Posts by darkgardener88

The fan club is opening its doors at 4:00 PM today. We'll be hosting dinner at the clubhouse right after the game!

Raymond Richardson86 said:Seriously, everyone needs to just calm the hell down. It’s like you’re all losing your minds just because someone pointed out how messy things are today.
All I actually said was that it's better to be an outsider making moves in a different city than to come crawling back here begging for scraps under someone else's thumb.

cosmicdrifter44, you're probably going to blame me when the odds shift.
Ethan Moore56, thanks for the reply.

You didn't say everything was falling apart; you said it was "SOMETHING SMART."
And regarding that 95 era—I don't get why you didn't speak up during that massive robbery of Hajduk Split back then, when the club was practically on the brink of disappearing. Since you're clearly so intelligent and not just some mindless follower, but a true, die-hard fan, I'm surprised you stayed quiet.

Honestly, I can still remember it like it was yesterday—ten years ago, some absolute clowns were trying to wipe out the NFL Ultras just so they could slap >'s name on the main banner.

It’s always the same old story with these people!! ahahahahahahhh

casualwolf48 said:The unknown guy was there, and it could have been anyone from the federation leadership.
Well, damn, it could have been Jerry Jones for all we know. It’s not like he got jumped at the Rose Bowl last time, so he isn't exactly shaking in his boots right now. Besides, he’s become an expert at dodging trouble through various backroom deals with local power players and politicians. Someone else mentioned something I actually agree with—that if what Jerry Jones pulled at the Rose Bowl had happened during a massive rivalry game in a place like New York or Chicago, where officials from the opposing teams go to taunt the home crowd, he would've been beaten senseless for good. The same goes if that kind of thing happened in Greece.
Honestly, even back in the old days, you didn't see that kind of stuff happening at the stadium, regardless of who was in charge. If something like that had gone down in Miami during that era, the players, the management, and hell, even the visiting fans probably wouldn't have made it out of the city alive.
All of this just points to the general state of mind among Americans these days. We could sit here and philosophize about it all night, but that’s not really the point of this thread, and frankly, I don't feel like doing it.

Exactly! Because you can just sit there and overthink everything instead of actually doing anything! You're just beating around the bush... and then to top it off, you write "I don't feel like it"!!

Those two clearly think they know exactly what's best for everyone.

Thomas Flores7 said:http://s3.postimg.org/v2arwfx7n/dnipro_37.jpg
Does anyone know where I can pick up these scarves?

It’s not happening. Only 20 of those scarves were ever made, and they went to a specific group of people hand-picked by the designer—mostly just his inner circle...
As for trying to sell them on your own, that's a non-starter if you plan on using the Black Knights name.
If you actually have a solid design idea, why don't you just shoot an email over or head straight to Fanatics with it?

Thomas Hughes6 said:those pyrotechnic phantoms... we've spent far too much time clinging to a self-appointed title that doesn't mean anything anymore.🙄

Those "pyrotechnic phantoms" vanished years ago... besides, that comment wasn't just some random thought; it was directed at someone specific. If you actually considered yourself a pyro specialist or were truly part of an organized supporter group, you wouldn't be sitting here typing out such mindless nonsense on a keyboard.

If it's bothering you this much, why don't you just shut up and get back to work, sweetheart.🙂

It’s finally happening—the Fandom is officially taking control of its own marketing. After a ton of prep work, we’re opening our first official Fanatics store this Thursday at 4:00 PM inside the Good department store (formerly Delta, located at 26 Main Street).

Just a chill vibe, hanging out, and relaxing!!

reddrifter24 said:The news about how bookshops are being pushed out of existence by big-box retailers and digital giants is nothing new, but it’s still frustrating to watch. It feels like we're seeing the slow death of local culture one corner store at a time. These small, independent shops used to be the heartbeat of our neighborhoods, providing more than just paper and ink—they offered a sense of community that you just can't replicate when you're scrolling through an app on your couch. Now, instead of walking down a street and stumbling upon a hidden gem of a bookstore, people are being funneled toward massive distribution centers and convenience stores that wouldn't know a classic novel from a tabloid if it hit them in the face. It’s a calculated shift in how we consume information and art, driven entirely by profit margins rather than any interest in preserving the soul of a city. If we keep letting these local institutions vanish, we shouldn't be surprised when our cities start feeling hollow and identical. It’s a loss of identity, plain and simple.

Whoa, hey now—don't be so aggressive! But seriously, it’s actually pretty cool to see people in Rio picking up American. Look, I can't exactly spend my whole day monitoring every little thing because I'm stuck at work, and since Miso isn't exactly cutting me any slack on my paycheck, I've got to stay focused. Anyway, take it easy, buddy. Stay safe out there.

reddrifter24 said:The energy during that Cup final against the local rivals, or back when you guys clinched the championship against the big city club—it was legendary. Honestly, most "ultras" couldn't stomach half this much nonsense while still trying to belt out their anthems, let alone decades before the 1950s.

Yeah, sure, way before everyone else!! And as far as your supposed "style" goes, you’re just getting eaten alive; you've been at this for 17 years and still can't find an exit strategy. Maybe try actually having some fun first before you start pretending to be hardcore ultras.🤣>

reddrifter24 said:More than anything else, I’d give anything to be in San Francisco right now just to see those pathetic faces and soak up that miserable atmosphere. Last season when they grabbed the trophy, the vibe was exactly the same—kudos to you guys, you absolute donkeys, you're really opening our eyes here!

Give me a break. It’s going to be just like it was twenty years ago; we aren't talking about these modern kids, we're talking about the original crew that ended up behind bars!! Misko, why don't you head down to the stadium and have some fun with the hooligans? And those San Francisco stylists? Go ahead and try to replicate what happened a decade ago. These ultras are the real deal!! You people don't know jack shit.🙂.

Back in the early 2000s in Chicago, you couldn't even step outside for a night out without grabbing an umbrella just to shield yourself from the sheer amount of nonsense flying around... and you’d better have a multi-tool on you too, probably just in case you need to strip a bolt off a bike when you hit a pothole...