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analoggull4 said:I mean, come on, there's no way all three jerseys are going to be blue!?!? Seriously, why??
But they don't have to turn into a total circus like they are right now! Blue-white-gray, see you around!
Sean Lee6 said:Look, blue, orange, gold... just keep the list going. 😬
Look, if those idiots were allowed to express themselves through jersey colors up until now, there’s no reason they should keep going at this same pace—screw whoever is paying them and whoever gave them the green light for those "cheerful" colors.
mellowowl38 said:I'm just using Photoshop CS5. Honestly, I was just messing around with an Adidas kit—something we definitely won't ever actually get, obviously. Just some stolen designs from the big clubs that I tweaked a little bit, but here's a look at what we might see next year. 😁
Man, are you out of your mind?
Dinamo Chicago kits in green, purple, and every other random shade imaginable?! Go make your own custom gear in those colors instead!
What do you think?
A guy with a bunch of women is just seen as a player—it’s celebrated.
But a woman with multiple men? She's immediately labeled a slut. Disgusting.
That isn't how nature intended things to be; it's how organized religion shaped society to keep people under control through belief systems.
I’m not sure how many of you actually know them, but in my circles, hardly anyone has ever heard of
getting away with it all messed up - james, and honestly, I didn't really discover them either until I stumbled upon their names here on the forum... just like when I first found lifehouse - into the sun
Look, as long as she’s staying on top of her medication, that’s the main thing. But honestly? You might just need to give her some breathing room to process everything. This whole situation is brand new to her, so she needs time to wrap her head around it. I’m no expert, obviously, but that’s just my two cents. =)
bluewalker92 said:What are you idiots whining about? We were 30 against your 150 on your home turf, and we made the first move, shouting insults and holding our line for five minutes straight regardless of the banners. Props to those few of yours who actually stepped up in the front lines, though they fell like flies—anyone who was there knows. 😁
This is how a typical report for an American fan forum would look. But unlike other ultra-trashy blogs, I should be honest and admit yesterday was our loss. We were outnumbered at least two-to-one, and honestly, we weren't exactly a powerhouse group. After that initial standoff, we avoided a full-blown brawl by retreating to the bus to save our banners. It was pretty much like what happened with the demon gang a few weeks back, except the demon crew would never actually admit defeat...
And since we’re just naive fools, we actually own up to our losses. This way, in the history of American fan culture from the 90s onward, it'll go down as one of the only two clashes where someone actually folded to Montezuma, along with this mess at the gas station yesterday... Nobody runs except the Navy; everyone else represents the pride of the scene, except for that local gang... ;-)
As the Navy, we can hold our own against even the biggest groups if we stick together instead of traveling separately like we did yesterday. That’s the bottom line. It sucks we weren't all united—or at least everyone who went to the game—because then those idiots wouldn't have been able to say a damn thing to us. It’s the same as saying the NFL hooligans could have stood their ground against the Russ in St. Petersburg if they had stayed together... Unfortunately, our two groups have the same mindset: everyone does their own thing, thinking whoever wants to pick a fight can. As if twenty drunk guys are God and a street fight and can take on 150 million others...
You guys had one bus, while we had a whole busload...
Why all the shouting, the bitching, and throwing stones if you're just planning to run away anyway? ☕
Quick question for you guys—I haven't posted on the forum in about a month, and now that I'm back, I noticed my post count is resetting. Every time I write something, it says "Posts: 1" on the side. Is this happening to everyone else, or is it just me?!
Terry Reed13 said:Wait, you're saying Canada invested in Fak? Where on earth did you hear that?
Every single training session held on Canadian soil comes with a price tag, so let's not play games here!
''If we actually sent them a bill for those two years Fak spent with us, they’d probably be the ones owing us money. Between using our logistics and having access to our trainers, doctors, and physios, we're looking at roughly 200,000 euros worth of services over those two years.''
''Those two Jacob's medals cost the US a few thousand dollars, but the next Olympic run would set them back three million.''
So, are you seriously claiming that $200,000 was paid out to the Canadians during that two-year stretch? If that's true, it means HSBC would have an extra $100,000 (exactly what they're demanding in damages) in their budget this season—or even $400,000 for the next Olympic cycle, which they claim is being ruined because their sponsors bailed after they stopped backing Fak...
I’d love to see some actual proof of how much was paid to the Canadians over those two years from a neutral source, especially since the folks over at HSBC have already proven themselves to be nothing but liars.
It’s true that in most Nordic disciplines, an athlete has to sit out for a year after their last appearance before they can represent a new national team. But since that rule doesn't exist in biathlon, trying to draw parallels with other sports is just pointless.
The real issue here is that up until two months ago, the Biathlon Federation was saying Jack Fak would get his release regardless of whatever decision was made, only to suddenly flip the script. Even their claim for damages is pretty shaky—they're citing lost sponsorship revenue from negotiations they entered back in July, right after rumors surfaced that Canada was dropping Fak (which wasn't even true). The whole thing is absurd because Canada has undoubtedly invested way more into Fak's development than the US ever did... look, nobody is walking away innocent here. Fak should have made his move sooner, since it was obvious he wasn't getting what he wanted—specifically, moving his coach over to the US National Team. On the flip side, the HOO and similar organizations should have stepped up much earlier, right after his first medal twenty months ago—especially those guys at HBS. I still remember an interview after the Olympics where Contact claimed a future partnership with Velepec, Fak's coach, was 99.5% a done deal, which was nowhere near reality. Besides, if all those sponsors bailed just because Fak left, then what does the Federation even have to do with them? The Canadians are to blame simply because... well, they're Canadians.
Honestly, if the end result of all this drama is that Fak is barred from competing, then the whole situation is just tragic.
Here are the results:
Serum Calcium is 2.17 (2.15-2.60)
Serum phosphorus is 1.00 (0.80-1.45)
PTH - 59.4 (10.0-69.0)
A few months ago, back on July 22nd, I had surgery to remove my gallbladder because it was packed with stones. Since I’m diabetic, things got complicated; I had traditional open surgery, which unfortunately led to wound gangrene. About a month ago, they finally let the wound start healing on its own. Now I'm wondering, are these lab results looking okay or not? :/
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