Posts by Nancy Sanchez31

hiddencyclist112 said:I honestly find what the Ukrainians are doing to Tymoshenko quite unsettling. From everything I’ve seen so far, the man hasn't even made an official statement on this issue, yet somehow that silence is being treated like a criminal offense. And then there's the fact that he's still working with Zenit in Russia. Is that supposed to be considered complicity or what? I don't get it. It is entirely possible that I don't have the full picture here, but from my limited understanding, it seems like everyone is being expected to explicitly declare their allegiances and pick a side immediately.
I don't know; it feels similar to these irrational retaliations we're seeing against Russians across the globe—targeting athletes, artists, and regular people whose only "sin" is having any connection to Russia at this moment.

To me, this isn't about trying to sit on two sides of the fence. It’s simply a personal choice in this specific moment to not take a side—or perhaps, more accurately, it's my own plea for peace and a refusal to participate in all this madness. But no, apparently we’re just going to erase your entire legacy and all 140 of your appearances. Who cares, right? So much for democracy.

Something similar to what happened with Hakan Sukur. It's sick.
Look, maybe he's a coward, maybe he's pro-Russian, whatever—but you shouldn't strip away things he actually earned throughout his life. That kind of stuff is intangible.

Kyle Campbell4 said:There are far too many suspicious activities happening under the radar with what they’re doing. That is exactly why I maintain that you could actually recoup your money if you simply filed a formal report with the authorities. I still need to determine whether this will result in a productive outcome or just an outburst of pure, unadulterated rage.

The allocation of EU funds remains a critical pillar of our economic infrastructure.

Let's go with the old Bijes. Honestly, screw them. ☕

Justin James10 said:I bet Ursula or Charles Michel will be out there soon making some big announcement claiming everything is perfectly fine, because apparently they have this incredibly cunning plan to replace all those solar cells and wind turbines by next year alone!🕺

Maybe we could try installing some massive industrial fans that blow directly into wind turbines—though, I guess you'd have to figure out what exactly is powering those fans first. It's an interesting thought, if a bit circular. ☕

placidmaker62 said:A close friend of mine from Mexico was very blunt with me about his stance on Russia in this war. He believes Ukrainians have been manipulated by NATO and thinks Russia is actually doing the right thing by liberating them from American influence. In his view, the West is essentially orchestrating this whole conflict. We aren't really on good terms anymore; while I fully respect everyone's right to their own opinion, I can't stand it when someone tries to force their worldview onto others.

This guy has never once brought up politics or expressed any particular leanings before, but apparently, this war was enough to make him reveal his hand.

Oxymoron. ☕

Elizabeth Mendoza said:Look, I hear you, but honestly? Not really..it's a struggle.

Rozga is just all bones. Nives isn't much to look at either, Jurcevicka is way too masculine, Tina Katanic could pass if you squint, and Severina is a total butterface. Seriously... the whole lot of them are as flat as a cardboard cutout..

Zanamari? 😁

Carol Lewis said:Well, I guess Deadpool is alright too...

I completely forgot about 👍

Sending some support to Henry. If I had to pick just a few superheroes to actually root for, it would probably just be Batman and the X-Men.☕

If we’re talking about German talent, I guess Sven Hannawald is really the only one worth mentioning.

So, apparently some "scientists" are out here claiming that riding bikes isn't exactly the best move for guys. They’re suggesting we should probably stop messing around with all that repetitive motion as we get older. I guess they think if you keep at it, you might end up with some issues down there eventually. Maybe.

Ethan Cook said:Oh, brilliant. I couldn't for the life of me remember his name—the guy was basically flying through the air on skis like nobody else.

The technique is actually pretty flawless. Ahonen had great form too, whereas Peterka looks kind of awkward when he's in flight. 😄

pure perfection 😉



By the way, I was watching this documentary about ski jumpers recently. Apparently, quite a few of them struggle with alcohol issues.

Elizabeth Mendoza said:Michael will always be my absolute favorite F1 driver. The guy was pure grit. He joined Senna's team and just outpaced him effortlessly. When Senna actually asked him how he was doing it, Michael basically told him straight up that he just had more balls. 🤣

Takoder, he’s the only driver who ever truly made Schumacher nervous on the track. With everyone else, Schumacher would play dirty—crashing into them or forcing them out just to secure a title—but against this guy, he was powerless. It’s such a shame Michael retired when he did. Maybe he just lost his edge, but if he’d stayed in the seat a little longer, I’m certain Schumi would have ended up with one less championship under his belt.

