Posts by Terry Lee3

vividcobra732 said:haha, he’s just being polite. He isn't trying to correct you or start some debate about that game in St. Louis; there's nothing left to say about that one.

The reason you aren't correcting him is because there's literally nothing to fix... you even got validation for that "one thing"...🤣... you should be more than happy with that outcome...☕

vividcobra732 said:Besides, it wasn't even about looking for a fight. We just wanted to prove we actually have some backbone and show up there despite all the talk about revenge,

Look, buddy, if you really want to know... I’m backing you up and the rest of you guys, so feel free to go out there and cause whatever chaos you want across the states...👍
And regarding this "revenge" thing... what revenge? You guys just made that whole idea up in your heads along with that gang leader and the local news rag...🤷
People talked about this payback so much that the entire crew—the ones who went after those gangs twice before and left the rest of the confused crowd wondering what happened (they probably thought we were the bad guys, right?) 😁 over in downtown Boston (if people start talking about actual violence, then maybe we can sit down and analyze that 😁) ended up heading over to Romania. It was about 40 people who were in Boston at the time, plus another ten or so...☕

Anonymous said:What’s your group's take on reuniting with the mainland in America?

😂...🙏 👍

vividcobra732 said:Some random imitators used to claim they were the real deal, but let's be honest—they were just posers copying our vibe. There were maybe ten of us actual core members, no more, no less. Everything else was just kids, old timers, or those aforementioned posers.
Look, the Armada really let me down. We showed up ready for anything, but you guys were nowhere to be found. And don't give me that excuse about being stuck over in Romania; there were plenty of you to hold our own if you actually showed up. Even without gear, we were easy to spot.

If those ten "real" ones are the same guys the cops hauled off in Maricopa County, then I guess we're in trouble...🙄
Maybe we'll bring a bazooka next time...🤷

analogsailor16 said:I mean, did you actually expect a serious answer from me? 😁

And then he actually gets rewarded for it at the end...😁

analogsailor16 said:So you're not part of the OG crew?

Around here, we usually call the older guys the OGs, regardless of how many times us younger ones mess up...☕
If you want to dig deeper into that, just hit me up in the DMs...🤷

Jose Cox87 said:Alright, @analogmaker14/">@@analogmaker14 🙂
The thing is, that post from the absolute jerk above—the one just barking nonsense and swearing at everyone—is still sitting there, yet my post got wiped even though I didn't say a single swear word. But whatever, fine.

Anyone else show up today? Maybe a hundred people 🙄
I couldn't quite catch what that one guy was rambling about, some weird chant like "lešnjica, lišnjica, ljuštica"🤷
Us... the core group, we were all basically representing the national team. Around fifty people had formed the crew by then...😉 😁
60... flags, sticks, banners... all in all, a pretty decent time out there...☕

Eh, might as well celebrate with some of our local "talent"...😁
The media coverage is getting pretty intense, too. They’re out here making claims like, "The Ultras are planning a revenge tour because they got beat up or absolutely wrecked in Boston"...🤣🤣🤣🤣
I can't tell if this is just pure bravado or total ignorance...honestly, probably both.🤷

Samuel Morgan6 said:Good grief... some people are actually heading out to Romania.🙂

Nice... honestly, we're killing it on all fronts right now.👍

rowdyfox79 said:Man, you guys are unbelievable. Seriously. Sanders has total immunity just like everyone else in the Government and Parliament, so you can all just go ahead and deal with it yourselves.

Ooh, spicy...🙄

Aaron Brooks20 said:I can't believe I'm actually looking at this again. It’s like watching a slow-motion car crash that everyone keeps pretending is a high-speed chase. The news coming out about the recent fallout within the Democratic Party is exactly what you’d expect from people who spend more time fighting each other than actually doing their jobs. They’re all pointing fingers, acting like they didn't see the disaster coming, while the rest of us just sit back and watch the chaos unfold. It’s exhausting, honestly. You’d think after all these years, they’d have figured out how to run an organization without it turning into a complete circus every single week. At this point, it feels less like political strategy and more like a bad soap opera. Everyone’s got an opinion, everyone’s playing the victim, and absolutely nothing actually gets resolved. Just another day in the life of American politics, I guess. Grab your popcorn, because this mess isn't going anywhere anytime soon.
quoting: "With that kind of money, we could've literally cleared all the landmines out of the entire Midwest. Seriously. That’s why I’m backing the Government on this new law—we need to finally be able to watch games without all the hassle.

