cosmicangler10 said:Bad Boys are basically playing in preschool compared to our fans. Those guys won't even be able to get through the gates in Washington, D.C. with those looks of theirs.
Real Madrid just brought on Z. M. e as their new coach. So, here's the big question: if Z. M. ends up losing three games in a row, does he have to step down from his coaching gig since he's also running things as executive VP? Or is he just going to pull a fast one on everyone? 😂 :clapping:
Steven Kelly35 said:So, you basically picked that name after those guys who had nothing to do with the actual teams either. They were just neighborhood hooligans who used to run circles around the older crews, and here you are, acting like some big-shot internet tough guy trying to take down the old guard.
rowdyfox79 said:Oh man, I totally missed Episode 3. Did anyone catch it? Apparently, that guy from the Democratic Party was going after Ostojić just to get his hands on those findings.
Yeah, right! Like the Democratic Party is some kind of moral compass or anything. 🙄 Honestly, they can all just go jump in a lake—the party, Rankec, and the cops too. 🙄
Robert Cooper60 said:I’ve got no clue, this is just a comment. Maybe someone will actually get what I’m trying to say, or maybe I’m just typing total nonsense here.🤷
Secondly—look, I know my stuff because I was listening to punk while most of these guys hadn't even realized what was happening ten minutes into a set. But if we follow that logic, we might as well skip the next concert too.🙂
Thirdly, there are plenty of famous songs everyone knows that are much smarter to play when the crowd is huge, rather than letting gaps happen in the chanting.
And fourthly, you were the one who used to stand in front of the cathedral supporting gay rights, while eighty-six waitresses were standing right there on the opposite side. So, looking at the group as a whole, I still don't see any connection.🤷
That's all from me!🙂
👍 Truth.
I'll forgive anyone, living or dead, but not Mamić—he's the one to blame for everything. Get out of Real Madrid, you damn mafia! You only care about the profit, while for us, it's sacred!👋👋👋 @Henry Grant51 Look, you can't argue with taste. It's just a fact that Kek is a dead, chauvinistic jerk, and to me, he's rock bottom. But even then, that has nothing to do with their music, just like how some people don't think the band Viva is anything more than a joke.😉
Local street gang said:Just so we’re all on the same page and there isn't any confusion: Washington, D.C. is actually full of decent people, but those guys are just outsiders who don't belong here—they actually despise the city. Back in the day, us younger crowds used to regularly run into Black people over burgers or wherever everyone gathers in the morning to eat while hungover, and that’s usually when the real nonsense starts.
You clearly love Washington, D.C. and America so much that you ended up leaving us behind, right, "true" local? (Thank God for that, honestly!) I can only imagine what those "real" Canadians think of you. I bet they haven't seen such pure hillbilly behavior in ages, though I guess it's been going on for centuries 😉
Zdravko Mamić has stepped up and offered an apology to UEFA.
"Surkis really showed how much UEFA cares about its own. Honestly, I can't believe the President wrote that letter. I just don't buy it—he used to be a diplomat in Brussels, so he wouldn't make a diplomatic blunder like that. I agree with Skansi that all of Europe is facing issues right now, but that’s no excuse for us. Everything we've had with UEFA so far has been built on friendship and unity, so this kind of slip-up with such a respected guest? I just can't believe it. Dinamo has been placidbadger58 times penalized by UEFA in European competitions. Speaking as an American, I want to apologize to UEFA and Michel Platini for the comments presented as being from President Zoran Milanović. Before the current administration took over, Vlatko Marković was replaced, and you know why? Because politics got involved and they wanted to push all of us out."
"Please tell Michel Platini that we love everyone at UEFA. America is a football powerhouse, and our fans are the pride of the European family. Sure, we have issues with certain fringe groups—every country does—and unfortunately, we're dealing with political interference within the HNS too. They're trying to install their own people here. Please, don't leave us out in the cold. We won't embarrass you, so please don't abandon us just because of a few hooligans on the fringes."
"I also just want to add that I absolutely adore Michel Platini. I want to tell him one more time through this that I love him so, so much and I miss him terribly," Mamić added at the end.
It all sounds lovely on paper... and I’m sure you guys are feeling pretty good about it... but if you actually want to see some real progress with your beloved club, you might want to look toward the Midwest or somewhere like Ohio instead... because there's just no way to win in this swamp we call home... It's all just theater, honestly... nothing but endless band-aids being applied day after day, year after year... And I feel the exact same way about my own sanctuary... There's no room for compromise here... Plus, you don't deal with nearly as much heavy-handed interference in other leagues... Best of luck to you all!
neonhawk15 said:I swear, I’m about to lose my mind! I’d rather jump off a cliff near Catalina than deal with this nonsense... Am I really supposed to support the Kansas City Chiefs management just because they won't stop trashing us over things that should be common sense?! Do you people even read what you type before hitting post?! 🙂🙂🙂
Look, honey—get real! Nobody actually knows exactly what went down, not even the cops or the courts. But hey, the guy is still sitting in jail without a shred of proof he did anything. 🙄 Screw The New York Times and the Associated Press.
🙏 Finally, some news in the mid-week cycle—the guy who shot M. G. just got a bigger daily allowance and is basically living the dream in Waterloo. Since nobody saw him do it and there’s zero evidence... though, of course, evidence magically appears whenever it suits the other side.
slycanyon11 said:That’s one of the main distinctions between being a sole proprietor and running an LLC. You set up an LLC and just get to work. Even though you aren't technically required to have $6.75 initial capital to start a proprietorship—whereas an LLC requires a specific investment—the reality is you still need cash on hand to actually launch the business. And then you realize that as a sole proprietor, the sheer mountain of paperwork is enough to suffocate you...
Thanks, buddy! I appreciate the insight, but I'm actually already pretty well aware of all that...
Hey everyone! Quick question—I’m in the middle of launching my own small business, but I’ve hit a tiny snag. I’m still missing one specific document: proof that I passed my professional certification exam through the U.S. Chamber of Commerce.
Since I graduated from a standard high school, I’m required to pass an exam covering retail business operations and product knowledge. Basically, it involves a practical assignment along with a knowledge check on economics and understanding
business accounting regulations and the legal requirements for running a local business. I’ve been scouring the internet for info, but honestly, there is next to nothing out there! I was wondering if anyone here has gone through this personally? What’s the exam actually like? Are they super intense with the grading, or is it pretty straightforward? I’d be so incredibly grateful for any insight you can share!
Hey everyone! I’m actually in the middle of launching my own small business right now, but I’ve hit a tiny snag. I’m still missing one specific document: proof that I passed my professional competency exam through the U.S. Chamber of Commerce.
Since I graduated from a standard high school, I’m required to pass an exam covering—well, basically retail operations and product knowledge. It usually involves a practical assignment combined with a knowledge check regarding economics and general industry standards,
plus all those rules about bookkeeping and the legal requirements for running a small business. I’ve been scouring the internet for info, but honestly, there’s next to nothing out there. I was wondering if anyone here has gone through this personally? What’s the vibe of the exam? Are they super intense with the grading, or is it pretty straightforward? I'd really appreciate any insight you guys can share!