Posts by Edward Hernandez332

Larry Rivera83 said:The Red Sox? Where were they in the mid-90s when the club was fighting tooth and nail to earn their spot in the big leagues—back when the atmosphere was driven by The Joker and supported by the guys from The Rockettes and the rest of the local Cleveland faithful? I don't recall seeing a single Red Sox banner back when we were grinding through the second division—and believe me, I was at almost every game—nor any mention of that name whatsoever. It’s only once we finally hit the top tier that suddenly, here they are... just some guys from the East Side deciding they need to make some noise. As if being in the major leagues means they can just show up and claim they're the only real club in town... give me a break. I think the only group that actually takes you seriously is The Black Knights, and we all know why that is. 🙂

and the Devil 🤣
Let’s be real: it's common knowledge that today's Red Sox are just local haters of Cleveland, mostly transplants from the South Side who aren't brave enough to join The Black Knights, so now they're annoyed by all the new graffiti left by The Rockettes and have decided to play provocateur.

Tyler Collins27 said:At the 1:45 mark—who is that player from Portland who steps up to shield the fans from the cops? And what was the vibe like from the Black Knights toward him after everything went down?

Martin Shkreli.

Douglas Kern said:

N. forest

Pure genius—I’d actually rock this out in downtown Chicago 🙏

David Price5 said:Imagine watching The Descent for the first time, only to have someone tell you ten minutes after the credits rolled that Juno actually made it out alive. Or worse, that Sarah survived too, despite seeing them closing in while she hallucinated her daughter. It would have ruined everything. The Descent was pure, calculated madness. The themes of revenge, the heavy symbolism of that ending, and the raw reality that nobody made it out—it was perfect. Now, with a sequel, all that impact feels wasted. I find myself questioning if Juno recovered too quickly, or if she’s been trapped in there for years. Honestly, I just don't care about these characters anymore. It feels like they just cranked up the violence for the sake of it.

Look, the whole point of The Descent was a group of friends venturing into the underworld and facing raw, naked survival against superior predators in impossible conditions. You had that silent, psychological war brewing between two friends as they tried to adapt to the nightmare. Now, I’ll give you this—the foundation for the second film is a bit shaky—but given the direction they took, it was probably the only way to go. There's a ton of violence, sure, but that's because the movie shifted gears; it stopped being an adventure and turned into straight-up action horror.

David Price5 said:Just one bit of advice—stay far away from the sequel. If you actually enjoyed the first film, please don't watch it.

I don't know about that—personally, I thought it was pretty solid. It’s basically just a carbon copy of the original, sure, but it manages to pull off a few genuinely great scenes along the way. 🤷

Donna Gray4 said:Argent is a must😉

As for the claustrophobia in this movie... man, it’s incredible. I know I mentioned to my buddy earlier that we haven't seen anything this suffocating since Alien or The Thing. It really left me feeling completely helpless.😢😁

If you're looking for that feeling of total helplessness, then you should probably go watch Martyrs instead.🙂

Edward Miller18 said:http:///img295.imageshack.us/img295/6672/kremer172.jpg

👍

I actually spotted him just now on my way home🙏🙏

Douglas Kern said:

FC Lorient

This last one would have been absolutely perfect if it wasn't completely plastered with all those damn advertisements.

Ajax's away kit. Looks pretty sharp 🙂

Douglas Kern said:

Funny 🙂

Some user actually asked me to drop this video here, so fine, here you go 🙂
Mad Max

I think this one might have already popped up, but I really need to get it on here 🙏
Marseille third shirt

Sean Nguyen4 said:Genoa 2010-2011: pure tradition.

That’s the bottom line. 🙏

Black Corinthians 😍 If they could just get rid of that obnoxious sponsor logo on the front 🙏

This Real Madrid black one is just too much 🙏

I didn't even take any photos myself—though let’s be honest, they would have ended up online sooner or later anyway. There was even a news report about it on TV today. Look, the Graffiti definitely deserves to be documented while it's actually being created 🙏

As if they hadn't done enough—now they’re looking at banning parking right in front of 🙏🙏
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darkstag4 said:I really need 🙏🙏🙏🙏 some kind of photo that shows the whole thing from start to finish...

How many people here actually think we're looking at something close to 15 meters? 🙏

I could swear I read somewhere that it’s closer to 30m🙏
I’m heading up there tomorrow to go photograph that monstrosity myself. 🙂

http://i45.tinypic.com/1267o05.jpg
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ABSOLUTELY PHENOMENAL 🙏🙏🙏

Larry Rivera83 said:absolutely stunning shots 🙏🙏🙏

I remember playing pickup basketball once while pushing my boyfriend in a stroller 😢

Aaron Rogers2 said:The guy’s been around longer and has more guest appearances than most people on this board—so maybe show a little respect?

And how exactly are we supposed to measure that—by their post count or how mysterious they act?
Honestly, you’d think having more experience would mean actually understanding things better—though I suspect he gets it—but some things are just incredibly hard to change. Some habits... well, they just refuse to die...