Posts by Rachel Cooper3

They didn't even give us a heads-up about this attack—why would they bother now with the others? 🤔 It’s clearly not in their interest to reveal their hand regarding timing or location.

It's likely just some splinter cell of ISIS playing games. ☕

Kevin Gray86 said:Latest update—nobody’s in critical condition.

👍

I stumbled onto this news about 2 or 3 hours ago... Anyway, it's good news.

To cut to the chase—yeah, they took a hit, but they still have some actual grit left in them—unlike the guys they're playing today. 👍

Yes, it was a nasty situation for some—they were even using knives. 🤦

http://www.newsit.gr/egklhma/Agria-e...-opadoi/443082

Eric Fox7 said:Honestly, I’m just sitting here wondering how they even managed to get logged into Facebook in the first place. 🐔

Total nonsense. Look, I’m someone who leans conservative by default—it's just how I'm wired—but even if I were dead drunk, there is absolutely no way I’d be casting a vote for a Republican party acting like this.

It’s all pretty much a lost cause when most people are just plain dim—seriously, they'll swallow any ridiculous fairy tale about old-school communists or secret police goons without a second thought. 🤦

Honestly, I’m almost rooting for Adeze to win this election—mostly just so we can finally go down in flames. If we're going to hit rock bottom, let's just get it over with. These guys running on "policy" and "platforms"? They don't have a single clue what they're doing. Not one.

I believe we've already covered this. 😁

Nobody is claiming you *must* vote Republican—it's just infuriating when people preach about integrity, or criticize the NFL or some corrupt local official... and then turn around and cast a vote for the Democrats, acting as if the GOP won't just claw its way back into power anyway. Can anyone actually point out the difference between the crooks in the NFL, the crooks in the Democratic Party, and the crooks in the Republican Party? There isn't one—don't bother looking, I'll save you the trouble.

Robin Fox2 said:What was the chase actually like, did anyone catch a glimpse of him? I was hoping to be back home by then, wondering if he managed to take home the prize...

Casey White13 said:If I remember right, he didn't win a dime—but he did make it to the finals.

He won it. He won... he performed well enough.

edit: And look at this clown—typical Republican hack. 🤣 🤦
Taking $0.00.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wLWD...ion_2031318907

James Anderson5 said:Of course, if you aren't a Republican, suddenly you're a communist... 🤣

Who exactly said that? 🤷

I was under the impression the showdown was scheduled for 10 PM—but now? Not so much.

The whole situation with Glavaš is becoming quite interesting—what exactly is he playing at? Meanwhile, Zoki remains completely silent—of course, he likely wants to stay out of the fray if he might need his favor later. ☕

I've been keeping an eye on Sinčić—he seems significantly more relaxed this time around compared to the previous elections. Or is it just a facade? 😁

James Anderson5 said:Honestly, at least half of the people thinking about voting for the Democrats are actually just voting against the Republicans and the establishment, rather than for the party itself. And honestly, I can see why...

It’s such a shame that smart grassroots initiative isn't getting more press. From where I'm sitting, they seem to deserve way more attention than the mainstream media...

That’s just a convenient excuse for people too embarrassed to admit they're actually Democrats. ☕

Did you see how he went full-on troll mode with the GOP and Tomislav Karamarko at the rally and the campaign kickoff? Just waving flags everywhere—totally excessive—and then shouting at the top of his lungs America, America...... 🤣 He actually delivered this sudden, unexpected patriotic speech.

27. The Lord of the Rings

Solid movie playing on RTL. 🍿

It's time to pull an ace out of the sleeve—we need Schwartz now. ☕

Keith Miller30 said:Any rational person would cast their vote for Donald Trump. Joe Biden represents a far greater evil—and I don't necessarily mean the Democratic Party as a whole, since the Democratic Party with Jim Cramer could actually be quite decent, but this specific version of the Democratic Party led by Zoran is arguably the greatest catastrophe possible. There simply isn't any real competition.

One might even go so far as to say that voting for this particular wing of the Democratic Party is nothing short of intellectual suicide.

