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You might want to try this...

First, hit the INS (insert) key, take a screenshot, and then just pull up MS Paint.

Let me know if that does the trick 🙂

Do you actually need to book an appointment at Rebro or Petrov for hormone testing, or can you just show up with your referral?

Sometimes I can’t help but feel like life would be a lot easier if I were just more ruthless. But honestly? That’s just not who I am, and I don't know how to function in an environment like that. Even when I’m surrounded by people who seem well-meaning on the surface—even though we all know deep down they’re total snakes—I still give them the benefit of the doubt until they eventually stab me in the back. When they do, I just end up feeling disappointed, angry, and heartbroken, wondering how this keeps happening to me. I truly love genuine, good people, but they tend to live in their own little bubbles. Nowadays, if you actually want to build a meaningful life and surround yourself with decent human beings, it feels like you have to fight through a gauntlet of chaos just to establish a sense of security and independence.

I’m curious to hear from you guys: how have you structured your lives to find peace? More importantly, how do you navigate around the materialists, the egoists, and those selfish power-trippers with warped values who seem to hold all the cards?

placidcyclist5 said:And why wouldn't it matter? If the fan law explicitly forbids certain things, look at the example being set by the Prime Minister... imagine that, the Prime Minister of America... Honestly, if we don't use this chance to fight for better rights, then maybe we shouldn't even exist as fans...

We stay silent when we actually need to act. We bark at regular people when there's an argument to be had. We refuse to admit when we're wrong. And when it comes to actually pushing to get the mafia out of sports or stopping rigged games, we're nowhere to be found... (As long as our club stays on top, right? Doesn't matter if it's dirty or clean...)

Seriously, we need to wake up. We need to fix ourselves and fight for a better future for the fan movement here in America... It’s too easy to just sit back and say "it's pointless" or "what can you even do," just like everyone else complaining about the state of affairs in America...

Seriously, have you been sleeping through the whole year? Dozens of people are grinding away on this. People came from all over the country for the press conference, and now you’re acting like you just discovered water.

If you think Sanders should be taken to court, go for it. Who's stopping you?

Benjamin Smith21 said:Isn't it enough just to drop an anonymous tip to the police about the legal violations? Just pass along the evidence, maybe some screenshots from a news site like CNN, and then let the Feds handle the indictment. I mean, Ivo Sanders can't be touched right now because he still has presidential immunity, but once that protection expires, someone definitely needs to settle the score.

The real question is, how seriously will the authorities take this, and will they even bother to act at all?

Noah Lee7 said:I have a question regarding this whole situation involving Joe and that basketball jersey... wasn't it mentioned in the Sports Fan Law that citizens—acting as witnesses—can report someone if they violate a specific clause or regulation? I’m wondering if, for example (just as a hypothetical), a group like the Lakers fan club could file a formal report against Joe for violating those alcohol consumption laws and demand he be penalized to the fullest extent of the law—including precautionary measures, bans, fines, and everything else that follows. I mean, can we actually build a case against him? Isn't this an incredible opportunity for us? They are the very ones breaking the law first, so why on earth should we show them any respect? We just need someone to draft something up properly... there are photos, and thank God there are 15,000 witnesses... so I'm just curious to see if anyone can get a complaint written up quickly...

And honestly, I am REALLY interested in this too... organizing some kind of fundraiser to pool our money together so we can take them to court...

Roger Fowler5 said:It seems like everyone is talking about this everywhere:

There’s an article over at the New York Post

Good for them... this is how it should be done, hitting them where it hurts through the media. I'm honestly curious to see if any of those "big shots" actually end up facing consequences.

Carol Wright9 said:Could someone please provide some information? I'm dying of curiosity here. Just drop a comment so I don't have to spend my afternoon stuck on the phone.

Call Lekić; his phone is probably silent right now anyway! 🤣

But seriously... the powers that be finally realized our demands weren't hitting the right note—basically, we were asking for permission to act recklessly while demanding a law that’s insanely repressive. Now, even civil rights advocates are actually agreeing with most of our points. They've realized you can't just rely on repression, especially when it borders on being illegal and unconstitutional.

There was also some talk about precautionary measures that are already covered under current law.

It’s headed to a second reading, which gives us a month or two to push for amendments. Even the police themselves admitted that certain parts are way too strict. For instance, that 0.5 rule...

I won't go into all the gritty details since nothing is set in stone yet, but long story short—some of our demands aren't just coming from us anymore; they're being backed by some pretty influential people. It also clearly helped that Smerdel stepped up the other day and tore them to shreds; the guy literally helped write the Constitution, so he knows exactly what he's talking about...

All of this happened because of that legal precedent. Nowadays, you can't get anything done if you aren't playing in the media. 👍

Foobar2000

Just a heads up, that top right corner is empty because I honestly have no clue what should go there. 😬
Organizing everything by artist, genre, or year is way better. You’ve got the search bar in the bottom left, and everything happens in real-time—so if you drop a new track into your music folder, it shows up instantly. It works perfectly with my iPod and everything else, and it barely even touches my RAM, using like 9MB while playing in the background. 🤷

Plus, let's be real, it absolutely destroys Winamp. 🙂

One part of this touches on the new fan law

Carol Wright9 said:The Fan Law treats fans like terrorists

WASHINGTON, D.C. — Despite being a constitutional expert, Dr. Branko Smerdel passionately argued before the Constitutional Committee that the proposed sports riot prevention law—the so-called Đurđin law—violates fundamental human and constitutional rights. Nevertheless, the committee, chaired by Vladimir Šeks, voted unanimously to move the proposal forward into the Congressional legislative process.
- "The proposed law grants the police far too much authority," noted Dr. Branko Smerdel. "If we are moving toward total repression, where are the provisions protecting citizens' rights against abuse or the accountability for violating those rules? It violates the constitutional right to freedom of movement. For instance, under Article 7, an individual heading to a sporting event could be detained if their behavior causes suspicion. This means officers could potentially detain me and my friend while we're walking toward the Dinamo stadium at Maksimir, even if we were actually just on our way to the zoo and looking a bit disheveled after having a few drinks. That is simply unacceptable." Dr. Branko Smerdel, who doesn't consider himself an aggressive hooligan, expressed feeling personally threatened by this legislation.

