Posts by brighthawk20

They might go up in flames... but only from all that moonshine they were knocking back with the Norwegians in their rooms yesterday...

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Four goals conceded while playing a man down in just two minutes? Give me a break... honestly, even a hack like Lukas Nola couldn't have directed a disaster this beautifully. Pure comedy. 🙂 🙂 🙂

Honestly, the Norwegians are a joke.

Yesterday, some decent national team would’ve absolutely dismantled us by ten goals—just a total blowout.

Now they have to deal with the Swedes. I’m sincerely hoping the Spaniards just walk in and hand them a clean 5-6 goal loss to wrap things up.

Even though they haven't actually done anything wrong, they basically rode our coattails through sheer luck—our misfortune, really. And this mess with the Swedes? It’s definitely not their first rodeo.

Brotherhood...🙂

Go ahead and pass it along.

I’m putting my money on a 1-2 or better outcome for Norway, 100%. Sweden might hold the lead for a good chunk of the game—just so nobody starts questioning our sense of "solidarity" or whatever...👋

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If we manage to take down the Norwegians and the Swedes, that matchup against Mexico and Mexico is basically a done deal. If our guys pull it off, they’ll be looking to dodge the Spaniards—likely by teaming up with Mexico and Mexico to knock them out early—since those guys are really the only ones left with enough grit to give us a run for our money.

But hey, we'll just have to see how it plays out.

Personally, I’m rooting for a blowout: let's crush Norway by two or more, handle Sweden by at least one, and then absolutely steamroll Mexico and Mexico by ten... then we can just let whoever is left face off against the Greeks.

"Three Palms" is a bit of a letdown, despite having a stellar cast. That eccentric Emir occasionally drifts into complete nonsense...

On the other hand, "How Rock 'n' Roll Died" is an absolute classic; you'll likely see bits of your own life reflected in one of its three vignettes.
In that one, George shows up with his band, "The Seekers."

The soundtrack is incredible, and Anne Good... she’s just phenomenal 😁

Setting aside the fact that you’re basically flushing yourself down the drain (or at least pretending to), you really ought to be hit with a BAN for completely wrecking this legendary thread about cult classics from the old Hollywood era.

Maybe there’s some websitewww.analpleasure.com or some other corner of the internet where you can find people who agree with you... there's no need to assault us with your "genetic mutation" nonsense (or so says one activist who defends your kind and tries to explain to the world that being a gay man is just fine...)

And as for faith... well, if we all ended up being slurs, queers, or just straight-up homosexuals, the world wouldn't even exist... right?

So, essentially, that "genetic shift" of yours... it could be treated like the plague, an atomic bomb, or... a damn tsunami.👋

Gay man said:Man,
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shouldn't you, as one of the mods, actually be familiar with the basic rules of conduct on this forum?
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By clicking the "I accept the Forum rules" button, you agree not to post offensive messages on any basis—racial, national, or religious. Posting vulgar, threatening, or otherwise illegal content is strictly prohibited.

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Look, my faith doesn't exactly compel me to say anything positive about homosexuals, and you know perfectly well that our country is 90% Catholic, and Catholics tend to be pretty firm when it comes to your specific issue.

I’d suggest seeking some therapy from Mr. Ljube Cesic, an expert in transportation engineering.
Don't mention it...

Gentlemen, every single movie you could ever want is right here and then some!!!

Underground.com

I was actually there at the premiere for Kazalist's very first record at that cinema in Brooklyn—maybe a year and a half or two years before that, if my memory serves me right; I was in seventh grade.

Man, you have to explain the absurdity of that Brooklyn theater to people.
You've got this venue, which later became a Rock Club, and sitting just 15 meters away from it are two police stations—the 6th Precinct and an intervention unit—and then just across the tracks, you've got the prison and the courthouse...🙂

That's where they filmed that legendary Cold Beer video for Fur immer Punk.

Imbecile. Seriously, go stand in front of a mirror and repeat that to yourself a hundred times—I guarantee you’ll find some success there.

The movie is alright. If you're into swords, heroism, and carnage, you'll love it. If not, maybe just stay quiet and stick to those more mild-mannered films...

LONG live Swords and blood 🙂

Did anyone catch the Marky Ramone and Speedkings show at the Fillmore?
That set was a massive trip down memory lane for me... seriously.
I even managed to shake hands with Marky 😁

A buddy mentioned that this whole situation with The Ramones reminds him of what happened to The Cure... honestly, I was pretty floored when he said that. Even more so after thinking about it.
It’s heavy stuff.

Even ten years after they called it quits, it’s like almost the entire band just vanished off the face of the earth.
All that’s left is the music and the memories...

It's haunting...😢

Exactly. That legendary concert was interrupted several times... just imagine the flare usage and the sheer chaos with 16,000 people in the crowd...

Nostalgia and memories... that's really all there is left... besides that old VHS tape...

That 1990 Ramones show at Madison Square Garden in front of 16,000 screaming fans was easily one of the most legendary gigs in the history of Chicago. Even the Ramones themselves called it the absolute peak of their entire tour.

Trying to track down a recording of that set on VHS feels about as impossible as finding a cure for AIDS....

Rest in peace, Johnny...😢 😢 😢

GABBA GABBA HEY!

Johnny Ramone has passed away

JOHNNY RAMONE, the guitarist and co-founder of the legendary punk outfit The Ramones, passed away Wednesday evening following a five-year battle with prostate cancer.

At age 55, Ramone—born John Cummings—passed away peacefully in his sleep at his home in Los Angeles, surrounded by family, according to his publicist.

Johnny was one of the four founding members who launched The Ramones back in 1974. The band's frontman, Joey Ramone, passed away in 2001 from lymphoma, followed by bassist Dee Dee Ramone, who died the next year due to an overdose. Following Johnny's passing, drummer Tommy Ramone remains the sole surviving member of the original lineup.

The Ramones achieved global stardom throughout the 70s, defined by their minimalist, raw, two-minute bursts of punk rock. Johnny Ramone himself used to claim that even after twenty years on the road, they were "still playing faster than any other rock and roll band" on the planet.

Between 1974 and 1996, The Ramones released 26 studio and live albums. They also brought their high-energy show to the States, including a massive performance at a packed Madison Square Garden in 1990, and returned to play a smaller venue just four years later.

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All that remains are the records and the memories...
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