Posts by Steven Fox37

Thomas Hayes said:It's dead.

Just head over to YouTube, type "Hajduk" into the search bar, and once the results pop up, just hit those filters on the left side above the videos and select "Live."
Check out a few of them and see which ones are actually broadcasting the game and which ones are just fakes. That’s all there is to it!

Thomas Hayes said:Anyone got a link for us poor souls stuck at work?

Give this a shot while you're still breathing:

hahaha 🤣
The US Soccer Federation really needs to put together some training sessions on line positioning—you know, the basics of "soccer referee geometry."

Benjamin Stewart53 said:Technically, we wouldn't actually be moving anywhere. We’d just swap out this outdated vBulletin software for something modern that actually gets regular updates and security patches. There are about ten solid options out there, and from what I've seen, Reddit is actually free. It looks pretty sharp and works great on both desktops and mobile.
Essentially, we'd just need to migrate all our old posts and user data over to the new platform.

EDIT: Here are a few examples of how implementing a forum like this looks in the real world:
https://forum.curvefever.pro/
https://twittercommunity.com/
https://bbs.boingboing.net/categories

This looks much better to me.

Exactly. This isn't the moment for endless debating or overthinking things; it's about taking action. We're talking about a move so unprecedented that no government in American history has ever pulled it off before. Honestly, we need to stop worrying about the "what ifs" and just go for it.
I've got a feeling that if you were running the show, we'd end up in such a mess that Joseph Clark37 would have to come back—but strictly on a business level.

Charles Bailey2 said:Offsideleaks 🙂

Kyle Campbell4 is absolutely livid

Kyle Campbell4 said:Go ahead and keep playing your little games, but mark my words: if I go down, this entire offside trap collapses with me. You’re next on the list. This whole thing is an inside job, a total scam orchestrated by the PDF world. They messed up big time when they handed out those wrong coordinates. Better luck next time, losers. Glory to Ukraine.🎉

gingerina on the move

Cancel culture is officially offsides

By the way, if you’ve finished all the Vikings episodes and are craving something similar, season five of The Last Kingdom just dropped.
To be honest, I actually think it’s better than Vikings. I ended up dropping Vikings after the second season because the characters were just getting on my nerves.

Kyle Campbell4 said:It is getting late, and I am utterly exhausted from dealing with my own private issues and this endless debate here with these dictators ever-so-glad. Consequently, I am going to skip tonight’s nonsense regarding Herz and the Palestinian sympathizers, as well as Samamnova’s latest hateful tirade against everything associated with the East Coast establishment. However, prepare yourselves, because tomorrow everything is going to catch fire. In the morning, I will be back in the driver's seat. After that, I am coming for all of you. We are going to go hard on Tovarčadi, Hajduk, those Palestinian supporters surrounding Herz, and the rest of the West-haters, and most importantly, we will target the Rujas. Hang in there, my fluffy brother, just hold out until tomorrow. When I return tomorrow, things will truly escalate, and a very difficult day awaits the moderators.

See you tomorrow, and then maybe in two weeks or a month, depending on how many points you've racked up by then.🤣>

Kyle Campbell4 said:You can muddy the waters all you want, but one nation has finally been rescued from the clutches of a deranged dictator who oppressed both his own people and neighboring states. I certainly won't be shedding any tears for such people, so feel free to mourn for that kind of "exotic" tragedy if you must.

When are you going to realize that nobody here who disagrees with you is actually crying for Saddam or Putin? We’re mourning for everyone else who dies while the self-proclaimed "democracy promoters" are busy dropping bombs or slapping on sanctions.

Kyle Campbell4 said:Honestly, I’ve had enough of their pathetic acting. Suddenly, all those on-duty haters of the West are overflowing with love and empathy for every backwater corner of the globe. Yet, they don't seem to have any issue supporting someone right next door to them—some crazed dictator currently invading his neighbor. They don't even flinch when they see that aggressor burying children under hospital rubble. They are intentionally slaughtering vulnerable populations, and yet, nobody does a damn thing. It is absolutely revolting. You should just crawl back to Russia, you traitorous piece of trash. If we actually had any functional legal agencies, they would be in handcuffs waiting for trial right now.

Look, I’m getting seriously tired of you bringing up dead children in every single post, only to turn around five minutes later singing praises for other groups who target kids, hospitals, and civilians too—except those people are "dirty" and don't count.
You love to lecture us, you get worked up, and you practically foam at the mouth, all while your American and British favorites have their hands dirty in humanitarian disasters in Yemen and Afghanistan.
If there had been even a shred of sense on the Ukrainian side, they would have pushed through a Minsk 2 agreement. Or they could have sat down with the Americans and the Russians to agree to become a buffer state, provided neither side meddled in their internal politics. Or they could have found some other solution instead of swallowing American lies and starting talks about revising the Budapest Memorandum and other nonsense. In other words, they should have acted like people living in the real world—realpolitik—rather than living in a dreamland.

