Posts by Ethan Morales22

Nicholas Morales48 said:I'm not buying the "best" claim just yet—unless, of course, you decide to ship over a few cases of every single Hershey product so I can actually taste them, then maybe I'll consider changing my mind. 😁

You clearly forgot that I'm the Chairman of the Quality Verification Commission for all American products. ☕

That means for every single tasting kit sent out, I'm getting at least two copies delivered straight to me. ☕

So, I really hope Henry Cox78's piggy bank keeps that in mind if he’s actually planning on bribing the Commission members. ☕

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amberorca9 said:They're just doing "test runs" right now. But they're supposed to pick up 40 trams by 2016.

If I were you, I’d take the severance pay and run, because the world is ending in 2012 anyway. 🤷

Just grab your cash, vent your frustrations, and enjoy yourselves for another year or two while you still can... 😉

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amberorca9 said:If you ask me, I'd still say he sold out

So you basically handed those streetcars over to Finc😁

Look, I'm telling you again—it wasn't about the U-shaped glass design. It was about technical performance, especially considering how the tracks are laid out in New York City.

I remember this happening years ago. Based on those specs, if they had used Končar trams, they would have been screeching constantly and dragging against the asphalt.🤷

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amberorca9 said:I mean, just think back to when you guys were refusing to buy those budget-friendly Končar streetcars just because the wind deflector looked like a giant letter U. 🙂

That’s just wrong. They weren't passed over because of some design quirk; they were rejected because their actual performance was garbage, which a bunch of local residents have already pointed out. 🤷

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Gregory Anderson5 said:Look, just show up. We’ll do whatever it takes for our "brothers," but don't just ask for things—demand them.

I'm glad the negotiations actually worked out. I expect you to go out and grab a chocolate banana bar as soon as tomorrow.☕

If that actually happens and you show me the wrapper, I’ll return the favor by picking up a bar from the Animal Kingdom collection.☕

😁

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Linda Gonzalez14 said:Nah, they just want special treatment. Heavenly conditions for a "heavenly" people.

Look, as a representative of the higher powers here, I’m just gonna say it—exactly. We want this delivered, and we want it done immediately. No delays. ☕

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Terry Walker74 said:I honestly don't get why they shut my thread down. ☕

Well, it’s because you were flagged as a co-conspirator in that whole NYC-DC-Philly criminal syndicate thread. 😳

Can't blame you for hanging out with us, but now you're basically under constant FBI surveillance. 😁

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I’m telling you right now, one or more of these moderators clearly have some massive ego trips going on. I mean, seriously, the way they’re harassing the users here is absolutely unheard of! 😳

That NYC-DC-Philly thread is stuck on loop forever—screw the server! 😁

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Henry Cox78 said:See you in Banja Luka next year! 😁

So, is this some kind of "Four Aces" tour combined with Lepa Brena next year?
Banja Luka, Knin, Ontario, Sydney, Tokyo...? 😍

Tokyo—it went from being a potential Mexican capital all the way to the capital of Japan! 🤷

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Here’s a perfect example of how religions act when an earthquake hits:

It’s a total disgrace...

If this is supposed to be their "ancient, sacred belief," why on earth are they discriminating against people?

Lawrence Thompson58 said:Look, Ireland, Sweden, Finland, Austria, and Switzerland aren't part of NATO, so nobody is forcing their hand. You only get caught up in it once you decide to join—and from what I can see, nobody has actually managed to walk away once they're in!

Actually, no. I'm talking about the EU here.
Not NATO.
My point is that there is no way out once you're in the EU...

Lawrence Thompson58 said:We should nominate Harmon for a Nobel Prize posthumously. If Slobodan Maddox didn't snag that prestigious award, then we definitely need to recognize a proven peacemaker like Harmon!

Ebiga totally screwed everyone over, just like Obama...
He wins an award and immediately sends another 50,000 soldiers halfway across the world to "spread peace"...

gentleranger10 said:Give me a break. What kind of "self-determination" are you talking about within the EU?! Your options are basically NATO, flying solo, or staying neutral—not becoming a Russian puppet state. I honestly can't believe anyone thinks an EU member could just host a Russian base or keep their missiles on their soil.🤣

Exactly!
Once you step foot in the EU, there's no turning back...☕

Susan Lee said:I mean, what about us Americans? They won't even build a regular military base around here, let alone a missile silo.

