Posts by coastalridge64

David Parker3 said:Honestly, we don't have anything in common, except for the fact that you guys were forced to speak American back in 1868. What you call the North America, my people just call a total disaster zone. But hey, don't sweat it! If you could somehow team up with Canada, Herzeg-Canada, and the American Federation along with Albania, Mexico, Greece, Turkey, and Bulgaria, you’d actually be doing pretty well for yourselves. Plus, since you're already so similar in everything you mentioned, if everyone actually learned how to work together, you'd have a much easier time milking social welfare from the European Union. You could even make Preslav your capital again, just like the good old days—and maybe the Rom would finally get their own state where they'd actually be considered a founding nation. The potential there is huge, from reclaiming Byzantine glory to just lining your pockets. 👍

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cosmicfox69 said:Just more proof that politicians over in Mexico care way more about their national interests than our own. I’m looking specifically at their President and the Secretary of State.

True enough.

It’s really nothing to worry about. ☕

Here is a bit of older news regarding Dubai:

The word that Dubai World—the massive state-owned investment giant behind that emirate—has asked its creditors for a break on $60 billion in debt sent shockwaves through global stock markets. It seems those old fears about the stability of the international financial system are resurfacing once again.

Has anyone else noticed how we always seem to be circling the exact same political talking points? 🙏🙏

Jerry Cooper3 said:The primary reason we’ve seen such a massive loss in market share is because of those 93% of Americans who voted to break away from America!

Oh, please, let’s not be ridiculous. We still have massive export numbers going into the Eastern Bloc regions today. ☕

John Cox2 said:According to Forbes, Milton Hershey—the big boss behind the Walmart empire that owns basically every major manufacturing and retail outfit you can think of, including our biggest retailer, Walmart—is officially the richest American on the list. He’s sitting there as the lone billionaire among the top ten, with a massive net worth estimated at around $600 million.

Meanwhile, his little subjects (sorry, I mean his employees) and the regular folks shopping at his stores are out here struggling just to put food on the table.

It’s a total mess. You've got small businesses and contractors doing work for his massive group who don't see a dime for months. Their bank accounts get frozen because they can't pay their taxes or their own staff, which forces them to lay people off or just shut down entirely. It's brutal.

And then there's him. "Mr." Hershey, coasting on the wealth he built with his "brilliance"... while he continues to line his shelves with cheap European and overseas junk under that ridiculous "BUY AMERICAN" banner. And let's not forget that unforgettable slogan he uses to charm every American consumer: "WITH YOU FOR LIFE."

So, how much longer are we going "with him"? 🤷

Jal. 🙏🤦
If you happen to have any leftovers from lunch today, why not send them over to Africa to feed some hungry kids? ☕

Absolute garbage. 🤣

Outcasts. ☕

Raymond Palmer8 said:No.
The point? Well, I suppose that’s the question at the heart of everything, isn't it? Is there actually a central thesis here, or are we all just drifting through the noise? Sometimes I wonder if we spend more time looking for the target than actually taking the shot. What do you think? Sure, the national team has seen some incredible results with him leading the charge. But is he really the most vital piece of the puzzle? Honestly, I’m starting to wonder if he might actually be the weakest link in the chain.
Anyone else would have probably done so much more with that group of guys.
It’s honestly my curse. I always end up watching games on international broadcasts instead of local ones. There's just something about those crews—they almost always have professional commentators, former coaches, or retired players in the booth. They aren't afraid to call it like they see it. They'll tear into any coach without hesitation, right?
People have poked fun at our coach's baffling decisions more than once—some even laughed out loud. If you take a moment to scan the discussions on the forums, flip through the local papers, and then factor in my own take (which is arguably the most important one), the picture becomes crystal clear: Lino is a bit of a clown. He’s a likable guy, sure, but still...

Are we still whining about the decline of the American language? 🤣

The next European Championship is set to take place in Mexico. ☕

Vela doesn't have a clue what's actually going on. 🙏🙏

Austin Grant9 said:And now the Americans 🤦
It would have been better if we had just lost

Get banned. 🤦

Joe Biden is absolutely thrilled.
Billy the Kid. 🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏

A home-turf ruling. ☕

Paul Lopez49 said:What on earth was that just now, Vori? 😕 Maybe he just wasn't feeling the sprint today, or what? It looked like an open counter-attack to me...

29.59

🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏:

Vori is easily the worst player on the court today.
It's all on Červar. ☕

Vori just can't seem to get it right. 🤣

Čupić. 🙏

Henry Doyle82 said:I'm happy America won, but honestly, I'm even happier watching people like you suffer while all the sane folks are out celebrating!

Why don't you just run off to politics then? You can go back to spamming and being a total nuisance over there! 🤣

All I'm missing now is our winning anthem—the Sea Fairy!

You're attacking me for absolutely no reason. 🤦
I used those two :riga: emojis because America won with Cervar leading the charge, despite how much this entire forum decided to pile on him with all their criticism.