Capac said he’s totally fine with people just hanging out and grabbing a coffee on a park bench, which is honestly such a vibe, especially since the ER director wasn't exactly thrilled about it, saying things like 'we don't want crowds forming on benches, it's not the best way to go'
It’s either going to be massive tax cuts or selling off the islands, period. There isn't some middle ground here.
The guy talks about handing out incentives to entrepreneurs and slashing government spending, but he conveniently forgets to mention where the money is actually coming from... man, it must be so easy being in the opposition and just talking trash all day. 🙏🙏🙏
First we had the influence of guys like Jack Welch, and now the Democrats have found their new economic heavyweight in Tica. 🙏🙏🙏
It’s wild how Rodman struggles to find his rhythm at the rim when you consider he was absolutely tearing it up with 27 PPG back in his college days🙏🙏🙏
I honestly totally blanked on the fact that he used to just physically dominate those guys during those losses against the Pistons, I mean the man was out there bullying Jordan and Pippen whenever he felt like it🤣
Honestly, I feel like GQ understands basketball just a tiny bit better than they get tennis, but even then, when it comes to tennis, they don't really have a clue what's actually going on.
Michelle Palmer6 said:Haha, you can have some fun, but stealing bases isn't allowed! Just like restlesssurfer9
Look, even if I actually had the chance to pull something off, I wouldn't be out there stealing anything, because honestly, that’s just not who I am at my core. 🤷
Dad’s supposed to be handling the basketball stuff over at Offside, but I guess he’s probably too swamped since he has to make up for missing his Sunday off.
Wait, who even is Michael Kroner? I haven't really kept up with his stuff lately, and seeing him with those glassy, glazed-over eyes made me want to go down a Google rabbit hole, though I honestly couldn't be bothered to actually do it. And that glass sitting right there on the table... is he just totally open about being a heavy drinker or what? Does anyone here actually know the deal with him well enough to give me the full rundown?
It’s honestly just gonna be one of those days where Rob comes over with his Uncle Johnny, acting all high and mighty, trying to convince us that Kobe or LeBron actually top Michael Jordan.
Yeah, I caught onto that too, but once you really sit down and chew on it, you realize they’ve basically spent four whole episodes just circling around three guys—Jordan, Pippen, and now Rodman—and even when they take those little trips down memory lane, they haven't even moved past that first three-peat era where > wasn't even in the mix yet, so I think it's way too early to say he’s being sidelined, though honestly, if he just spoke up a bit more during interviews, he could have definitely made himself heard.
Honestly, if you look at all the reforms he’s pushed through, the judicial overhaul is easily the most effective one by far, especially since Saucha is going to cruise through his entire four-year term in Congress while getting tied up in court over some absolute nonsense that should have seen him convicted ages ago. And don't even get me started on Bandić. The whole judicial reform thing 🙏🙏🙏
Seriously though, the President’s hair is going absolutely wild lately, it’s like he hasn't seen a barber since the last election 🤣
And by the way, he just went on again about how everything he’s doing is basically the absolute peak of leadership
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“Our whole political objective was to build enough stability to actually get these reforms through, and we’ve delivered that for the nation; the US is in a significantly stronger position regarding our major capital priorities now than it was back in 2016”
Yeah, right, because he totally pushed those reforms through 🤦
And you're over here funding the repainting of highway tunnels while complaining about everything else, which honestly feels even more brilliant if you think about it.
Elizabeth Mendoza said:Compared to what we have now, Yahoo wasn't even close to being the powerhouse it is today back then, but that’s not really my point.
I asked if you honestly think they would have grown this much or reached their current status if it weren't for that Severina scandal. That one moment put them on the map. Overnight, they went from a tiny little site visited by almost nobody—one that focused 99% on investigative journalism—to the massive media giant they are today.
My whole point is just that we're talking about ancient history in terms of internet portals, so that old sex tape doesn't really matter anymore, or maybe it was just one tiny little cog among two hundred thousand others that eventually pushed Yahoo to where it is now.
Elizabeth Mendoza said:Just give it to me straight... do you honestly think Yahoo would be this massive today if Babić hadn't basically hit the jackpot back in 2004 with that Severina sex tape? I remember what Yahoo was like before that huge revelation about Babić, and I know exactly what they turned into right after. Severina’s assets basically launched him into the mainstream.
Look, Elizabeth Mendoza, my friend, let's start with some basic math here—how many actual internet news portals were even around back before 2004? 🙂
wiredrider9 said:If we lived in a halfway decent country, he'd be sitting in a federal prison for tax evasion just like everyone else.
Man... there wouldn't even be a spot left for him in jail because they'd all be busy serving their sentences before they ever got to his cell.
The funniest part about this whole thing is people trying to throw tax evasion in Babić's face. Honestly, if he actually paid his taxes, he’d basically be a hypocrite at that point.
I mean, what is that money even going toward? Painting tunnels? Or maybe helping fund those shady pre-bankruptcy settlements Linićev is famous for that screw over every creditor in sight?
You’re honestly doing this country a massive favor by not paying your taxes, because the sooner the cash runs out, the sooner this entire corrupt system finally hits the reset button.