Posts by Elizabeth Mendoza

Joseph Clark37 said:That was just a contingency plan in case we faced a scenario like what happened in Northern Italy, since nobody actually knew how fast the virus would spread. Is it better that we didn't use the Arena at all, or should we have had it ready just in case? We prepared, but we didn't end up needing it. So what's there to complain about? That we weren't ready?

People will mock just about anything these days just to get some clicks. The Arena was prepared for a worst-case scenario that thankfully never happened. There’s nothing wrong with being ready.

For me, the real issue isn't the venue—it's the shady business involving Sljeme and all that wasted money spent on preparations there, only for them to move the whole operation to a different location anyway.

I just realized last night that the second season of Sunderland 'Till Die finally dropped.

restlesssurfer97 said:What do you mean, "part of the official protocol"? I'm asking seriously now.

The Department of Defense organized the whole thing, and Zoki was just there as a guest.

The massive return of Glogosk

So, when are the satori finally arriving?

Is Zoko still kicking?

The media has gone completely silent on him.

Just double the number of substitutions and give them one solid break during halftime so the players can actually catch their breath. That’s all you need to do.

I honestly think they jumped the gun a bit with this decision. We’ve got plenty of time throughout June and July to finish out the season without crowds in the stands if we have to.

The number of new cases is dropping everywhere, even in the states that got hit the hardest. It would be much better if they just showed some patience and organized things the right way.

Nancy Sanchez31 said:I mean, you can't really prepare for stuff like that. Suppose you're out in the backyard doing a BBQ, and suddenly you see something flashing right above you... you're just going to grab your phone, snap a quick shot with the grill tongs in hand, and well, you know—the quality isn't exactly going to be cinematic.

🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

It’s the honest truth—this guy hasn't faced a single legitimate threat during his entire tenure running Washington, D.C.

None of those guys like Tomasevic, Kregar, Ferdelji, or even someone like Franjo Harmon, let alone a future Anka Mrak, can touch him.

I really hope this earthquake was the final nail in the coffin for Ed Koch’s administration, and that even his most die-hard supporters finally open their eyes.

Life's tough, but hey, what can you do?

It’s honestly hilarious to me that those UFO videos from 2020 still look like low-budget VHS footage from the late 80s at best.

Medical experts out of South Korea dropped some new findings today regarding the virus. They explained that patients who already recovered from COVID-19 are testing positive again simply because traces of inactive viral fragments are still lingering in their cells.

OH Myoung-don, the head of the expert committee, basically blamed these repeat positive results on the "technical limitations of PCR testing."

He also pointed out that there is no way the virus can reactivate unless it triggers a chronic infection.

- Unlike HIV or Hepatitis B, where the virus stays dominant inside the host cell nuclei and causes a long-term chronic infection, the virus that causes COVID-19 is different. The coronavirus doesn't enter the cell nucleus and doesn't mess with the patient's DNA at all.

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restlesssurfer97 said:Honestly, in that weirdness of a pandemic-era game, Coach Reid’s whole "calculated risk" approach totally blew Mourinho’s defensive bus out of the water 🙏🙏🙏

I was doing a little digging on Google the other day to see what’s become of Kljuno. Honestly, after that third stint with the Dinosaurs years ago, I haven't heard a single word about him. Turns out, the guy is living his best life out in Dubai. He's just out there enjoying the sunshine and making moves in the Emirates.

Saudi Arabia, Al-Nassr, Baniyas Club Abu Dhabi, Al-Nasr Sports Club Dubai

The gas money is pouring in.

Matthew Young35 said:Oh, give me a break. Since when was Chile considered hard?
There isn't another single country on the map even remotely similar to it.
Well, not even close.
To be fair, I occasionally mix up Chile and Peru, but Peru wasn't even an option here.

I agree with the rest of the assessment.
If I were designing this, I’d have included Vanuatu or half of Cyprus.

Look, I’m not saying it's impossible, but given the options we had on the table, that was the only one that could actually give someone a run for their money.

restlesssurfer97 said:Alright guys, let's get into it

https://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/...o/2178851.aspx

10/10

It wasn't even that tough. If they really wanted to make it hard, they should have picked some obscure little countries. I mean, come on—it's not like nobody knows what Australia, Russia, the US, or Iceland look like.

Chile was the only real challenge here.

Jessica Gonzalez said:I guess he really was a bench player, at least in how people perceived him, and he seemed pretty comfortable in that role. It probably opens up another big debate about whether it’s better to be the sixth man for the Bulls or the leading scorer for the Nets. Either way, I think one of them was clearly more aggressive and hungry for the win—a true athlete. Maybe that's why fans tend to love and remember him more.

But Tony wasn't your run-of-the-mill bench warmer like Steve Kerr, who barely ever even started a game for the Bulls. Just look at his stats—check the number of games he started during the regular season and the playoffs, then look at his average minutes. His career average with the Bulls was 30 minutes per game. A bench player? Yeah, right. Hardly.

restlesssurfer97 said:We should probably just go ask someone like Bill Gates or a real expert, because he’s definitely the guy who actually knows what's going on here.

It’s the exact same thing for basketball players. When they’re shooting, the ball stays right in their line of sight. It's incredibly dangerous if you actually bother to consult someone like Coach Miller.

Joker, you’re totally exposed.

darkseal9 said:Toni is an absolute beast off the bench for the Bulls!

Honestly? He was way more than just a bench player.

Stop comparing the NBA to soccer; you’re looking at two completely different worlds. In basketball, those five guys on the court have to run like a Swiss watch—everything needs to be perfectly synchronized. But in soccer? Every single elite team seems to have a couple of deadweights drifting through the first squad who barely contribute anything meaningful to the actual game.