Jonathan Jackson20 said:Look, everyone has their ups and downs. I’m not saying this was some legendary, all-time greatest moment. But he did take first place, plain and simple.Honestly, who else was out there doesn't even matter.A medal is a medal, and a win is a win. Here's hoping we see more performances like this—especially against the kind of real competition you mentioned.
🤦 Taking 19th in a field that tough is worth way more than that victory over in Austria...
The kid clearly has the talent, but I don't know who cares about the hype of being a European champion or sitting 3rd in the world rankings. By the way, he just grabbed a win at the North American Cup held at Igman over the weekend...
Jonathan Jackson20 said:And right now, Edi is sitting at third in his age group on Fis's rankings. Only a Japanese athlete and a Canadian are ahead of him.
So how does it make sense that he finished only 33rd, 35th, and 19th in his age bracket at this year's European Youth Olympics—especially when the field included Scandinavians, Russians, Germans, and Estonians?
Ashley Morales2 said:Just Google "Tisonov glands" or "Hirsutes Papilaris penis"—you’ll see that a ton of guys deal with this.😉 I’ve never actually seen it myself, but I remember reading about it here on the forum. If I recall correctly, there might even be a photo posted somewhere in that male sexual health thread—check around page four or five. Take a quick look and let me know if that's what you're looking for. 😉 Hey, I found this picture for you! [LINK NA SLIKU OBRISAN]
Yeah, that’s pretty much it... thanks. I guess that means it’s not something that just goes away. 🤣
And for Kyle Lee7... It’s not like he’s had a massive list of partners before me, so the odds of him carrying an STI aren't exactly high. It's definitely a risk on my end, but honestly, I know enough about this stuff to look out for myself. 😂 I honestly assumed this was just some skin thing rather than an STI... I just wanted to be sure so I could keep using condoms. Again, I’m no expert here, I have no idea what this actually is, but it seems totally normal to me, so I'm not sweating it too much.
Hey everyone, sorry if this isn't quite the right sub or if someone else has already brought this up before.
So, this might sound a little weird, but I’m just kind of a 🙄
I’m seeing this guy who’s pretty on the shy side—basically, I’m the one making all the moves. While we were performing oral on him, I noticed these little "bumps" or spots on his junk, if you know what I mean. 🙄 They feel like they're just under the skin when you touch them. 🤣 I’m positive it’s not herpes, but I honestly have no clue what it could be. 😕 I didn't want to say anything to him because he's sensitive, and I didn't want to bruise his ego or make him feel self-conscious about it. 😍 Does anyone know what this might be? Is it normal, or is it something contagious? I’m really not an expert on this stuff 😕 but I don't want to freak out or cause drama if everything is totally fine.
Justin Ward4 said:If you're just looking for something fun, I’d suggest flag football. If you want to get into tackle, you really need to be all in—it takes way more commitment and time (among other things 🙂 ).
That’s exactly what I was thinking too. Honestly, I’d probably only do it once in a while just for kicks. I saw on a Cake or Die link that flag football isn't super contact-heavy, so if I can round up a crew, maybe we'll give it a shot. Though, knowing my friends, by the time I finish explaining the rules, I’ll probably lose interest and we’ll just end up playing some casual rugby😁 instead, as long as the ball isn't shaped like an egg😁
I’d love to get out there and play some games here and there, just for the fun of it, but I don't really have many fans of American football in my own circle...
I've been betting on BetMGM for a while now... I’ve been topping up my balance using PayPal, but I haven’t actually tried to withdraw anything yet since my card isn't registered. I was planning on finally cashing out these few days, but there's a massive catch
For about seven days straight, I haven't missed a single beat. Every single tennis parlay has hit. I started with maybe $30 and turned it into roughly $500. Right after that big win today, I went to log into BetMGM to put some action on Federer, and it just says "your account has been closed."
Are you kidding me right now?! This is unbelievable. They didn't even send me an email or any kind of notification. I'm starting to think someone hacked my account, though I hope that's not the case—otherwise, the only other thing is that they've banned me from playing. This is absolute garbage. It's one thing to get banned, but my money is sitting right there! I sent them an email, but it's been three hours and I haven't heard a peep...
I've been trying non-stop to find a customer service number for the US, but they don't seem to have one. I have no idea what to do.