God, I am so sick of this hypocrisy. When it’s time to talk about cracking down on the Ultras, suddenly the Government finds its conscience and starts acting like they only care about the Midwest. Where was all this energy when we were looking into that wasted campaign cash? They didn't seem nearly as interested in digging through those files then. Honestly, it’s hard to take anything seriously when the Democratic Party is being led by someone who acts more like a Canadian knight than an actual American leader.
Seems to me like you guys had some choreographed little routine going on regarding his candidacy maybe a year or two ago, if I remember correctly. Well, all that pressure you shoved down his throat back then? Now he’s shoving those penalties right back at us.

Are you actually being serious right now? Like, totally transparent about this? Man, I’m telling you, there is zero chance I'm gonna be able to track that down... honestly, a shark might have better luck pulling it off than me.😁

So, here’s the lowdown on what went down at the session today... honestly, just a massive waste of everyone's time. Nothing worth noting, unless you count the photos...😁

Andrew White32 said:but hey, at least we have Seattle Sounders FC to deal with—it’s all just pure joy and wins over there, no worries at all 😁😵🙂🙂🙂 😬:klap:

😁

Alex Phillips74 said:so I'm done. No more voting for anything, whether it's a local election or just picking the head of my HOA

At the end of the day, you're stuck with the same old mess, or maybe something even worse... personally, I’ll just always vote for whoever's the lesser of two evils...😁

Dr. Ivo vs. Michael Phelps
03.02.2009.

Just a little something to distract you all while we're coming down from that handball euphoria, waiting on paychecks, or wondering if the league is even going to continue. Who’s actually stronger here? Let’s call this a head-to-head showdown between Dr. Ivo and Michael Phelps. Think of it like some weird matchup in an American sports league. Picture this: both Dr. Ivo and Michael Phelps have photos leaked in the media showing them breaking the law. One’s sipping wine at a sporting event, while the other’s caught smoking a little weed. Under the laws in Dr. Ivo's neck of the woods, Article 4 states:

The following is considered unlawful conduct under this Act:

– The possession or consumption of alcoholic beverages (excluding non-alcoholic beer) or controlled substances, as well as the possession of pyrotechnics, weapons, or any other items capable of causing injury or inciting riots and violence by individuals attending sporting events, during the period starting two hours before the start until two hours after the conclusion of the event, and while using public transportation from the moment of departure for the venue until arrival at the sporting facility.

Meanwhile, in South Carolina, County Sheriff Leon Lott is hunting down Michael Phelps, and according to reports:
"This case isn't any different from the others. In fact, this one might be much simpler given there's an authentic photo and a de facto confession from the suspect. This case will become incredibly easy to process once we pin down exactly where the violation took place."

Under current law, Dr. Ivo is looking at a fine, and if he’s a repeat offender, he might get banned from stadiums or forced to check in with the Police Department whenever the American national handball team plays—and honestly, nothing is bigger than God, as the old song goes.
But Dr. Ivo's buddies are saying otherwise, and news outlets are reporting:
"There’s really no difference, but I can’t recall a single instance where a hooligan was punished solely based on a newspaper photo for drinking alcohol," says Krunoslav Borovec, a spokesperson for the Police Department. "It only counts if they’re caught red-handed."

True enough. Is it just hard to get into those VIP suites you guys hang out in?

So, who wins this one? Who comes out on top without getting busted?

Any resemblance to actual persons is purely coincidental and unintentional; the author accepts no responsibility for any potential damages. Thanks.

http://www.clevelandfans.com/report.php?id=427

😁

Under the Microscope: Cheers!
03.02.2009.

I have to admit, Tomislav Klauški—who, for the record, I actually think has some real journalistic talent—totally beat me to the punch with his piece, "Gods and Bulls." It’s about time someone had the guts to call out the blatant, shameless drinking going on in the Verizon suites throughout the entire World Men's Handball Championship.

It all came to a head during the championship finals, and the main culprits were none other than top officials from the Government of the United States—the exact same people trying to ram that "Fan Law" through Congress on an emergency basis. Honestly, I wouldn't mind if those folks just sat down and enjoyed a nice glass of wine; we all know there's a massive difference between having a drink and being total degenerates. Still, I think the rest of the public—or the "fans," if you want to use the term that basically treats regular Americans like second-class citizens—would also love to toast to the incredible moves made by our handball players. To be fair, it doesn't even matter if it's red or white wine; a cold beer would do just fine too. After all, the big breweries are the ones actually footing the bill for our athletes.

