we can act like we're in some Vojko V song. I get that there are some angry anti-establishment A.C.A.B. types in here, but please, don't be idiots. All I know is, if one of my friends or family members ends up getting hurt because of some morons who willfully ignore the safety protocols, I would find them and absolutely wreck them. If three lives are lost—a family member, or him, because I hung him from a lamp post—then what am I supposed to do? I'm not going to spend years rotting in prison for that.

Amanda Evans2 said:I didn't even blink for the first forty minutes
The pacing felt a little disjointed for me right in the middle, but man, that ending absolutely blew me away
It actually beats Dunkirk in my book
Dunkirk Mendes has been a total magnet for me ever since American Beauty...

I mean, let's be real, pretty much everything out there is better than that total garbage

Paul Sanders5 said:I’m looking at yet another wreck with three people dead and I’ve come to a pretty simple conclusion: fatalities would drop by like 90% if we just banned the sale of the BMW 3 Series and maybe the 4 Series too. These things are basically just death traps on wheels that some idiots buy for a few grand from a dealer in Germany just to write their own obituaries.

I’m not talking about the 5 Series or an X5 or whatever—those things cost like $100k anyway. People driving those aren't out there doing 120 mph on backroads; it’s always the cheaper, more accessible models causing the chaos.

The issue isn't really about the BMW itself; it's more about these local punks in their early 20s who buy high-performance cars just to flex and cruise around. As long as they have Jal Brat and Bubati Brat blasting through their speakers while they try to drift around a roundabout, they're happy. I was reading this news report earlier, and they’re calling it a "death road" or a "cursed road," claiming the car slid off because the pavement was slick and three people died. A "cursed road"—yeah, right, it was just one of the main streets in Indianapolis. Then the article goes on to say the machine flew into another tree and the car literally split in half. Sure, the "cursed road" killed him. It definitely wasn't the fact that he was probably doing 80 mph on a wet road, likely drunk or at least buzzed. No, that’s not the culprit here. I mean, how is it that 99% of my friends—myself included, and we're all between 24 and 28—have never been in an accident where the damage was more than a scratched bumper or maybe a dented door from hitting a pole while parking? And we drive all sorts of stuff: everything from a Clio 1.4 to a biturbo Audi 2.7. The reason is actually pretty simple: we aren't arrogant little kids; we actually know and follow the rules of the road. It reminds me of that idiot recently driving a Jeep while intoxicated who hit a theater actor, also over in Indianapolis. The guy died on the spot and the "king" just sped off. They only caught him because his license plate fell off during the impact. But hey, blame the cursed road instead.

Noah Ross7 said:Listen, guys, this is all nonsense. There is only one Semsa. ☕

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I mean, seriously, we didn't even play this kind of junk at those themed 80s and 90s throwback parties where people would just drink cocktails from $1.75 and scarf down liver over a beer right in the middle of a pub like they were back in the Rana days. I mean, what even is this?

Great, now they're even deleting posts. I guess we're dealing with some serious political censorship now, man.