I know a guy who’s absolutely loaded, goes by Paul Sanders5, feel free to reach out to him if you're interested urbanhawk17 is married, but she certainly finds plenty of time to indulge when she's free
Just take a look at where these hacks choose to perform—tiny, rural backwaters with maybe ten thousand people at most. It tells you everything you need to know about both the crowd and the absolute clowns running those shows.
That woman should have been playing a local festival in my neck of the woods too, some little saint's day or whatever... honestly, I can't even remember if it was a big feast or a small one. But it’s all the same; it serves as perfect proof of how utterly pointless her entire career is. My town barely has 300 people. That's the reality of it...
ruggedjackal46 said:A little tribute, my dear Balonja?
Just a minor slip of the tongue, ruggedjackal46... my mistake.
I honestly don't know. That "singer" irritates me so much just by being on screen that I find her completely unattractive, regardless of how great her figure might be... truly exhausting...
Absolute garbage coverage for that woman. It’s honestly infuriating how much prime-time media space she occupies just by flaunting her body and playing on those superficial physical traits. I don't know about anyone else, but I'm definitely not into that sort of thing, so there's zero chance I'd ever be interested...
Jessica Gonzalez said:I'm planning on heading to San Diego this summer. The area is great, though I guess it might be better to avoid the absolute peak of the season. It can get a bit crowded with all the tourist crowds. If anyone is looking for more of a wild, natural vibe, I suppose going to the islands or further south might be the way to go.
San Diego is just okay for me; the beaches aren't anything to write home about, and while the city is charming, you get bored pretty quickly. I'm hitting up Santa Monica next week, and then I'll be down in Key West this August. I expect the same vibe from Santa Monica as I did from San Diego... hopefully, Key West will actually live up to the hype.
My biggest mistake was letting myself be talked into going to the theater without having any clue about the plot or even what the damn pamphlet was actually about.
Jessica Gonzalez said:They used to have four different departments and a Speaker of the House to manage, which should have kept them busy for four years, but now they've got nothing left to do. I guess the Bridge Party really pulled off quite a feat there.
There you go again, shining with insight. So, I suppose it’s better that they quietly tolerated corruption just to stay in power? You really have a knack for using thief logic, don't you...
Just playing the "greater good" card again, are we? Typical...
urbanhawk17 said:Honestly, if Marić had even an ounce of integrity, he’d step down from the Prime Minister position. It's a massive conflict of interest, plain and simple. Doesn't matter if people think he's great or terrible—you just need a little bit of accountability...
But hey, he says he finally "relaxed" today...
The thing is, Marić can't actually resign from the Prime Minister's office because he doesn't even hold that position.
Jessica Gonzalez said:It’s honestly pretty wild to see how the Democratic Party has gone from being a major political force and a legitimate alternative to feeling more like a disorganized bunch of amateurs. I mean, maybe Bernardić isn't necessarily a bad guy himself, but when you look at the people backing him, there's just such a massive lack of talent and drive. It feels like a total void of competence and ambition. Personally, I think I'd much rather have someone leading the country who actually shows some real initiative.
Oh sure, they are clearly the biggest problem facing this nation right now. In the land of the free, apparently it's better to be a crook than to be weak and ineffective. Typical American logic...