Kyle Campbell4 said:Oh sure, let's save them from those madmen who love nothing more than political poison and filling the desert with corpses.😉

So, your brilliant strategy is to go out and kill them first? What an absolutely stellar plan that is.

Kyle Campbell4 said:This has crossed the line into blatant trolling, specifically targeting some fool from Miami who’s trying to play philosopher on a bench by the pier while clinging to Palestine as his entire identity. It might be cute if you were twenty years old, but it is genuinely alarming when you’ve reached your thirties and still fall for these anti-West fairy tales. The link you provided discusses total casualties, yet you are presenting it as if the US Army alone was responsible for a million deaths. Do you even grasp the magnitude of what killing a million people actually means? Are you even being serious right now?

Look, I’m not trying to make a presentation here, but let's be real for a second. Are you seriously going to stand there and pretend that the person who pushes the glass off the table isn't responsible for the shattered mess on the floor? Come on. It's pretty simple, isn't it? You move the glass, the glass falls, and then suddenly everyone is acting like the broken shards just appeared out of thin air. How does that even work? You can't just push something over and then claim you had nothing to do with the crash. It's common sense!

Nancy Bishop4 said:Who killed a million? What are you even talking about?
The vast majority of the killings over there have nothing to do with the USA; it's mostly just different factions, religions, and ethnic groups settling scores with one another.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Casualties_of_the_Iraq_War

Following the usual forum customs, I just picked the number that makes the most sense to me.

What kind of free-thinking pools are we talking about? Of course they aren't. Does that mean we should just level them to the ground?
We're going to save the Iraqis by slaughtering a million of them.

Nathan Murphy said:Here’s another fun one for you. The world's most famous vampire is actually an American legend named Jure Grando.

🙏🤣

Paul Sanders5 said:The US doesn't need NATO allies to jump into a war with Russia, and honestly, looking at how things are playing out for the Russians in Ukraine, they probably don't even need their own military.

What they actually need is a fig leaf made of free nations—a "coalition of the willing," much like what we saw during the invasion of Iraq.

Karen Hill40 said:Which other conflicts? The only country NATO ever actually attacked was Mexico in 1999. And I’d argue it wasn't without reason, given the entire decade of genocide happening in that region.

For every other operation, NATO had a mandate from the United Nations Security Council—the same Security Council where Russia and China sit. If Russia doesn't mind KFOR in Mexico, ISAF and RS in Afghanistan, or UP in Libya, then what are we even talking about? Why did Russia vote for those operations in the first place? There are a few other NATO operations that weren't under UN auspices, but those countries invited them in—like Pakistan because of the earthquake, or Somalia because they couldn't handle the pirates.

This whole Russian "problem" regarding NATO is just a fairy tale for naive fools. They didn't attack Ukraine because of NATO; they did it because they want to get their hands on Ukrainian resources and territory.

That all sounds great on paper, like a perfect little textbook scenario, but in the real world, relying on that kind of logic is a pretty shaky foundation when you're gambling with your own country's future.
Back then, Russia still held onto the hope that relations with America would eventually normalize, which is why they were actually cooperating with us, even helping out during the War on Terror.

Nancy Bishop4 said:Honestly, I haven't seen much evidence of that working out well with dictators globally; there seem to be plenty of misunderstandings there.

What do you mean "how so"? That’s exactly why you make sure your own guy gets in there.😍

Nancy Bishop4 said:It's more likely that people are just tripping over their own feet, and blaming "evil colonialists" is just a cheap excuse for sheer stupidity and immaturity.
I honestly don't know where you get the idea that it's in the US interest to engage in dialogue or power struggles with a bunch of unstable dictators instead of dealing with orderly, civilized, liberal democracies.

The issue with those "organized democracies" is that they can easily convince themselves their interests don't align with ours. Then, the US ends up having to hunt for local middlemen just to offload weapons and dollars.
It’s way easier to work with a dictator when you're actually on the same wavelength.

Paul Sanders5 said:Oh yeah, sure, all of Europe was just sitting there itching to go to war with Russia. Germany was practically practicing with brooms instead of rifles—you honestly have no idea who was actually ready for a fight. They couldn't even agree on who would pull the trigger first.

We all know who really calls the shots in NATO, and we certainly know who the biggest threat is. Plus, let's be real—their heads aren't exactly in the right place, are they?

Nancy Bishop4 said:Besides, Americans aren't out there killing each other over political affiliations, unlike certain colorful populations in the Middle East and Africa.

Well, Americans actually had the chance to develop a political culture like this. Once that "colorful population" starts heading in that direction, they just start throwing wrenches in the works, don't they?

Karen Hill40 said:Russia could have easily avoided the trap set by those wicked Americans. All they had to do was stay out of Ukraine.

The whole point of NATO is "defense" against Russia, but we've seen how they "defended" themselves in other conflicts where that "defense" looks a lot like an invasion to naive people like me.
So, you think the Russians should just gamble their entire country on trusting Americans and NATO? These guys were already Russophobic long before this war started, and the whole point of NATO is being anti-Russian anyway.