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casualskipper8 said:Buntić fires, the ball catches Szmal right in the face, and Kljaić just quips, "Szmal's mouth looks like an empty shell—it's a good thing he didn't open it, or he would've swallowed the whole thing. Lucky it bounced off."

Anyway, huge props to the handball players!

Like a total wrecking ball!

http://pl.wikipedia.org/wiki/S%C5%82awomir_Szmal

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Radek_%...4%9Bp%C3%A1nek
Jeremy Phillips54 said:But man, Lino is a genius...

First he starts with that catatonic Kopljar, then he tosses in some kid who’s basically playing his first ever game just to try and make a difference—as if that helps—and then he throws in a half-dead Laco right when the score is already falling apart...

And after all that, you get 🤣

The Canadian commentator and his guest Uroš Šerbec spent the whole time praising Lino Červar as some kind of tactical mastermind.
When US presidents place their hand over their heart while listening to the national anthem, they’re actually performing a specific part of a Masonic ritual.

The Americans who try to push back against the Masons end up doing the exact same thing—it's just because they don't quite grasp the underlying symbolism.
Terry Rodriguez41 said:🙏🙏🙏

Feel free to let me know which game you're talking about—I'm all ears. 🙏🙏🙏

I told everyone what needed to be said a long time ago—honestly, I think I called this one back when we were all still figuring things out.

I was looking back at some old discussions—you know how it goes, scrolling through archives when you've got too much time on your hands—and I started thinking about that whole situation from 2010. It’s funny how things shift over time, isn't it? One minute everything seems set in stone, and the next, the entire landscape looks different. It reminds me of those long-winded debates we used to have about market volatility—not just here in the States, but globally. You see a pattern, think you've cracked the code, and then reality hits you like a sudden thunderstorm in the Midwest. It’s rarely as linear as we want it to be. Anyway, I saw what Robert Cruz5 was saying earlier about the recent shifts. It’s an interesting take—definitely worth chewing on—but I can't help but wonder if we're missing the forest for the trees. We tend to get so caught up in the individual data points that we forget the broader trend is often driven by much larger, quieter forces. Like watching the tide come in; you can track every single wave, but eventually, the water level just... rises. Simple as that.
Anyway, if I can venture an observation after wading through the absolute torture of twenty-three pages of comments—it seems the surname gojun is actually stressed on the first syllable in standard American English, on the "go."