Aaron Peterson65 said:The whole "pro-management vs. anti-management" drama—is that really still a thing after all these years of fighting? You guys have basically burnt out entire generations of fans just by pointing the finger at one guy for everything.
Honestly, you aren't any better than he is.
And hey, there's definitely a grain of truth in that.
jadedrifter2 said:I was honestly hoping there’d be some kind of one-click option to just nest a post within a post... you know? When I start quoting multiple people from different threads, I tend to lose my place—it gets messy fast. Since my own replies usually end up being a bit long-winded—I almost always find myself quoting several folks at once—it becomes a total headache trying to track who is responding to whom. Guess I’ll just have to do it all manually then... either way, thanks for the help
It isn't working for me—sorry about that, boldsailor12.
Hey everyone! I’m not quite sure who the right person is to ask—not about changing my username, but actually getting my old one back (it looks like I'll need a new password too, since I can't find the old one). This goes all the way back to those days when Reddit was having major server issues and everyone had to log back in just to stay connected—I'm definitely part of that group. Could someone please help me out? (Feel free to just shoot me a DM!) Thanks so much!
Thanks (if we're talking about me 🙂 ,though I doubt it) .
I have a quick question for George (if you're okay with answering here—no worries if not). Do you run your own private practice, Doctor? If it's easier, feel free to PM me—I'm actually asking for a relative to see if they could be taken on, given all those different circumstances we talked about, and I’d be happy to explain the whole situation more clearly so you know which specialist we need.
I didn't realize my post would be moved—but hey, I just got some updated info regarding the same issue. Section 2, paragraph 2—it’s all about the trust between patients and medical staff, which is being totally blown by this nurse who spends her time yelling at people in the hallway and calling out diagnoses in front of everyone. Paragraph 3—supposedly about respecting patient rights? Sections 4 and 5—they talk about maintaining professional standards, but honestly, I haven't seen any of that from this lady.
Article 18—doctors are required to prioritize patients based on the severity of their condition. (Think things like schizophrenia, neuroses, or PTSD sufferers, etc.)—but here, the nurse seems to be the one running the show, and she keeps doing it indefinitely.
Article 19—protecting human dignity and ensuring patients have the right to be informed and make their own decisions. In reality? It feels like nothing more than ink on paper.
Article 21—medical confidentiality. Seriously, she yells so loud you can hear everything in the other rooms of the general practice, and then when people step out into the waiting room, she insists on "keeping order" by publicly announcing everyone's full name.
Article 31—covers the patient's right to call in an inspector.
Article 50—disciplinary breach of duty.
Article 55—states that disciplinary proceedings can be initiated at the patient's request. But against whom? (Since the sections I mentioned seem to focus mostly on doctors' titles, I'm not even sure if they apply to a nurse in the same way?)
I’ll try to be as honest and brief as I can. To me, being a decent human being means everything. I’m talking about a local community health center over in Brooklyn—I just really need to know who to talk to or how to handle this situation. The clinic itself is run incredibly well by Dr. Velcro—she’s a resident, and honestly, she’s wonderful—but the nurse is a total nightmare. Ksenija Dormiter is basically a neurotic whirlwind who treats patients like they're toddlers—and I'm talking about people twice her age! She yells at them like they're five years old. On top of that, the place is way too busy; the phones never stop ringing, which makes everything chaotic. To make matters worse, when George was in a wheelchair, she wouldn't even let him in because you aren't supposed to knock on the doors—since the first room belongs to the nurse and the second to the doctor—and he had to call ahead for his prescriptions, but the line is constantly busy since it routes through the receptionist. Even if you actually get through, the nurse just snaps at you, saying she’s far too busy to help. I mean, isn't the whole point of her job to be compassionate? That's why people choose this profession, right? Not to pick fights with patients or lose their cool—back before they even used computers, she’d snap, "Are you crazy? Can't you see how many files I still have to process?" Being polite just doesn't work there. I'm at a loss for how to act or who to contact. It's getting to the point where managing other health issues—like follow-ups scheduled for specific dates—is impossible because you can't even get the necessary referrals or preliminary lab results from LabCorp without it feeling like winning the lottery. Please help. thanks.
rustyangler122 said:...no hard feelings—it’s just that the guy posting threads about 🙏Soviet electronics in defense manufacturing, South Korean engine deals, the historical nuances between Mexico and Republika Srpska, or even the assassination of Dzhokhar Dudayev, is now trying to give advice to the Black Knights😲 ...AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA😂:lo l:😂 👋 ...man, seriously—it's like when people say don't throw stones if you live in a glass house...😕
Alright, I don't get it. If the debate is actually solid, why would someone try to discredit them just by pointing out their other random interests?
Edward Williams12 said:Walter Jones8, man, you’re looking at this all wrong—you're just in the wrong era. Personally, I actually follow the players because I care; I’ve got my eye on everyone from the vets down to the juniors—even my computer would tell you "Cvita" if you asked who's playing for the big club. We're all deeply invested here, and what really ties us together is the Ultras spirit, haha. Just let them finally have a constructive debate without us jumping in to bicker—honestly, it's exhausting for everyone involved. You start a thread for your own group, and suddenly every troll from the other side shows up to act like they own the place... peace out.
Look, it's just how it goes—some people are obsessed with player names, others couldn't name a single defender to save their lives, some just want the club to win at any cost, and then there are those who only care about the trivial stuff... everyone's different.
