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Offside Chat Archives (2014-2021) in Soccer ·
I’d suggest you just go ahead and grab a rat instead; honestly, it would probably start eating you alive while you're still conscious, which seems like a much more sensible option 😂
Offside Chat Archives (2014-2021) in Soccer ·
Pojela-bi-te-da-umreš, the ultimate, definitive argument 🙏😂

But you have to see it, don't you? These gentlemen seem to have this desperate craving for intellectual stimulation, yet they choose to exercise it by buying a Cat. And honestly, 😂🤦

Though when I sit back and really weigh things out, it’s all quite understandable, if somewhat tragic, 😢☕
Offside Chat Archives (2014-2021) in Soccer ·
If you actually possessed even a shred of taste, you wouldn't be living with Cats, so, thank you ☕
Offside Chat Archives (2014-2021) in Soccer ·
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Offside Chat Archives (2014-2021) in Soccer ·
The Cat lovers have arrived for their scheduled annual dose of reality checks ☕

You guys are breathing in way too much of that desert sand, and honestly, I think it’s starting to rot your brains ☕
Offside Chat Archives (2014-2021) in Soccer ·
Humans have been designing everything from beasts to domestic breeds for ages, far beyond just these household pets. I don't really have an issue with it, provided we aren't creating total abominations; as the human experience evolves, so too do the animals that walk alongside us.

Furthermore, wouldn't a dog spontaneously evolve in that direction anyway, even without our deliberate breeding and selective crossing? If modern people simply chose the smallest pups from every litter, we would eventually reach the same destination after enough time passes. Honestly, about 70% of people living in the US today don't even have a backyard anymore.
Offside Chat Archives (2014-2021) in Soccer ·
What was actually the best course of action? He probably was just playing around, though if he had truly intended to tear her apart, he would have left her face half-destroyed. ☕

Honestly, who actually has that kind of raw, unbridled energy? It’s like a heightened state of constant alertness. When I was just a kid, I had a German Shepherd and what I think might have been a buffalo, and good grief, trying to wrestle with him was an absolute nightmare. 🤣
Offside Chat Archives (2014-2021) in Soccer ·
I can't stand seeing him pull on that gray coat; every single time he steps out of it, all I can think about is those old VB16 inscriptions ☕
Offside Chat Archives (2014-2021) in Soccer ·
Amanda Evans2 said:And why have you suddenly decided to act like you're the ultimate authority here? You clearly just need more excitement in your life...
just talking nonsense left and right.

The issue isn't about making comments; it's about the blatant condemnation of anything that doesn't fit into one specific worldview. It’s all just prejudice and that general, narrow-minded stupidity that you seem to be quite deeply involved in yourself.

If I were a spider—a tiny little spider—I would be spinning a much larger web than this...

Just utter nonsense...

Look, you don't have to be a bigot to speak up; a person is allowed to say if something bothers them, and then you just have a conversation about it—that’s how social interaction works. If someone were suddenly campaigning to ban tiny dog coats out of pure spite, that would be one thing, but honestly, everyone finds something irritating or eye-catching at some point, even if they can't quite put their finger on why.

Perhaps Charles Roberts33 isn't quite fully informed, given his claim that people dress up dogs just to be malicious, which is actually quite rare. When it does happen, well, it bothers me too, because it feels like mistreating an animal (which, by and large, doesn't enjoy having things forced onto its body).

I suspect my own grandparents might have been a bit shocked at first if they had seen these tiny dogs dressed in little coats, though I wonder if they ever actually saw the modern breeds that live exclusively in apartments. Still, I am fairly certain they would have come around eventually, considering how much care they took to ensure their own pets stayed as warm as possible.
Offside Chat Archives (2014-2021) in Soccer ·
Do you honestly think he was out there fishing? Come on, let him have at least one small victory, if only to give us a reason to keep visiting this forum.☕
Offside Chat Archives (2014-2021) in Soccer ·
Amanda Evans2 said:Why on earth do you care if someone puts a little coat on a dog? How exactly does that interfere with your pathetic little existence?

It’s as if everyone just needs to be exactly the same, for God's sake...

reminding him that we aren't living in some grand epic era anymore, but rather in an age of complete mediocrity.😢

Don't worry though, he'll make sure to dress himself when he heads out into the snow, even if his precious little ego prefers staying warm in its own self-importance.😂
Offside Chat Archives (2014-2021) in Soccer ·
Oh, come on, give me a break. I put on layers myself when the temperature drops; my dog doesn't have an undercoat, and he’ll be shaking like a leaf if he goes out in this cold ☕

It's true, though. Coming from a background where you see yard dogs survive fifteen years on a chain through every possible storm, I thought this was all a bit ridiculous at first, but what can you really say? It isn't nature or the elements that made them so resilient; it's us.
Offside Chat Archives (2014-2021) in Soccer ·
Patrick Martin's neighbors have reached out, asking if we might suggest a high-quality combo to tackle both the noise and the stench.

For years now, they’ve had to endure these 120-decibel blasts every morning and evening, followed immediately by a thick curtain of toxic fumes so potent it feels like it’s stripping the scent right from your nostrils—you can practically taste the sulfur and gasoline on your tongue. At this point, money is absolutely no object.
Offside Chat Archives (2014-2021) in Soccer ·
ruggedjackal46 said:The Partizan fans are heading to the theater tomorrow to catch a screening.☕

Send a drone☕
Offside Chat Archives (2014-2021) in Soccer ·
1917 was absolutely superb. Truly exceptional. It’s one of those rare films where the technical mastery is so seamless that you don't even realize you're being dazzled by the execution until after the fact.
Offside Chat Archives (2014-2021) in Soccer ·
I'm currently running with the 5kE, and I have to say, I'm quite satisfied with it.
Offside Chat Archives (2014-2021) in Soccer ·
If you ask me, everything he’s put out since his time on The Office feels like a massive step backward.
Offside Chat Archives (2014-2021) in Soccer ·
Look, I don't want to be judged too harshly here—and besides, just in case she or her agents happen to be lurking on this forum, I wasn't actually referring to my own family, but rather to the typical American household dynamic ☕
Offside Chat Archives (2014-2021) in Soccer ·
Amanda Evans2 said:Worth it
I went to see it this past Thursday because it's absolutely worth the ticket price

The Witcher basically handed us the first real female vampire protagonist in the history of the entertainment industry.
That's a massive plus in my book...


What exactly is a striga? In Polish folklore, we see this creature described as a woman who has been twisted into a monster through the weight of a curse, leaving her consumed by a singular, driving hatred for every living thing she encounters. Is there anything more tragic than a soul transformed so completely by malice?


If we happen to interpret this description as a curse—and given how close we are to the reality of marriage, that might actually be a fair assessment—it feels less like a warning and more like a direct portrait of my mother-in-law. ☕
Offside Chat Archives (2014-2021) in Soccer ·
Geneva ☕