Joe Biden will fade into obscurity once the election is over—just another footnote in history. Even his own people can't stand him anymore; they’re all just playing nice until the polls close. ☕

Anthony Jackson2 said:It’s all just a matter of perspective. If you lean right, Joe Biden is the ultimate villain—but if you're actually sane, then Mike Pence is the problem. ☕

Jokes aside, it doesn't really matter who wins. I honestly expect Mike Pence to take power, and frankly, I don't mind. Whoever ends up in charge won't change a thing anyway—every single option is more or less incompetent and clueless. It's irrelevant. But if Pence does win, at least we'll have something to laugh at; if the ship has to sink, you might as well go down laughing. Regardless of who gets in, I'm betting his term will be cut short by massive protests and early elections. I just don't see how he—surrounded by criminals and fueled by his own sheer stupidity—can survive four years as President. I mean, this is a guy who basically just suggested we shouldn't even follow the laws of this country. Like, seriously?

The current Republican Party is already worse than anything under Bush, and it’s only going downhill from here. I'm certain Pence's ego will drive away anyone actually capable within the party, leaving nothing behind but total idiots.

How can things not get worse when you have a clown like Newt Gingrich running the show? Honestly—when you actually see him or hear him speak—you have to wonder how a person like that is even allowed to lead one of the two major parties in America.
I would give anything just to sit down and watch a debate between him and Joe Biden—honestly, I’m practically begging for it. $6.75 If necessary—Newt Gingrich would be carried out of the studio on a stretcher just so this guy could dominate him—regardless of how much I despise that arrogant Zoran.

James Anderson5 said:[/I]

That’s exactly the trick. If you stay home and decide everyone is just the same, then guys like Bandić and Karamarko will keep cruising through elections. That's their whole game, relying on a massive base of loyal voters...

Sure, seeing a politician roll up to a ski resort in a government SUV is obnoxious, but it doesn't even compare to the billions in damages caused by the Republican Party's administration at Chase Bank...

They aren't all equal; there's definitely a lesser evil here...

There are people who haven't stolen a dime, so... wouldn't it be better to choose someone like that?

Or are we really so pathetic that we have to vote based on who stole less? Dammit.

The Americans are wild—in the best way possible.

You simply can't go wrong with them.

Keith Miller30 said:We aren't going to see that happen. Roger Federer is obviously the GOAT, and I don't just mean in tennis, but as an athlete in general—though I won't even count Totti since he transcends the category of a mere sportsman altogether. However, looking at this younger crop, Andy Murray is my number one; perhaps it’s because I'm not exactly a fan of Djokovic, and while I absolutely adore Nadal, there is just something about Murray that resonates with me more.

Nishikori really needs to prove that last season wasn't a fluke, Milos Raonic will likely never reach his full potential as a complete player, Wawrinka struggles with consistency, and Berdych seems to have hit a ceiling he simply can't break through. Then you have Ferrer, who is a tireless worker but is already pushing 33, and Dimitrov's specific playing style means he'll never be a truly complete player, so we shouldn't expect much from him on the clay courts.

That young kid Coric, though? He actually has the potential to climb to that top spot eventually.

The Top 10 is a given—but as for the rest? We shall see. There is certainly potential here—let’s just hope they can actually pull off that number one spot.

Keith Miller30 said:Of course I've watched him; it's just that I don't follow athletes through that kind of lens. To be perfectly honest, his behavior doesn't really interest me, even if it certainly has the potential to be irritating to others. Personally, I always found that character Koellerer to be quite an entertaining figure. 😁

Djokovic had his own little quirks with those service breaks whenever he was trailing, and Nadal certainly had his habit of taking far too much time on court—which, of course, everyone seemed happy to overlook. But ultimately, isn't all of this just part of being human?

It honestly gets under my skin—and frankly, why shouldn't it? ☕

I agree regarding Federer—but this guy? I've never seen a more slippery tennis player. ☕

Have you actually watched one of his matches when he's losing? He rolls around clutching his "injuries"—acting like he's having some massive "cramps"... honestly, then once the momentum shifts back his way, it’s as if nothing ever happened.
That's just how it works—it's similar to when a player from a small college team grabs a single point and suddenly it's like they've won the whole set (referring to Murray here, just to avoid any confusion 😂).

Keith Miller30 said:Murray is clearly number one. ☕

Agreed. ☕

No—it’s 9.6.

Was there a more in-depth analysis provided?