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It would be a massive, total game-changer if those referendums failed—and then maybe Putin decides, "Hey, the people actually want to stay in Ukraine," and tells everyone to just head home. 😲
Rachel Barrett8 said:I’m hearing that Eric Adams turned down the chance to sell off Waste Management, even though they’re set to swallow a €100 million loss by the end of the year.
Now, you're probably wondering: where on earth did Waste Management lose €100M? How can there be such a massive deficit when energy costs for the economy shot up by 300%???
It's actually pretty simple. They didn't pass those price hikes on to the citizens, so Adams gets to play the hero and act all cool—just like the late Bloomberg.
The whole thing is a complete disaster, fueled by nothing but pure incompetence.
If they had actually raised gas prices, he'd just be another crook bleeding people dry—it's all so transparent.
Casey Cook10 said:Kudos to Tommy and the crew. It cooled down today, so I guess things won't smell as bad, and maybe they'll just skip the pickup right away
They’re picking things up this morning just like usual.
Chemours said:A new narrative
After those initial days where everyone was basically obsessing over the massive crash of the Ruble—thinking maybe things would just stall out or hit a dead end by autumn or winter—they started pivoting to a different story once those fantasies didn't quite pan out. Now, it’s all about this long-term view, suggesting that sanctions will eventually show their full impact over time.
From the very beginning, some were already arguing that sanctions wouldn't achieve much in the short term.
Melissa Rivera5 said:Honestly, Putin might be an idiot—and let's face it, he's just a huge ego-maniac—but his bigger problem is probably the fact that over there, it feels like almost any random guy could launch a nuke. Plus, you've got to wonder what some hot-headed officer on the front lines might do if they're just itching to pull the trigger.
Come on, let’s be realistic... saying just any random person can launch nukes seems like a bit of a stretch.😵
Keith Morgan10 said:Look, I’m not saying I’m on Russia's side, no matter how much that might sound like I am, but man, this whole wave of Ukrainian propaganda is just exhausting to watch and listen to.
It makes you feel like there's some massive, hidden agenda at play beyond just having NATO bases in the region.
I mean, was the US fighting that aggressively for support back in the 90s?
Does everyone really have to start every single thought with "I'm not a fan of Russia, but..."?
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Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon.
I feel like most Chinese films—well, just about all of them, I guess—tend to end on such a tragic note. :/
brightcrane56 said:But what does "private forum" even really imply? Are you suggesting the forum is used strictly for internal business, or that it's tucked away behind closed doors where nobody can see? If you're arguing that because a private individual owns the platform they aren't bound by any regulations, I have to disagree. Ownership doesn't grant immunity from the law.
Think about it this way: your car is privately owned, but you still have to follow all the traffic laws of the United States while you're driving it, right?
And I wasn't just talking about the web domain; I was referring to the specific guidelines laid out in the forum's own rules of conduct.
I'm fairly certain you can speak whatever language you want inside your own car...
Thirteen whole pages dedicated to some secretary... what kind of spin is that? I guess it's a bit much—especially when you consider the Prime Minister and the Vice President are actually facing jail time...
Jeffrey Cooper7 said:

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I actually have that one to the left of the Manchester United jersey at my place—it’s probably one of my favorites too, I guess.🙂>
Kyle Barnes said:What kind of boycott are we talking about? Seriously, what are you guys thinking? If we all stay home, we’re just handing them a win on a silver platter.
Now more than ever, we need to push back and show them we're stronger than they think.
Everyone needs to get their groups together and head to the stands to make it clear how much we hate this senseless, totalitarian fan law... honestly, they can take it where they shove it.
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Setting aside the sheer idiocy of such a law—though it is idiotic—don't you think this is happening specifically because of that Bold move? I mean, there are much more sophisticated ways to express disagreement... honestly, just attacking people usually just backfires.
To me, May and Saunderson lean more toward tech house than actual techno... though Claude Young is definitely playing a different game 🙂 I actually caught him live twice in Washington, D.C.—the guy is just awesome... I even have a video from OTV; a friend was filming, and I managed to grab a photo with him and Rachmad Mills 😁 Mills was my absolute favorite about eight years ago, but honestly, he started to wear on me—it felt like the same sets over and over... personally, I tend to gravitate more toward artists like Clarke, Beyer, Lekebush, Liebing, Pascal, and Siegling