It’s only when everyone stops following Real Madrid that the club enters its most masochistic phase... a situation built from nothing... rising like a phoenix...😁
Why wouldn't he...? Honestly, who would want to deal with the soul-crushing burden of leaving a hundred hungry mouths to fend for themselves under his shadow? I mean, what is Katie supposed to eat while raising four kids if these endless excuses don't stop? Besides, who is even going to manage all those legal documents without him there to navigate them? And look, if Sam is truly that wealthy, let's not get hung up on a few hundred million dollars... If he wants to go out and sign some big players before the Champions League, he should just do it, because right now, we're headed for a total disaster. At this point, they're busy printing manuals on "proper behavior" and thousands of pages documenting his impact on our culture. As for that twisted, malicious entity, I honestly don't know what keeps him here anymore when he clearly belongs far away with his cronies. I almost wish him luck at Juventus, watching him fill the stadium with enough smoke to blind the police cameras, followed by a flare display unlike anything we've seen since the Grasshoppers days...
Dennis Davis97 said:Of course, that’s why we got rid of those vultures... just a bunch of nobodies who don't even show up to the games. Some of them are just living off their parents, which is pretty typical for that specific wing of the Republican voters... anyway, they're an insignificant group. And nobody talks like that back in the South either, so your argument doesn't really hold water.
Look, you're rowing without a trailer, so don't act like you're carrying the weight here... especially since we've been out of the running for a long time. Bralee, people definitely imply California when they say that... and please, don't twist my words around. You know better than anyone that isn't what I meant.
I heard it straight from a few Hajduk fans, not strictly the hardcore Torcida fans... (since my wife's family is from the South, where local loyalties are split right down the middle—you can see it in the graffiti everywhere.) Honestly, if we had someone like Mamić running the show, where would we even end up? What would become of the Atlantic Ocean at that point? People are just completely mesmerized by him... though I don't quite grasp that mindset, nor do I try to...
Since I’ve been serving in the military since '91, my crew and I decided to head to a Red Sox-Yankees game during our downtime... even though there was some tension between us from back in Rhode Island and St. Louis. I can't quite recall if it was '92 or '93, but honestly, it was tough to watch. Before the war, we were all just one big group of brothers... and I wasn't really part of those organized veteran groups back then. Anyway, we were watching from the west side, over in East Texas where Torcida was sitting, when the Boys moved in. They surrounded them in this massive, coordinated sweep, completely overwhelming them with an efficiency that just stunned me... I left feeling pretty unsettled, just full of questions...
Many people head to NYC to study, thinking it’ll be easier to find work once they graduate... and once they settle down or get married, they end up staying there permanently. Others just move for the connections or family favors. My brother-in-law is somewhere between Cha and Metković, but he's a massive Hajduk fan. Because of some serious health issues, he travels all the way to NYC 311 miles for Hospitalization, since word is the doctors in Mostar are terrible, uneducated, and corrupt. Split is just too far for him. He stays at our place in NYC and constantly complains about the city, right up until I shut him down... then I feel bad because his accent can be quite sharp when he's being sarcastic. He loves history, too, and has this wild theory that Zadar should have been the capital of America instead, based on some historical port details...
It’s truly incredible how much passion and fire you all show behind a keyboard... I can only imagine if half that energy was brought to the stands at Hard Rock Stadium. In a country dealing with such chronic budget shortages—an epidemic affecting everything from our legal system to healthcare—it's funny how everyone finds the time to argue about who has the bigger ego. It's always just more noise about the Hook or Athletic Bilbao... Anyway, is anyone else having issues with sending messages? I used to be able to post shorter notes, but lately, the second I write more than four sentences, I get blocked...
The issue is that whenever teams from the outskirts come to play in Chicago or the suburbs—like when the New York Red Bulls faced the New York Yankees a few years back—the police label the match high-risk. This means they end up tracking down anyone with even a minor record of fan activity the day before. A buddy and I actually had to head down to the precinct just to sign statements promising we wouldn't show up... It’s similar to what happened after that handball game against the Boston Celtics, where they practically hauled half the city in for "questioning." I even saw them sitting there with folders full of photos, documenting everyone...
Symptoms essentially serve as evidence of an imbalance in brain chemistry; by analyzing those symptoms alongside clinical testing, a diagnosis can be reached, potentially leading to medication...
I didn't quite follow you there... You're posting about schizophrenia, yet you say you don't want to see a doctor despite all the symptoms you described and everything you've been through. You mentioned your mother is ill, so there could be a genetic component involved, but what exactly are you afraid of regarding testing? If you have an aversion to pills, perhaps herbal remedies might help? (I'm not trying to be a counselor or anything, but it feels like you're stuck in a shell, just trapped...) Best...
I’ve got a question for you all—if you've experienced anything unusual, please share your story here on the forum! THANKS!