- "This deviates from the presumption of innocence," he continued. "There are some US Senators who believe terrorists don't have human rights, and even they wouldn't have been able to pass something like this there. Fans have human rights, too. I am particularly concerned that there isn't a system in place to oversee police conduct. I believe the courts should supervise the police, who in turn should supervise the volunteer stewards," suggested Dr. Branko Smerdel.

However, when the representative from the Department of Homeland Security pointed out that in America there are "only 284 fans who cause riots regardless of the type of sporting event," and that such unrest requires urgent repression, the committee members unanimously decided that the law—regardless of how much it might inconvenience gentlemen who accidentally enjoy a drink during a game—should proceed to Congress.

That's just how it goes... hats off to the man.

Daniel Carter9 said:🤣🤣🤣

My dear God, how can anyone be this brainwashed? Jamie James6, why don't you come to a game with us sometime and try asking the cops for their badge numbers then?🤣

What kind of nonsense are you writing? "Zelbsverštendlih," "promising," or whatever else—honestly, aren't you getting tired of all these clones?🤣

The idiot just took our suggestions and is now trying to act like he's interpreting them himself... 😲🙄😂

Look, we were arguing that wearing masks should only be penalized if it's done alongside another crime, and we were pushing for a 0.1% blood alcohol limit, while the Government is aiming for 0.5%.

Just ignore him. ☕

electricmarlin18 said:If anyone is whining about these fan regulations, they’re clearly just thugs masquerading as decent supporters. Honestly, you people—it’s always "everyone is against you." You are never at fault for anything. Heaven forbid we implement some Margaret Thatcher-style anti-hooligan laws with actual teeth (which, thank God, actually work).

Think back to when chairs were being hurled in Auxerre, when a small group of Werder attackers hit a fast-food joint in Washington, D.C., or when riots broke out in the squares of Milan, Prague, and the Dnieper—or even that time in Rome when a few fans swiped a tracksuit from a shop and the whole lot ended up behind bars...............
Don't give me that crap about how it was "just a handful" or maybe ten idiots. Because the ones fighting hardest against this law are precisely the scum whose only life achievement will be cracking skulls, setting chairs on fire, and similar nonsense. Now, they’ve found an excuse as to why not this law is going to destroy fan culture and wipe out all supporters. If this law somehow fails to pass, and the possibility of it taking effect resurfaces—something you won't like nearly as much—suddenly you’ll have stomach issues because of the "new regulations"?

And that balding clown—acting as some supposed representative for the BBB—is truly lucky that an idiot like him gets airtime on national TV.

Look, buddy, I get it, childhood trauma is tough, but you’re taking it way too far. It's obvious you don't know anything about this topic, so your trolling nonsense should just be ignored.

Behold, the new leader of the American hooligan scene—Dr. Branko Smerdel, constitutional law expert:
http://www.javno.com/hr/america/clanak.php?id=228582

Great read over on the official website, and here’s the proof that we didn't just sit around—we actually sent our proposal for George's law. 😉

It looks like that guy at the University got an A+ in Lying and Construction.

hiddennomad42 said:I was there firsthand, so I know exactly what happened...

This sounds like something you'd read in an obituary...
How the hell could he not have been at school!
Everyone needs to get their head in the game.

Hey man, this is what we presented at Congress today, and a similar version was shared with reporters yesterday:

http://rapidshare.com/files/19021172...jedbe.doc.html

I'm ASKING if anyone with a premium account—or just someone who knows a better way to grab this—could download it and re-upload it. The links on this site expire after only ten downloads.

BTW: It looks like the sports fan law is being fast-tracked through an emergency procedure... 😳

goldenhound32 said:So you're saying it's actually impossible?

Can someone walk me through why? I don't know the first thing about this kind of weaponry.

...basically, it works like this... when the rocket fires, those exhaust gases blast out and hit the wall behind you (or whatever surface is right there), creating a backpressure so intense it could literally shatter your ribs and crush your lungs...

...there is a design being worked on to fix this flaw, but it’s just a prototype for now; they haven't moved it into mass production yet...

...you won't even see stuff like that portrayed in video games...

When it comes to vocal quality, I’d say it’s Tom... but then again, you can't really compare them since they're playing completely different genres of music altogether.

...maybe they wouldn't have even killed the kid...

...I just finished watching it. It’s a decent flick, definitely worth a watch if you have the time, but let's be real—it's not winning any Oscars this year...

...Supposedly it's based on a true story, which gives it a bit of an edge, but I highly doubt things actually went down exactly like they did on screen...which kind of takes away from the impact...

...The cast is top-notch, but the director made a few choices that were just plain ridiculous...for instance,
that scene where Denzel Washington pulls out a rocket launcher from his apartment to blast a car...I mean, only a complete idiot would do that, and the character he’s playing is supposed to be a pro...it's laughable...😛

Hands down, the best article yet: