GP Germany - 07/25/2010
in Formula 1 ·
hahaha sorry 😵
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Torcida said:Give me a break. First it’s Ivica Vlaović, then Robert Prosinečki, Rapaić, Tomáš Rosický—now even Trifon Ivanov is getting thrown into the mix because someone mentioned Vanja Grubješić. 😁 If we’re just listing legends, you might as well throw in half the roster from the Olympic handball team while you're at it... It doesn't prove anything when people just start rattling off names like they're reading a history book. And honestly? Victor Valdés was a total liability in goal.
Roger Allen3 said:If I’m being perfectly honest, the entire movie felt like one long buildup to the single moment when young Michael would finally return to the Corleone estate to settle the score with Don Vito. That’s why the whole sequence left me feeling a bit let down; the execution just lacked the narrative weight it deserved. It should have been the cinematic peak of the story, but instead, they just had him walk right up, jam a blade into his gut, and tear him apart... then just bolt out of there. They even wounded someone else in the process. Honestly, they should have gone there and presented him with an offer he couldn't refuse, rather than resorting to something so blunt 🙂
And besides, Don Vito is practically half-dead, barely clinging to life...
Phoenix said:Of course it’s common knowledge, starting with Ranko " Rafael" Boban leading the charge for the Black Legion, followed by everyone else in the pack....
Michael Adams2 said:I heard he finally got banned. Honestly, one less Mexican to deal with—that’s always a win in my book.😁
Arthur Martinez7 said:It really depends on how you look at it... if you’re just picking up a gig as a server at a local diner, it isn't exactly a catastrophe because you can pick up the ropes in about a week, but I highly doubt anyone would even consider letting someone step into a role as a cardiovascular surgeon or a long-haul trucker without the proper credentials and training.
Arthur Martinez7 said:Look, I don't see anything wrong with using connections to land a job... Honestly, having a solid network in life is essential because it lets you bypass so much red tape and get things done way faster than going through the front door every single time. The real issue—and this is what gets me worked up—is when people here in the States use those connections to shove completely incompetent individuals into roles they have no business holding.
Whatever said:Well, honestly, that’s just how things work here. I mean, you can't expect George W. Bush to be some massive, all-consuming monster who personally keeps tabs on every single mid-level bureaucrat who feels the need to hire every incompetent cousin they have in the family tree...
Uranus said:Just leave their mothers out of this; none of them are even stepping foot on the court for the finals tomorrow.