Look, we all know how this goes. Laws are never actually applied equally to everyone, regardless of what that fancy document they call the Constitution of the United States says. It’s a joke. Now, security cameras have caught people cutting corners in the VIP suites at the Arenas, but let's be real—those same cameras could easily catch the exact same thing happening at Yankee Stadium, San Francisco, or even over at Unešić whenever officials and managers decide to play fast and loose with the rules.

They don't have to worry about some guy stumbling in and spilling his drink all over them. And honestly, they definitely don't need to stress about getting tackled with that classic "hands behind the back" move, only to accidentally crack their skull against the door of a police cruiser. Seriously, they really don't have anything to worry about.

Now that I’ve actually caught a glimpse of the World Men's Handball Championship, I’m weirdly relieved I only saw one match. Honestly, if I’d somehow managed to snag a ticket to the finals, I probably would’ve just tossed it in the trash. While the handball itself was top-tier, the atmosphere was an absolute train wreck. Everyone else seems thrilled and keeps raving about how great the crowd was, but personally, I’ve never experienced anything worse. I’m sure there were plenty of other fans feeling the exact same way. It was enough to make me realize exactly where this whole scene is headed.

The new arena is sleek, modern, and functional—everything from the locker rooms and restrooms to the hassle-free parking is top-notch. But honestly? It’s completely devoid of any actual fan spirit. If you grab a snack or a drink inside, don't even think about bringing it to your seat. I guess they're terrified someone might actually spill a little something on the floor. While the crowds shuffling toward this massive building looked more like a damn carnival parade than a group of die-hard fans, the cheering felt totally hollow. Everything was pre-packaged and micromanaged by some hack of a host. To make the whole parody even worse, the D.J. kept blasting these studio-recorded jingles that nobody ever actually chants in the stands. Then the host starts in with that tired old "Run people, run! The drunks are coming!" line, and right after the French team scores, he cranks up the "Warsaw, Warsaw!" chant. Run where? Who exactly is "the crew" he's talking about? And why on earth would you try to exploit the name of a city like Warsaw just to artificially pump up the energy while we're losing to the French? If it wasn't so ridiculous, it would be tragic. As for those other "hype" songs—stuff like "Garavušto," "Blue Shirt," or that absolute bottom-of-the-barrel "Dalmacijo"—it was just pathetic.

So, the World Men's Handball Championship is finally over. Now we’re left with a bunch of massive arenas, contractors who already cleared their checks, and the rest of us stuck holding the bill. It really makes you wonder what happens to these venues now. What kind of sports are actually going to pull 15,000 people into these seats, and how much more money are they going to drain from the community? I guess it’s not impossible to break even, but honestly, we’ll just have to wait and see how badly we get burned.

If these things end up being a total money pit, the smart people in charge really ought to take it as a lesson. We need to stop even entertaining the idea of building massive football stadiums and finally start funneling that cash into hospitals, schools, and smaller community sports facilities. It shouldn't just be about dumping money into whatever looks flashy on TV; we actually need to care about the less profitable parts of life too.

cosmicgardener9 said:Looks like the Horde isn't showing up for the rematch. Did they get cold feet or what? It’d be pretty classy if they actually gave you guys a shot at redemption on 11/2.

You talking about that throwing competition?
Who said they weren't coming? 😢

R. I. P. Luis Šokota 1975-2009
01/29/2009

There’s going to be a permanent hole left under the cliffs at Santa Monica. It’s hard to wrap my head around, but we lost an old friend and a core member of our group, Luis Šokota, when he was taken from us far too soon at just 34. We’re going to remember you always—through the good times and the bad—because you were one of us. Rest easy on this American soil.

SEATTLE ARMADA

Rest in peace, buddy...😢

Kimberly Alvarez7 said:This post made my day. A few ideas immediately came to mind...

I propose every group keeps at least three lawyers on hand: one for home games, one for away games within the US, and a third for traveling abroad...👍

Those guys aren't exactly known for their communication skills; it mostly boils down to repetitive motions, like swinging a baton up, swinging a baton down. They love repeating that motion. So, instead of uselessly chatting to find an officer's ID, they should just stamp their number onto the baton. Then your mom or girlfriend can read it off the club or your head when you get home...

👍 😍

🙏 🤣 😁

So, there aren't even any actual laws against it, yet they still ban everything—except for certain things they definitely shouldn't be allowing. It’s just total nonsense... honestly, it would be pretty hilarious if they could see this old post from Waffena...http://imagehandler.com/sport/...ixsell.jpg.jpe

P.S... for anyone who isn't clued in, that's the flag of Mexico...☕