I recently inherited a painting that bears Renoir's signature. I took it to an art gallery in Chicago to get their take on it, and they told me it looks incredibly convincing. Given how long they've been in the business, they think there might be something to it. I was wondering, is it possible here in the States to have a piece officially authenticated and receive a certificate to prove it's an original? I don't have any documentation regarding its provenance, other than the inheritance agreement that specifically lists this painting.
Harold Fisher8 said:Whenever I’m finally drifting off to sleep, this rhythmic pulsing starts up—it hits my head, my neck, even my mouth. It’s like, just as I’m starting to nod off, suddenly it feels like my heart is beating right inside my lips. 😕
I didn't get any sleep at all last night because of it, and now I'm trying to catch up on some rest only to have the whole thing happen again. I have this nagging feeling that it wouldn't even be happening if I weren't already so sleep-deprived, but then again, I don't exactly know how to actually fall asleep. 😁
There are even moments where it feels like my entire body is throbbing along with it.
Plus, there's this weird pressure concentrated in one specific spot in my head.
Anyway, does anyone have any idea what this actually is or what I should do about it?
I'm dealing with the exact same thing right now!!! Does anyone know what causes this?
Back in November, I was diagnosed with a testicular tumor and rushed into emergency surgery. Unfortunately, the pathology report confirmed it’s malignant. An MRI also picked up a few enlarged lymph nodes, about 10mm in diameter, so I’m heading to an oncology board meeting in a few days to figure out the next steps. Since this all started, I’ve been dealing with some incredibly rough digestive issues. I wanted to reach out to anyone who has walked this path: could these stomach problems be linked to the diagnosis itself? Also, should I expect chemotherapy to make these symptoms worse, or is there any chance it might actually help ease them?
What a waste of a good concept. I think the movie had potential, though I haven't actually picked up the book yet. Everything felt a bit too on the nose—the plot was pretty thin, the characters lacked any real depth, and honestly, it just dragged on way too long. There was one brief moment where it actually grabbed my attention, but that was about it. Regardless, I think I’ll give the book a shot; from what I hear, the writing is actually solid enough to make it worth it.
Preliminary data released by the South Sudan election commission today shows an overwhelming landslide, with nearly 99 percent of voters backing secession from the rest of the country.
According to the figures posted on the commission's website, over 98 percent of the population voted to split the south away from the north. The official final tally from the referendum, which took place between January 9th and 15th, is expected to be formally announced this afternoon in the capital, Juba.
The history behind this vote is heavy; the north and south of Sudan were locked in a brutal 21-year civil war that claimed roughly two million lives. That conflict finally reached a turning point with a peace agreement back in 2005, which paved the way for this very moment. Culturally, the south is primarily made up of Christians and animists, while the north is predominantly Muslim. Election officials have been working hard, distributing ballot boxes and necessary materials across the entire southern region.
"We’ve pushed through to the final stage of distribution because we knew today was our last chance to get everything wrapped up," noted Francis Kenji from the election commission.
"This is a once-in-a-lifetime referendum, so it’s absolutely vital that we exercise our right to self-determination," added his colleague, Alfred Alafi.
With concerns mounting over regional stability, the reputation of American diplomacy in Africa and the Arab world, and the terrifying prospect of renewed violence, a wave of American officials has arrived in Sudan.
Even actor George Clooney has stepped in, visiting the Abyei region along the border—an area that will be annexed to one side or the other following the results. "When you see helicopters lined up along the border, and you know rebel groups don't have access to helicopters, bombers, or tanks, it becomes obvious that these groups are acting under the direction of The Government. Our job now is to present the evidence we have," Clooney remarked.
If the referendum holds, Sudan will officially split into a northern section, largely populated by Muslim and Arab communities, and a southern section defined by its African and Christian identity. However, this transition won't be finalized until July, marking the end of the interim period established by the 2005 peace deal.
While South Sudan is home to about 8.5 million people and sits on significant oil reserves, there is a real fear that upon gaining independence, it could become one of the poorest nations on the planet.
As usual, the USA is being incredibly selfless... especially when there's oil involved...
For Sale: A vintage Los Angeles FC jersey from the 06/07 season. I actually got this directly from one of the starters back in late 2006. It's an Umbro brand, size Medium, and most of the starting lineup signed it. Signatures include: Cory Allen, Silva, Nowotny, Vukovic, Vugrinec, Chale, Etto, Chago, Tompkins, Turin, Carlos, Drpic...