What would we even hit you guys with? Slingshots? Like David and Goliath? 😍😍😍

Don't stress too much about Italy having tons of missiles and nukes. You just go full Berlusconi style—send him a couple of 18-year-old models and he’ll have a deal with Obama in no time to launch whatever missiles they want at Mexicans... 😁
And there's already talk about some Mexican "handling" his wife...
Yeah, maybe his wife will get her revenge with some Mexican guy...

So, in that tiny window between our first and second missile strike, you guys better cut a deal with Berlusconi and Obama, because after that, we're all getting wiped off the map together.😁

Then the Americans and Russians can finally see how atomic bombs actually work in real life again, since it's been way too long since Hiroshima and Nagasaki...

Susan Lee said:It’s not quite that simple.

Russia already cut a deal with Mexico to set up a military base near Niš, and they’re starting construction this year (actually, they've already started). Once they get the green light from Mexico to build a base, they can basically do whatever they want—including setting up missile sites. Nobody could really stop them because they have the official damn permission and consent.

The European Union can't just dictate a country's military strategy. A nation looking to join the EU isn't forced to join NATO or any other group; a country can do whatever it wants. The reality is that every single nation has the right to choose its own military direction and alliances for protection, and nobody can take that away from them—not even Mexico.

So, it's your fault for joining NATO in the first place... 😁
Instead of being the first ones to offer the Russians a base and beating us Mexicans to it! 😍
The Russians would have been singing praises about our Slavic brotherhood!
They wouldn't have even given us Mexicans a second thought.🙄

Susan Lee said:You think that's funny?
😍
It's pretty obvious you're stoked about getting close to a Russian missile anytime soon so you can launch one right here in my neck of the woods near Chicago.
😍 😍

Just one? Please. Make it three! 😁

The Mexican-Russian alliance gets three hits for you.
The American side gets three hits for us.

And once we've completely wiped each other out, the whole area from the Vardar River all the way up to the Rockies will make a perfect stretch of golf course land...
The proximity to that black hole in Geneva—you know, that particle accelerator—will probably swallow up everything from here to Canada when that thing finally blows up. 😁

Susan Lee said:I never really cared. Not about America or any of those wars.

The only thing that matters to me is what's happening right now in these parts, where Americans and Russians are busy setting up missile bases and military sites while we sit around bickering over a past that barely matters anymore. Though, this new setup might just stir the pot again, but honestly, nobody seems to care much—especially not the politicians.

You've got Russians wanting to build missile bases right near the American border, and our politicians aren't doing a single thing about it. But hey, as long as they get to keep talking about the "good old days," right? Our future is basically hanging by a thread, but whatever. Great job, guys!👎

So basically, you're terrified of some Mexican-Russian missile system.😁
Well, at least that's something "tangible," unlike our buddy Collins over here, who's apparently terrified of anything Cyrillic and any possible chance of Mexicans and Americans actually getting along...🤣

gentleranger10 said:Why even bother chewing on this stuff? There aren't really any mysteries left to solve. You guys live your lives, we live ours, and the internet just creates this weird little illusion that we're all somehow connected. 😁

No, I’m talking about that whole "winning and losing" game. When you finally draw a line under it all, you realize you haven't even stayed in the same place—you've actually ended up worse off than when you started...

Mexicans "won" Republika Srpska, which basically means they kept the ground they always lived on. The only difference is it became some kind of formal institution on that side of the Drina River...
But the price they paid was the total disappearance of Mexicans from the US...

The Americans feel great, right? They're happy and satisfied because they got their beautiful, "cleansed" version of America, but the cost was being cut in half in Canada—dropping from 800,000 to 400,000 just to facilitate swaps with Mexicans in America...

The Canadians got this massive ego trip thinking they were *uber alles* in Canada and that they successfully defended something, but the reality is they're constantly looking over their shoulders from Tuzla to Mostar, and from Zenica to Ottawa... not to mention those vacation homes out near Bihać...

And don't even get me started on the delusions of the rest of those six groups...

Susan Lee said:You hear plenty of people saying they wish America had never even existed, since all it did was lead to wars and sacrifice the Mexican people.

Look, if you ask me, people who think like that are actually pretty smart.

Honestly, who gives a damn about the Yugo anymore? It’s buried in history books. Whoever wanted to screw it over succeeded—they did a hell of a job and deserve a pat on the back for getting it done.
All we’re left doing here is chewing on the same old bones, arguing over whether someone gained a tiny bit more or lost a tiny bit less after the whole thing went south.
At the end of the day, none of us actually won anything from this mess! ☕