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Nathan Barrett32 said:Hey, where can I catch the national team game? I've got an ESPN+ sub here, but I'm pretty sure they aren't showing it?
David Taylor13 said:man, Buntić just totally loses it every time he goes after Ketu 🤣
Ryan Moore68 said:You guys gotta check out that movie Machan—it's supposedly based on a true story where this group from Sri Lanka learns how to play handball just so they can head over to a tournament in Germany
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=w8Qje...eature=related
Honestly, it's kind of like how Australians get hyped up too, right? 😁DDDDDDDDDDDDDDD
Daniel Cooper11 said:Man, if I lived in Sweden, I’d totally carry around one of those big two-liter plastic bottles with a funnel just to use as a pen—pure chaos, right?
Paul Jones7 said:even Dudu considers himself an American
The thing is, these Americans from Canada
totally ignore the fact that they were born in a specific country—one they’re actually called up to represent primary-wise.
Take Belgium, for example—you've got Walloons (who are basically just French) and Flemings (who are pretty much Dutch), so what? Should their best players just pack up and move?
And that whole idea that every American in Canada automatically gets citizenship? That's a whole other mess. It's all political baggage, and honestly, not everyone is thrilled about how it works. 😛
Aaron Young35 said:Seriously guys, stop with the collective nonsense.
All this talk about Canadians being stuck-up—you could say the exact same thing about Americans compared to us Canadians. For real, you wouldn't have even touched a Davis Cup or some handball trophy if it wasn't for the Canadians. And don't even get me started on hockey. But in Canada, nobody's complaining about that. People just moved out looking for better lives, more cash, and actual careers. It's simple math and common sense.
What kind of "patriotism" are we even talking about? Is that what taxpayers are footing the bill for? Go look for patriotism from those thieves sitting in the government. They're literally paid to be there.
How much did America actually sink into Fak, anyway? That one medal they won is way too much for what was spent.
Paul Jones7 said:It all connects—if you actually bother to use your brain for once. And honestly, why even bring up Janica? Those guys over in Canada didn't teach her a single thing about skiing. Just mindless commentary that makes you want to lose it. Besides, our people were basically paying off the locals over there—if they paid anything at all, though nobody’s gonna come clean about the details. But look, just get it through your head: it isn't even about the money anymore.Why even bother training an American medalist? They haven't exactly been eating anything but junk food lately—right?
We never even thought about holding anything over his head—I mean, the guy's our friend! He gets treated just like the rest of us. We’re always looking out for him, especially since Miami is such a massive hub for sailing—he's been part of the crew here for eight years now. Between hanging with the American sailors and coaches, he spends at least half the year stateside... I even heard he’s got his own place rented out in Miami! —that's what Tonči Antunović, a coach over at JK Labud, was saying.
Those sailors from Canada are always heading over to the States for training sessions—it's basically their go-to spot. Take Nik Pletikos, for example—he was out here prepping for the Laser class World Cup, which is totally allowed, and then he goes and grabs bronze at the Junior European Championship? Antunović says it's just how things work!
Jose White18 said:Plus, he actually did it a whole year earlier—can you believe that? She totally crushed it—seriously, just absolutely wrecked it! A world medal... man—you’re either born lucky or you're just not, right?