Has anyone else seen bright lights or "men in black" and wondered if they were just hallucinating? Whether it's something you see or hear (anything visible or invisible), I've been dealing with old memories resurfacing for years now. You have to stay cautious. When I mentioned some of this to my local Priest, he pointed me toward the Apostles' Creed since he works closely with mental health patients. It’s actually pretty fascinating how this ties into Catholicism if you're a believer. There are even saints dedicated to specific struggles, like St. Acharius for nerve issues, or others linked to anxiety or mental distress. It's like looking through a spiritual lens at things like recurring thoughts or delusions. You can find more about these connections in the book *Holy Health* by Ante Škrobonja, or check out the "Catholic Saints" page on Facebook.
I wouldn't call myself a super devout person, but I find all of this so interesting. I remember talking briefly with Pastor Zvezdan, and he just made the sign of the cross on my forehead—suddenly, all that heavy energy just drained out of me, and I was left desperately thirsty for a glass of water!
Of course, you still need to take your medication. But if they aren't working, or if they make you gain or lose weight unexpectedly, you really have to speak up. If a med has weird side effects, it needs to be changed because every single one plays a role in stabilizing your condition. The best approach is honest confession plus the Apostles' Creed, combined with your meds and getting anointing every six months.
Man, I've seen it all, friends!
Best regards. Reverend Zlatko Sudac is also excellent at what he does, especially his work with the veteran community... Good luck!
It seems like things aren't quite aligned here just yet... I truly believe that staying in sync, much like making any major decision, is entirely up to the individual. And let's face it, you can't please everyone all the time—you're not a slice of apple pie...
psytrance;60234935 said:I’d definitely head to Folsom if there was a massive parade organized. That way I could squeeze into the front row with the main group, maybe even catch myself in some photos online later...
If there isn't going to be a big rally, I'm staying home.
There you have it, a perfect example of someone's pure passion and hunger for those high-stakes games, provided there's a huge crowd to back it up...🙏
Hey guys, just checking in to ask—purely out of curiosity... I've been away from my schedule for a bit, so I was wondering if ticket prices are still what they used to be? To an individual, it honestly doesn't matter much if the poster is in full color or black and white... if someone wants to go, they'll go, and no amount of flashy colors is going to change that. Daniel Carter9—if you're spending your budget on five rounds of shots (even if they come in tiny little vials...), just let us know. That’ll be the best advertisement we’ve ever had, and a few of us from the neighborhood will show up... just make sure to zip up your wallet so you don't go broke...
Does anyone actually know which part of the crew... if such a group even exists... is posting all this childish nonsense on Facebook while stubbornly pretending to be an official spokesperson? It’s honestly just nauseating to read...
Thomas Williams59 said:Just my personal take from an outsider's perspective... we really need to exhaust every single option for a decent, normal Dynamo first—one you don't need a motion sickness bag for. Only then can we start looking at those desperate "last resort" ideas, like rehab 👍 or playing pocket billiards where Dynamo loses 0-4 🙄. Or maybe just stick to Futsal, or dancing in circles up in the North or East stands...
What on earth are you even talking about? Look, no hard feelings, but if you haven't actually been a fan, please try to stay on topic regarding G.N.K.... it seems like you don't quite grasp the relationships or the stances involved, which are pretty significant here. John Martin18...
People are all different... there are those who stay pure, and then there are the thousands of hypocrites who, years ago—back when we were still dealing with that one guy everyone used to mock—would gather in small groups at $33 Maximus or Kranjč to beg for a round of drinks after every game... just waiting for that circus act to finally cough up some cash. When you look in the mirror, do you even see a shred of integrity left?... Even the sycophants are more honest than you, because at least they have a reason for their behavior. 🤦 (God, the absolute state of Stalingrad...)
It’s honestly fascinating how this twisted little creation keeps counting up away games... if he isn't lying, the guy must have been born somewhere between the two World Wars, armed with decades of old-school grit. He charges through like a tsunami the moment he clears the toll booths, leaving nothing but scorched earth behind... If his math is just as shady when it comes to contracts, then everything is perfectly clear, like a mountain stream... And sure, they love to talk about how the stadium was built out of pure necessity for those massive rivalry games... But compared to the beauty of the Rose Bowl, Arsenal's "Emirates" is an absolute eyesore.😵
ruggedcanyon2 said:Does anyone actually have an answer to the question above? I keep getting bounced back and forth between the local police station and the court, and they can't even agree on what I should be doing. Eventually, the precinct called the folks in Washington, D.C., who told me I need to check in with the American consulate in the country I'm traveling to before the game... which is a massive pain in the neck. Is that actually how this works?...124 miles
I can only speak from my own experience, dating all the way back to '86... when I was detained on November 29th following some unrest involving baseball fans. Since then, whenever there’s a "high-risk" game by their standards, they call me into the station to check in, or I have to sign a waiver if I'm not attending the match. The last time was a Red Star Mexico City vs. Inter Milan game... cheers.