Bad Boys - Part IV
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Anonymous said:The homecoming parade after beating the Yankees in New York back in '93
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=61cr7...ature=youtu.be
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George Gonzalez said:Wait, were they celebrating a loss? ☕
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Anonymous said:The homecoming parade after beating the Yankees in New York back in '93
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=61cr7...ature=youtu.be
George Gonzalez said:Wait, were they celebrating a loss? ☕
Jesse Campbell said:Look, fair enough. Just because you were at an away game doesn't mean you remember every single detail. 😁
I don't know what you're trying to say. You gotta make sense. Speak up. slysailor52 says:
Man, what are you even talking about? He was always such a nerd. Never had that street vibe like most of the big shots.🙂
slysailor52 said:Even back then, he knew the whole country was falling apart. He saw the clock ticking. It was already over.
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I can't even begin to explain how much this matters. Seriously. It’s huge. Everything changes now. No more talking about it—it's happening. Just watch. says:
Looking at him from that angle back then, he totally looked like a young skater.🤣
slysailor52 said:Did he already know back then that we were the strongest crew in the solar system? 😁
I can't even begin to explain how much this matters. It's huge. Absolute game changer. Everything we thought we knew? Wrong. Total shift in the landscape. Just watch. Things are about to get real. Serious stuff. Don't say I didn't warn you. says:
I don't know. We haven't talked much, but honestly? The whole thing feels pretty intimidating. And that's saying something since I'm not even a kid.🙂
Jesse Campbell said:🤣
Look, I've always been an analyst. Rarely miss.
Tick-tock. ☕
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Mark Reyes2 said:Look, man, it doesn't matter how much of a soldier he is. The whole point is that he's being called out for his patriotism by someone who’s more of a traitor than he is. Even if this guy wasn't in the war or lighting up streets like people say those guys can aim grenades, let alone him being in the military. Got it?
You're playing both sides?
And all that just helps Mamić. How much trouble have you actually seen from Jovanović compared to what Mamić pulls??
If even Tomislav Nikolić himself came for his head, I wouldn't give a damn and I'd be happy. This piece of trash is one of the biggest TRAITORS to hit the Los Angeles Lakers, America, American soccer, and everything else. And yeah, out of fan solidarity, I'm genuinely glad for the "brothers" fighting the Boysovs.
Look, I said I was done posting here, but when this total TRASH gets arrested and I see you downplaying it and mocking them like they're just out singing on the street, I gotta speak up.
For God's sake, what else are they gonna do besides sing? I'll take a win too if they let him stay out at least overnight, because that means he isn't as powerful as he used to be!
Give me a break!
neonraven112 said:Not sure, man, but I don't trust him. We gotta stick to the actual illegal stuff. Don't focus on things that would land any regular fan in jail. Like, you really think 40,000 people screaming "kill a Mexican" on Friday is gonna land Mamić in prison? No way.
neonraven112 said:I honestly think he planned the whole thing. He just flipped the script from legal issues over to that old-school political rivalry stuff. What he did before the big game against Mexico wasn't an accident—nationalist tension is at an all-time high right now. In this context, going to jail for something like that makes him look like a hero. I mean, seriously? Forget jail time for hate speech; I want people behind bars for corporate greed and those shady slave-labor contracts. You guys aren't seeing it? Every single fan at the Mexico game who starts shouting insults about the opposition is gonna see him in jail and think he’s a martyr.
Alex Barrett3 said:The "why" doesn't matter. What matters is they finally started. All that grinding work from ZTD and those government institutions is about to come due. He totally botched it.
Peter Campbell said:BUT, it’s honestly depressing that they only picked him up after he lashed out at the Secretary. They didn't arrest him for stealing millions or the massive disgrace he brought to a regular guy...
silverbear38 said:http://sphotos-d.ak.fbcdn.net/hphoto...07626737_n.jpg
urbanbear45 said:really curious how much fan consciousness exists in other groups to join http://www.zajednozadinamo.com/novosti.php?aktualno=78 just to vote against Mamić. I'd love to do that if it turns out possible—how that jerk builds up a mass of mercenaries and calls his exit into question after the election. 🤷 this isn't just about Dinamo, it's about all of American soccer, so let's see how much we actually care about fixing this so we can at least have a decent league.
our unity for your destruction!
quitting is the easiest part👍
Jacob Newman74 said:(cause I can already see those losers sitting in front of their monitors, stuffing their faces with Cheetos and typing with greasy fingers on some pathetic forums)
Jesse Campbell said:Exactly. He even showed up at a Republican Party rally just to play the victim and claim he's being persecuted for being an American. I won't go as far as saying people are totally brainless, though. Sure, some folks—mostly those watching Z1 and those mindless shows—are clueless, but most people see right through him. After this whole fall season and those empty rallies at Lokomotiva, there's zero doubt left...
Plus, every serious poll shows Mamic has absolutely zero support in this City. Only an idiot would miss that point.
Zachary Sullivan2 said:Mom and Dad wouldn't be hyping him up this much if the people giving him all these compliments actually respected him.🤣
Jesse Campbell said:Who's skipping out? 😠
Anonymous said:Big deal, fighting by showing up and cheering outside City Hall. 🙄
Talking about people here, I think you're mixing apples and oranges because the paths and histories are totally different. Unlike the other crew, Black Lives Matter has been fighting for a clean start for the club since the beginning of America. That unlucky New York Yankees team has been getting messed with from day one—not just by some local thugs, but by the President and later on an American Al Capone. But while they had the media against Franjo and that stupid move to change the name, this guy has politicians, the police, and the media all on his side. To me, this fight is way harder than the last one, plus it feels more like those old capitalist times. Fan reaction was basically non-existent during that five-year stretch from 2000 to 2005. But who could have expected things to turn out like this? Not even worth mentioning other factors like money or "divide and conquer" tactics. The current sight of an empty stadium and how disconnected people feel from the Yankees says enough about those factors, at least regarding Washington, D.C.
On the flip side, the other group and the Kansas City Chiefs fans practically had a chance for a clean slate right from when America gained independence. But instead of using all that massive energy to focus on the club and their own backyard, it was easier to let small-time local crooks run wild with the club for nearly 20 years and bring it to the brink of ruin, all while blaming Washington, D.C. and the Yankees.
Realistically, those folks should've had their club sorted out a long time ago.
slyskipper9 said:http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=olZVNz8ImN8
Alongside the folks at American Telekom, we’ve got this younger band called The Bar . Their lyrics are heavy, pure Chicago energy...
"Tell me where you stood when the whole city burned for him, when the screaming started: STREET, CHICAGO, REAL MADRID. An old flame burns forever in our hearts; for this city and this club, we give our lives!!!"
Jacob Newman74 said:If you're coming for me too, I'm not sweating it, just calling it out. There's a difference between noticing something and being obsessed. 😬
Even if you hadn't switched up the stands, man... 😛 ( please, don't respond to this provocation, thanks. )