That German jerk was always a total dirty player on the track.

That German piece of work was always a dirty racer.[/I]

Cold as ice, honestly. Especially those press conferences... a journalist spends two minutes trying to ask a question, and he just hits them with a "NO." 😁

urbanhawk17 said:Beroš doesn't even know how much we paid them, then suddenly Capak jumps in claiming 100 tests cost $4,500 🤣

Honestly, if you just buy them yourself, you don't have to deal with any of this headache 😁

wiredrider9 said:🤦

So apparently the Democratic Party is just full of honest, high-quality people instead of being straight-up mafia organizations, ☕

Well, if nothing else, at least the leadership in Miami actually changed once in a blue moon, unlike those thugs and bandits who seem to hold onto power forever. I probably shouldn't get too deep into the specifics though. 😁

urbanhawk17 said:So, here in San Diego, they actually discharged someone with COVID by mistake.

The director offered an apology, while our local hero Beroš basically brushed it off, saying it's no big deal and stuff happens.

🙏

To the self-appointed savior of everything American—everyone makes mistakes sometimes. Have you ever actually messed up on the job? ☕

Jessica Gonzalez said:Why would you assume the leaders of those organizations are any smarter than you are? Maybe you're just expecting too much from them. It seems like someone sold them a bit of a fantasy, too.

Andrej Plenković said on TV that this is the biggest threat we've faced since the war. Honestly, that feels like such an inaccurate and irrational thing for a national leader to say. I guess I wonder what world he's living in or who convinced him of that narrative. Where is this apocalypse everyone is talking about? I don't see any sign of it, neither locally nor globally.

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It’s honestly embarrassing that the people who should be the most level-headed are making such fatalistic claims.

Elizabeth Mendoza said:It’s honestly hilarious to me that those UFO videos from 2020 still look like low-budget VHS footage from the late 80s at best.

I mean, you can't really prepare for stuff like that. Suppose you're out in the backyard doing a BBQ, and suddenly you see something flashing right above you... you're just going to grab your phone, snap a quick shot with the grill tongs in hand, and well, you know—the quality isn't exactly going to be cinematic.

Elizabeth Mendoza said:That site just blows whichever way the wind is blowing. They chase whatever is pulling the most clicks at that exact moment. Sure, they dig up a story here and there, but you have to wonder how much of that is actual investigative work and how much is just getting tips from people playing both sides of the fence.

Honestly, you only had to look at what happened with Tatta to see how that works.

Elizabeth Mendoza said:I wouldn't say it's such a massive issue, especially at the very top level. We've seen waves of dominant champions before who still managed to find that extra gear. True football legends are always hungry for more.

Personally, I don't view Neymar Jr. as a true legend of the game. He’s basically just a high-profile clown who rode the coattails of others to grab his trophies. The real question is where Kylian Mbappé is headed—will he follow that same clownish path, or will he actually evolve into an all-time great? There's no denying the talent is there. If it weren't for his raw skill, Neymar Jr. definitely wouldn't have been mentioned in the same breath as Cristiano Ronaldo and Lionel Messi.

I get where you're coming from, but look, Neymar Jr. is only 27... he's still young. If he actually starts taking things seriously, he probably still has about seven years of prime career left in him.

Elizabeth Mendoza said:I actually see things completely differently. I think seasons are going to get shorter because the physical demands have just skyrocketed. Look at soccer—you’re seeing more and more cases where players are hitting the top flight way before they even hit adulthood, and then by their late twenties, they're already starting to fade. Plus, you can't ignore the lack of motivation; these guys are turning 25 and they've already cleared twice as much money as the legends used to make back in the day.

I think it's less about the physical toll and more about the lack of drive. I mean, how are you supposed to keep someone like Neymar Jr. or Kylian Mbappé motivated when they've already secured two or three LPs, a handful of league titles, and enough money in the bank to last several lifetimes?
Cristiano Ronaldo and guys like him are just rare exceptions.

https://m.facebook.com/groups/172158...9784/?d=m&vh=e
If anyone can actually get this link to open... 🤫