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Anthony Barrett37 said:So, you're telling a marketing expert not to babble about marketing? Well, isn't that just precious...
Yeah, exactly.
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Anthony Barrett37 said:So, you're telling a marketing expert not to babble about marketing? Well, isn't that just precious...
Jerry Gray5 said:So, you weren't exactly consistent when it came to being a hardcore supporter. Or maybe you're just one of those fans who knows how to bend the rules and play both sides whenever it suits them?
I wouldn't worry about that too much if I were you. 😉
Jerry Gray5 said:Hey, you can't go talking like that here, you're going to end up with penalty points, just you wait. 🙄
It's pretty obvious you aren't really connected to any of this, so I don't think it's worth my time to get into it...
Jerry Gray5 said:Let’s be realistic here—it’s one thing if you design a t-shirt and manage to make a few bucks off it, but honestly, how far away are we from actually seeing that happen right now?
It bothers me, so I'm pushing back against it, much like anyone else who finds it problematic. I suppose only time will tell how consistent we’ll actually be in the long run. 😉
The "non-neutrals" have already made their stance clear. 😉
Jerry Gray5 said:Let’s be realistic here—there’s nothing wrong with designing a shirt and making a little extra cash off it, but honestly, how far away are we from actually pulling that off right now?
It’s something that bothers me, so I find myself pushing back against it, much like anyone else who feels the same way. As for how consistent we’ll actually remain in this stance... well, I suppose only time will tell.😉
The "non-neutrals" have certainly made their position known.😉
Kimberly Sanchez10 said:Look, man, until those old-school90s punks make their way back into the Chicago Bulls fans crowd—the kind who probably lost half their teeth to cheap substances—we aren't seeing any real luck here.
Honestly, I remember back when Gul and I used to sneak some weed during away games with the boys; we didn't give a damn. We’d just get high and head home. This current scene feels fake, almost like kids playing dress-up pretending they're actually living it. It all needs to be recalibrated.
William Turner28 said:What on earth is going on? Is this legislation actually being passed now? It’s absolute madness—total insanity, honestly. I mean, seriously, what are we even looking at here?
If my memory serves me correctly, you all were pretty hard on some of our individual releases just a few years back. It feels as though we’ve all become somewhat indistinguishable from one another lately. There is this pervasive sense that we are moving through life like a synchronized military unit or a collection of programmed robots—monotonous, predictable, and frankly, a bit dull. I suppose there is a certain efficiency to it, but it lacks any real soul. Honestly, it’s just a bunch of mindless chatter... nothing but empty noise at this point.
It seems even the most soft-hearted individual would find themselves hesitating to comment on that first photo of yours—the one where everyone is dressed entirely in black.
Whatever happened to those original, colorful NFL Ultras? I can't help but wonder where they all went. 😁
jester69 said:Personally, I thought the whole thing was alright.🙏 The cheering during the first half was absolutely wild, 🎉though it tapered off a bit later. It still brings back memories, though—back in '53, my buddies and I🙂 would head over to the stadium in our Sunday best before mass. Before every game, we’d grab some sodas from the corner store, then around '56, things got a little more intense when we started lighting up smoke bombs we'd picked up near the old shipyard. When we 😈set them off at the stadium, the red smoke was everywhere. People used to say it was just how things were during those old-school eras, but regardless, it was a pretty interesting derby. Don't you think?🙂
Ryan Taylor6 said:The issue with law enforcement isn't just limited to what we see at football games. Police crackdowns have escalated so much lately that it almost feels senseless. It seems like the state is just looking for the fastest way to pad its pockets by squeezing everyone else, and fans provide the perfect opportunity for them to generate revenue.
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