Posts by Daniel Carter9

Angela Newman33 said:we still need materials to finish the bathroom:

- drywall (the moisture-resistant kind) and all the mounting hardware
- insulation for behind the drywall and inside the partition walls (likely mineral wool)
- plumbing supplies for both water lines and drainage, including all the fittings

We’re also short on cash for the shower stall and a few other little things like towel racks and stuff.

Angela Newman33 said:Since I'm actually drafting a rather pointed letter to a sanitation company right now, there’s a chance we might not end up needing any of this at all. 🙂

I'll post an update here once I know more. 🙂

Michelle Palmer6 said:*yawn* Please, I’m begging you, don't go destroying this forum, oh no ☕

Thomas Foster5 said:You guys clearly don't get how this forum works.
You could sit here posting for a hundred years about this or that—it won't change a thing.
Someone actually needs to send Bellwether a direct message containing a formal request, solid arguments, and proof that there’s actual public demand behind it.

steelskipper5 said:Look, when you registered, maybe you just didn't notice it. That little smiley icon has been hanging around since this whole thing moved over from the old monitor.net forum—and honestly, a bunch of the regular ladies here have been using it forever.

placidcyclist5 said:Look, I’m all for it. Every single American sports fan, regardless of which team they bleed for, needs to step up. We need to bury our differences for once and go after those lowlifes collectively (I'm talking about Ivo Sanders and that whole crowd of crooks who spent their lives drinking away the country's future...). Count me in. I'm leading the charge on this one...
Let's get organized and make this happen!

Carol Wright9 said:🙂 Špaker.🤣

Jamie James6 said:I’ve been reading through this thread regarding the new fan law, and I honestly don't get why everyone is getting so worked up about it.

Take the masking issue, for example. The law states that masking is prohibited for the purpose of hiding your identity if the goal is to dodge responsibility for a violation. To me, that means wearing face paint or team colors is perfectly fine—that's just being a fan. It’s only an issue if you’re wearing a mask and a disguise while throwing a flare onto the field..

Then there’s the alcohol rule. They’ve set the limit at 0.1% BAC. Once you factor in the Draeger 10 % tolerance, you’re looking at roughly 0.12 to 0.13. Depending on your body type and how fast you drink, that’s basically two to four beers. If you’re already wasted, you’re a liability in the stands anyway, so why even show up? Besides, most stadiums aren't exactly selling heavy craft brews; it’s usually just light stuff.

As for minors caught committing a violation (like lighting flares), the rule says they should be reported to everyone involved. What on earth? The idea is to notify parents and social services. Now, involving the school seems like a stretch—I’m not really on board with that part—but parents definitely need to know if their kid is out there breaking the law.

In my opinion, you guys are overreacting a bit, provided you aren't actually looking to cause trouble...🤷

My advice? Have a lawyer's number ready to go right there at the stadium. Let them deal with the police; the cops aren't going to appreciate being provoked. You have a legal right to counsel and to use whatever legal remedies are available to you. That’s a much smarter move than just shouting insults at everyone in sight. Write down the badge number of any officer who harasses you, file a report, and keep a lawyer on speed dial. Show them that you are a disciplined, organized group rather than just a "drunk mob," as that old song goes...

"Get out of town, the drunk crew is coming in..." or something like that.

Dana Morris3 said:It’s enough to make your head spin, really, though a little more respect for someone with the seasoned caliber of a spitka core wouldn't hurt you... meanwhile, the amateur is just sitting there drooling.

Anonymous said:That happened back in '94. We had thirty minutes of dead silence, fifteen minutes of pure chaos, and then everyone walked out of the south stands—every single last person.

boldhound8 said:I think you guys are talking absolute nonsense.🙂 Look, I get it, we all want the same thing, but let's stop wasting our breath on SF bullshit because honestly, spinning our wheels on that crap is a total waste of time. We should be talking about what actually works.

First off, let’s get real: no single group can pull off filling an empty stadium by itself during some random mid-week game against Indianapolis... Actually, forget just the stadium, forget even just one section, dammit...

And you people really think boycotting El Clásico would work? A match where 60,000 people would show up if Dodger Stadium could actually hold 60,000? Jebiga, even if the entire Ultras crew and every single local chapter stayed home, the stands would still be packed. Hell, people might even thank us for staying away because there’d be a few thousand extra tickets left over... Would there be cheering? Real atmosphere? No. But there’d be some half-assed noise and everyone would act like everything is fine... The wolves get fed while the sheep just get counted.😉

What would we actually achieve? Absolutely nothing.
What kind of message would it send? Zero.
Basically, when you actually stop and think about it, you'd probably just end up causing a massive backfire...