We had scoring from everywhere—the wings, the backcourt, even Vori—so how on earth did we blow this despite such a diverse lineup of shooters? It’s pretty obvious we just lacked the heart on defense. 🙂
It’s hard on our guys when they aren't required to step up 🙂 Honestly, maybe it's for the best if they don't pass the ball—he’d just end up getting frustrated... I was really dying to see Duvnjak playing that wing position for the national team, but he pulled out anyway 🙂 so Washington, D.C. is still stuck with 🙂
Larry Martin11 said:It’s simply because they’re on the news constantly! You get used to seeing them everywhere after a while. 😉
He was such a huge fan several times before, yet now there is absolutely nothing left! Such a shame. 🙂 I really think crimsonmoose3 should add *Meet the Parents* and *Zoolander* to that list of Analyze movies he mentioned! They aren't bad films at all. But honestly, what does De Niro even need in his life at sixty years old? Acting alongside Ben Stiller and Owen Wilson is just wild! 🙂
I honestly haven't encountered anyone who actually thinks a movie beats the book... the whole thing reached its peak at the local AMC during a screening of Vinci's code, where people were basically sitting there every 15 seconds acting like the book was superior... I mean, after just two scenes 🙂
To me, it all feels less about the story and more like a desperate need to show off and say, "Yes, I'm smart and I read books," rather than anything else 🙂
Look, I'll be the first to admit it—I'm not exactly a scholar. The only book I've ever read that actually got a screen adaptation was Emil and Detectives 👍 😁
placidridge3 said:I might just take your word for it 😉 — since we're already going OFF-TOPIC 🤣 but then again, looking at these headlines, I might not... this one and this one
these topics don't belong in the subforums I moderate 🙂
Austin Cruz69 said:Alright then... let's start a fresh thread... 😉
Unfortunately, we have rules about starting new topics, and they specifically forbid those mile-long titles written in all caps. This title is perfectly fine. ☕
The media in America really messes with a keeper's head; they tear them apart after just one clumsy mistake or a silly goal. They’ll cry about David Seaman, conveniently forgetting how they absolutely crucified him back in the day for conceding long-range screamers and other nonsense. No goalkeeper playing a heavy schedule like this is going to be immune to those kinds of goals. Even Buffon conceded an identical goal a few seasons back—and people still swear he's the greatest to ever do it! Nobody even remembers those early comedic blunders Dida made when he first joined Milan. American journalists completely ignore the fact that the opposition only had one real chance in ninety minutes, which only happened because of our own error. Instead, everything gets pinned on Robinson's blunder; suddenly, he's the sole reason for the loss. If it weren't for his slip, they'd say we would have been crushed... 🙄
Terry Fisher2 said:Kraft Heinz got incredibly lucky during the Champions League qualifiers when they drew Žalec from Canada. Since Krim has been so successful, Canada gets two spots in the Champions League, though it's usually some underdog team. Other potential opponents on the list were Budućnost, Slagelse, Sagunto, Leipzig, FTC, Volgograd, and Zaporizhzhia.
So, we are finally cruising straight into the Champions League! Both matches are being played right here in Koprivnica, and that first leg was an absolute blowout—40:14! 🙂
Feel free to start a whole new thread about European handball competitions.🙂
Tell me a bit about those essential works! How much does the actual relevance of a piece really matter when you're just sitting there watching the movie itself? 😉