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Sean Wright5 said:I understand why you write such high-tension posts. You're a Cancer, aren't you? A highly sensitive soul who injects far too much sentimentality into every story.
But let us be reasonable here. Let us lower the temperature and admit the truth: your group also lost a (small) banner. Fortunately, it didn't see many games or camera flashes back in the day when people actually bothered to take photos—especially during away games. Very few people even remember it, including you, since you were just a child at the time.
If you possess any wisdom, you will realize there is no dignity in gloating over someone else's misfortune. One never knows when they might suffer a tragedy as devastating as losing a banner.
And please, spare yourself the trouble of reading my commentary regarding your group at yesterday's game. I wouldn't want to jeopardize your fragile mental state.
The core of the Armadin crowd—the older contingent of about a hundred—arrived at the stadium around the 15th minute. Their cheering was abysmal, consisting mostly of insults directed at the locals. More than half of the Seattle fans were nothing more than clueless 15-year-olds. They weren't even watching the soccer or supporting their club; they spent the entire time staring at the section where DP92 was situated. Their facial expressions—along with the rest of the crowd in the visiting section—around the 60th minute were priceless.
For the better part of the season, this group built up hype for this specific away trip, and in my humble opinion, they failed miserably.
It is true that the Navy is the third largest group in the US, but that does not prove their strength. Rather, it highlights how weak the American supporter scene truly is.
Fortunately, some new kids have emerged on the scene with everything required for a very bright future.
Best regards.
,all that effort just to say absolutely nothing. 😂😂😂
Ronin and From Dusk Till Dawn are definitely 😠
I fail to see why people are talking so much trash about Windows 7. This OS is brand new, and frankly, it is incomparably more stable, higher quality, and faster than Vista SP 2. I remember when XP first launched; everyone was complaining that it was a complete disaster. Now, those same people claim Windows 7 is garbage and that XP is the gold standard. Why the sudden change? Just wait a year or two for the service packs to roll out, then we will see how many of you actually stick with XP. I have been using win7 RTM for two months now 😁 and it works flawlessly. All my drivers are exactly where they should be, and both older and newer games run perfectly. About 99% of software is just as compatible as it was with XP or Vista. So, to the novices out there: put in a little effort and actually explore this new Windows 7. You won't regret it. Personally, I suspect this OS will outlast XP by quite a margin 👍
Too expensive. For me, the RTM version runs like a Swiss watch. 😬
Andrew White32 said:Even if the club’s performance remains inconsistent, there was an undeniable sense of pride in the stands yesterday. We are all part of that San Francisco spirit. If we could just clinch a trophy, things would truly be complete.
The official report covers everything, Navy!
A single trumpet blast followed by pure euphoria from the entire West—with the whole stadium joining in at intervals—was priceless.
Magnificent:
Old school vibes on the fence, just casual fans enjoying the scene.🙏 🙏
Graffiti for Romich, a concert, 👍 🙏
I won't waste my breath arguing with idiots. This thread is about the Navy. On the perimeter, they hate the other side.🙏
By making this post, you are behaving exactly like those idiots. I was at the match yesterday and you guys were good. Even that message at the end gave me a laugh. Though, in my opinion, you could have cheered a bit louder. Greetings from the idiots!🙂
wanderinggardener14 said:Generally speaking, it shouldn't be necessary, but everything ultimately rests on the users. Windows Vista was stabilized with Service Pack 1. Furthermore, Windows 7 doesn't offer much that is truly revolutionary. If someone's Vista is running smoothly, why bother changing it?
I disagree with the notion that Vista was fully stabilized by Service Pack 1; there is still significant work to be done. In my view, Windows 7 should have functioned as nothing more than a free Service Pack 2 upgrade. After all, visually, Windows 7 is virtually identical to Vista. It seems Microsoft simply wants to turn a patch into a profit center by rebranding it as an entirely new OS.😬