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Bad Boys - Part IV in Fans ·
Jesse Campbell said:Where on earth did you pick up a crystal ball from that shady shop in Palo Alto?

Happy Easter, Jesse. Honestly, you should just take two weeks off—go somewhere totally off the grid where there’s zero internet—and just reset. You know, go running through some fields, maybe forage for some wild asparagus or something... it might actually do wonders for your love life, too. By the time you get back to Chicago, you'll probably be sharper than a razor on this forum. And yeah, the ball is from Palo Alto—I see you've got some predictive powers of your own, though I'd say yours looks like it came from a yard sale in Kansas...
Bad Boys - Part IV in Fans ·
Benjamin Bishop79 said:The younger crews? I mean, some individuals are pretty intense about the whole bodybuilding and fitness scene... though it’s never more than like ten people at a time and there's zero organization, so... honestly, I guess it's better for them to be hitting the gym rather than doing drugs.😛

Better for who, exactly?
I guess it's "better" for the people doing all the complaining—they clearly think their way of living is superior, which is just a matter of taste, I suppose... some people manage to balance work, a personal life, substances, and games all at once... let's not be hypocritical, shall we?
Bad Boys - Part IV in Fans ·
History just keeps repeating itself—you can see it clearly in the threads being posted here—it’s the same old stories coming back up again and again, never truly settled. I’m pretty sure that before long, you guys will be the first ones in the States to put together a dedicated crew for the local outskirts, and honestly, you'll probably dominate those areas for the first couple of years. My advice? Just get ahead of it now. Because, let's face it, once Jesse Campbell goes off the grid on vacation somewhere without any service, it'll become obvious that those rural spots are actually the most honest places to be. I've also seen how the younger crowds around here are already organized enough to move heavy weight—kind of reminds me of how some high-level politicians used to hustle back in the day. Go ahead and tear me apart if you want, but I'll be right here pulling this exact same post back up in a year or two...
Rangers Supporters Club in Fans ·
The choreography was spot on—message received loud and clear. Hats off to them!
Rangers Supporters Club in Fans ·
It’s honestly kind of exhausting when people start bickering over who’s right or wrong—it just feels unnecessary, I guess. For the sake of some peace and quiet at home, maybe just skip the drama http://www.craigslist.org/listing/musical-instruments-for-sale-1560590
Die-hard Ultras / Hardcore Supporters in Fans ·
Drew Murphy said:I wish we could host some big European Union summit right here—just to let everyone see how perfectly civilized and peaceful our people actually are.🤣

Well, I guess if we wanted a crew like that to actually show up, we’d probably need to embrace some actual anarchism instead of all this nonsense we deal with—you know, the fake nationalism or that whole Bolshevik vibe that just keeps tripping us up.
Die-hard Ultras / Hardcore Supporters in Fans ·
Nice, nice... I think you guys actually managed to leave your egos in the garage for once. You're actually having decent conversations over these last two pages—way better than just sweeping everything under the rug and acting totally checked out...
Die-hard Ultras / Hardcore Supporters in Fans ·
Get your heads on straight this Saturday, guys—Tom Koogler’s little spy network is probably going to try and shift the focus away from the mess over at the USSF, and instead, they'll likely try to bait the fans into some kind of violence. If you start falling for those cheap messages about "fighting back" and all that...
Die-hard Ultras / Hardcore Supporters in Fans ·
With those censored lights, I can't really pin down the age group—feels like a younger crowd to me, though I could be totally off base... Are we looking at shurikens or just yellow ants here?