Jojo, you might be better off just picking her up a new smartphone with a really high-end camera instead. It would basically act as her little digital sketchbook—you know, for all those high-quality shots she loves taking. ☕
You guys are definitely a quirky bunch—I actually had to force myself to start this thread just to ask how MJani and Maria Wright62 are picturing things. After that, Yosemite and I got to chatting for a bit, and honestly, the GIF belongs to her. ☕ I was thinking of Yosemite because she was way ABOVE me.
I didn't really start following the NFL until 2012—it was actually thanks to that inspiring story about Ray Lewis that caught my eye. Naturally, my loyalties swung straight over to the Ravens once that happened. Then you had the Seahawks burst onto the scene with that whole "Legion of Boom" defense thing, and I have to admit, they were pretty intriguing to watch. But since I’m such a die-hard OKC fan in the NBA... well, I just couldn't bring myself to root for an NFL franchise from a city that struggled so much with everything happening in the NBA back then.
These days, though, I'm riding with Mariota and the Titans. Honestly, they feel like the NFL equivalent of OKC in the NBA. 😁
Zachary Reyes6 said:Take a look at this case study a Swedish woman blocking the deportation of a man from Afghanistan.
Sweden—as a society—has been so incredibly well-ordered and functional for so long that people have simply become bored. This is how they manufacture excitement; they play these little games just so they can feel like some kind of hero or whatever.
Honestly, two decent slaps to the face—one left, one right—would have sorted this out easily enough. The flight was bound for Istanbul, so I’m certain there were plenty of people from the Middle East on that plane. It’s hardly surprising she didn't get much pushback. To any sane person, these types of weak-willed attention seekers are nothing short of revolting.
I really don't get what people like her are thinking. There are actual laws in place for a reason. He isn't being denied deportation because they dislike his haircut—he's being deported because he's in Sweden illegally and doesn't meet any of the criteria for asylum.
The whole justification this woman used to obstruct the process was that "he'll be killed the moment he sets foot in Afghanistan." 🤦
Since when did someone's personal feelings start carrying more weight than the law? People like her are going to significantly lower the standard of living in developed Western nations with this kind of sheer idiocy.
It’s kind of like hitting a target in a game of skill—you watch a sledgehammer swing against a slab of granite, striking it maybe a hundred times without even a hairline fracture appearing. But when that 101st strike finally splits the stone clean in half, you realize it wasn't just that last blow that did it; it was the cumulative weight of every single hit that came before. Do you know where I read that? 🙂