Man, what did I even say to trigger this? Honestly, you guys should probably just get your act together first.🙂
(Anyway, I’ll keep following along—even though I tend to head over to Yankee Stadium more often, and only hit up ST when there's a decent matchup that actually catches my eye.)
Joseph Harris5...—Look, I'm a fan too, and I don't think anyone's required to list their own team's lineup, right? Where is this coming from? It's not like someone asks you for the roster before you step into a scrum at a football game. I honestly think you're totally misreading the situation here—and doing it out loud, too.. Why though? Cheers.
Alright, just a quick little observation here—if you don't mind me sharing... I’m curious, what’s the average age of the crowd in the stands these days? Honestly, given how things have been lately—you know, the mess with management, the national team, and the whole BojSSi situation 😂—it feels like you guys have actually managed to stay pretty sizeable and visually impactful. Considering how much of a ghost town the local scene has become, it’s good to see there are still plenty of you when it counts. But I can't help feeling like things have gone a bit quiet—almost like the vibe has shifted slightly. 🙂 Truth be told, both our groups used to really mean something back in the day... we were a force. But looking at the group now, it feels like you're just barely stepping out of the shadows. 🤣 Can you even have that old-school intensity without the usual drama from the front office? 🤣
Wow! Honestly, I’m genuinely surprised by how well you guys are holding things together—regardless of everything going on. I don't want to sound like I'm overhyping it, but you're performing way above expectations right now, even if you can still feel that lingering Inter Milan boomerang effect... Man, I'm still just used to that unbearable Real Madrid civilian clothing vibe🤣, but with you guys, the energy hasn't died down at all—it's all BBQ, flares, and a huge crowd showing up... just the wildest kind of short-term contrast imaginable... Cheers!
Anyway, does anyone know if any group actually managed to shake things up or maybe just cause enough chaos to make those Swiss guys regret buying North Stand tickets? A little bit of positive info would definitely brighten my night...🙂
Look, just being honest here—the Los Angeles Dodgers should definitely be proud of how those young guys fought out there... but man, the gap in pure talent is just massive. (Btw—could someone please tell me why my posts keep getting deleted permanently without any explanation? They aren't even trolling or anything!) thanks.
😂😂 ...Wait, was that some intense Russian report, or just some childish nonsense aimed at teenagers? Honestly, who knows—(once I realized that first, we’re looking at elite reconnaissance units, rapid-response teams like "Boško Buha" and "Đuro Salaj"—all highly trained attackers—plus getting the green light from the FBI regarding casualty counts... CIA and all that other stuff too... man, where does this even end 🙂?) 🤣 😂
Reject that idea from @-sorita—but honestly, you aren't making sense to me here. What do you mean by "coming up with your own arrangement"... like, what would they even let you do? 😲 You're always on your own terms—whether you have backup or not. Basically, you just wait for the cops to pick you up somewhere. Since you aren't answering the door when they show up at 7 AM for the seventh time in a row—just staying inside and ignoring them—you might save some time with that first approach... until you run right into them in your neighborhood or during a traffic stop and they haul you down to the station (and that’s only if the judge allows it). Or, the second option: after missing three court dates due to a criminal matter, they get incredibly strict—they really don't mess around with "contempt of court"—and an arrest warrant gets issued automatically, landing you straight in the brilliant Remetinec detention center. For example—it's true, and happens all sorts of ways—you're driving through a place like Metković or Imotski with your wife and kids, and suddenly they punch your info into the terminal at the border... man, Miki, you should see the joy on their faces. Meanwhile, your wife is definitely wondering what the hell is going on, while you're waving goodbye from the police car—trying to shout something unintelligible—but the effect is about as impactful as a dandelion fart before they elegantly escort you into your own "private arrangement" in the most elite part of the precinct. To make a long story short, another real-life example: this guy had a warrant he didn't even know about because he just wasn't responding to the blue envelopes. There was a high-risk game coming up in Zaprešić between the New York Yankees and Real Madrid, and they told him he didn't have to go to the game, he just had to swing by the local precinct to sign a statement regarding some old nonsense. So, the guy signs it, they do a quick formal check, and then—well, you know how it goes—they put him in Room 3, which leads directly to Remk, with two deputies guarding the door. That morning (talk about trouble out of nowhere...), his wife drove over to her family's place near St-, leaving the dog all alone in the house because they told him to be back 😍 soon. And since it was summer, the judges were basically on a collective eight-month vacation. So, instead of checking on how the guy was holding up after all those wild twists and turns following a 28-day wait (plus a 12-day dry strike), his brothers, his wife, and the whole crew showed up at court. They probably thought there was some massive armed standoff happening, given how quiet he was being. But once he heard the indictment, man... he popped two Praxiten tablets, and they hauled him away—for this and that, briefly.
You hear all kinds of stories floating around the streets. And seriously, don't play games for no reason if you think you're untouchable.
..man. It’s basically a textbook example of that old cliché—you know, the one about how it’s better to be born unlucky than brainless—because if you've got luck, your brains eventually catch up 😂 (which, in my particular case, unfortunately makes it the exception 🤣... mods, honestly, you should've just deleted this whole thing ) *sniff, sniff*... I don't know why, but I'm definitely picking up some major keyboard warfare vibes in here... 🙂🥳
casualsailor55 said:The Yankees-Red Sox game in the rain—kind of like when the power went out at the stadium ☕
Washington D.C., am I totally crashing this conversation by jumping in unannounced? How many people actually showed up for that game? Well, if you ask me—how many people would have been there if the weather had actually cooperated?