Gary Smith66 said:Honestly, this whole thing is a total disaster, but it’ll just be swept under the rug like always. People will forget because there isn't enough public outrage to actually move the needle—not that there ever is. They’ll just keep running their well-oiled machine. I don't get why anyone thinks Goluža or Gobac care about the fallout. The party won't ditch them, and they aren't ditching the party. They’re just loyal soldiers staying the course. 👍
There is zero chance this affects Gobac. He couldn't care less. As long as the money keeps flowing, he's staying put. He's a loyal soldier for a party that keeps him in power even when they're out of office. Just wait until they're back in control.
Something is seriously broken in American handball, and everyone knows exactly where the rot starts: right at the top with Gobac. How did they treat our legends? I don't follow every single game, but here’s the list: Caleb, Džomba, Metličić, Balić, Sulić... and now things are looking shady with Lacković too. As far as I can tell, they were all tossed aside like yesterday's trash. I bet Dominiković and Valčić would fit right in there too... anyone watching closely can correct me if I'm wrong. It's just like the LA Lakers or the USSF; there's no point swapping out coaches or players when the whole system is failing because of the leadership.
We spent all that time trashing Lino Červar, calling him nothing more than a glorified cheerleader instead of a real coach, yet the guy is doing an incredible job in North Mexico.
This caught me completely off guard. Who actually saw that Polish defense coming? They played us like we had no idea who they were, tactically speaking. On top of that, we got screwed by the officiating, and we had the toughest bracket in the tournament—getting to the finals would’ve been a miracle.
So what, we play the semis tonight and then the championship on Saturday?
Sean Kelly10 said:They sent me priority mail from Chicago to San Francisco the day before yesterday, and it still hasn't shown up today. Is priority supposed to arrive the very next day?
No, only UPS actually offers any kind of next-day guarantee. Everyone else? Not so much.
stormyjackal97 said:I'm sending a small package internationally through the mail for the first time. I have no clue how this works. I want to send something tiny in a padded envelope. Can I just buy an envelope at a bookstore or something, pack everything inside, write the addresses on it, and ship it? How exactly should the addresses be written (does placement matter?), and what happens when I take it to the post office? Should I go with registered mail or what?
Terrible (and overrated) actors: Brad Pitt - I haven't sat through all his stuff, but the ones I have seen? He’s just not believable. It’s obvious he’s just playing a part rather than actually being the character. A few others to throw in: Jennifer Aniston, for the same reasons people have already brought up in this thread. Jennifer Lopez, assuming you can even call her an actress.
A lot of people keep bringing up Adam Sandler, but honestly, I don't think he's a bad actor—it just feels like he shows up to the set, calls in his buddies to mess around, films the thing, and collects a massive paycheck.
To counter everyone listed above, there's one guy who has played a million different roles and stayed convincing every single time: Samuel L. Jackson.