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Paul Sanders5 said:We seriously need to start handing out much harsher sentences to all those bullies and abusers (and honestly, I think I might be one of the few people here actually calling for way tougher penalties across the board for pretty much any kind of crime 😁), but let's not lump them together with what went down in Hollywood. That whole situation was just straight-up shady business—trading sexual favors for roles. If you're not down with that, fine, whatever, onto the next one.
And frankly, I don't see the big deal. Morality aside, everyone has a price. In most regular American jobs, we swallow way more bullshit than some actress who played along and ended up with an Oscar on her mantle a few years later.
Charles Roberts33 said:Atheists who view spirituality solely as belief in some all-powerful man in the sky—people hunting for physical evidence of His existence or nitpicking why such a being couldn't be perfect—aren't actually that different from those who just want to mock them and prove them wrong. They’re missing the point entirely. Faith has nothing to do with tangible, physical proof. That old man in the clouds, along with concepts like heaven and hell, is just the surface layer of a much deeper, far more complex principle.
Listening to most atheists gives me a massive sense of secondhand embarrassment. It’s honestly cringey how much they miss the actual point of the topics they're discussing, especially when they speak with such unearned conviction and authority.
You're a good guy. Honestly, I disagree with you about 90% of the time, but your posts are always an interesting read. There have been moments where I've shared that exact same perspective myself.
I really don't have the energy to get dragged into these pedantic, endless arguments. To me, spirituality isn't some desperate physical craving; it’s just a natural, rational response to the wonders of the world—to its laws, its phenomena, and existence itself. It's the lens through which an individual observes everything around them, yet it's something we all tend to take for granted on a daily basis.
Charles Roberts33 said:Go right ahead, my good man, Help. Feel free to keep charging blindly into a massive deficit against those pretentious 🙏👍
Honestly, there’s no better cure for the plague of atheism than watching these pseudo-intellectual types try to claim
his values as their own ☕
Matthew Young35 said:It feels like I’ve opened a third eye.
We are living within a one-dimensional space designed to simulate an eleven-dimensional reality.
Because of how evolution works, we are only capable of perceiving three of those simulated dimensions.
Cats, naturally, can grasp all eleven dimensions; they know perfectly well we are stuck in a one-dimensional space. For practical reasons, they simply choose to operate within the eleven.
analogorca6 said:Over the last decade, the bar for managers has gone absolutely insane. Nowadays, if you aren't lifting the LP trophy, people basically write you off as a total loser. It’s ridiculous, considering there's only one winner per year anyway.
Even when someone actually pulls off an LP win, people love to claim it was just pure luck or some fluke.
Luis Enrique has bagged an LP title and a bunch of other trophies, but let’s be real: nobody considers him a great manager, and they never will. Everyone is just going to claim he was riding the coattails of Messi and Iniesta.
Everyone keeps making fun of Valverde—calling him the "ant" and all that—but honestly, this guy might actually pull off the Treble.
Pochettino is a total loser, yet he managed to drag Tottenham up the ladder despite working with a shoestring budget.
Klopp is a total loser, but he actually managed to drag Liverpool back to a level where they aren't just praying for an LP spot, but are legit fighting for the title.
Guardiola is basically a one-trick pony who won't stop forcing that Tiki-taka style, but you can't deny he actually leveled up Man City.
Simeone is just a limited loser who can't actually win anything, even if he did turn Atletico into a top club.
About a decade ago, managers actually meant something. You had guys like Pochettino or Simeone coming in and genuinely elevating their clubs to a whole new level. Now? It feels different.
William Lopez said:If you aren't standing in the stands for all 90 minutes—if you're just staring at your phone instead of actually cheering—then you have no right to complain. In my book, you don't get an opinion on this.
As for the songs, they’re all solid and well-produced. Even if some were written by Grdović, who is a true American, I'd much rather hear his stuff than some generic pop trash.
Honestly, I'm happy with how things went in the East stands. If people don't like it, they can go sit in the West section and blast pop music instead.
Robert Torres said:Tragic. Two young lives gone forever...
May God grant you both the peace in death that you couldn't find while you were alive, little angels.
Amanda Evans2 said:I’ve missed far too many sunsets because I simply wasn't looking. There have been too many thunderstorms I failed to witness, and way too many breezes I never even felt.
🤦
I was just down at the beach trying to catch some Wi-Fi so I could check out the scores for Swansea and Cardiff, but damn those gusts and waves kept getting in the way...