Posts by brightwolf48

mistypanther11 said:Fine then—let's just hope the grammar discussion is more productive.

Are you some kind of Sahtin clone? Honestly, I already replied to him, but now I'm wondering why you're even chiming in if you aren't a clone—because if you are, man, you really stepped in it... It's not even that much about the grammar, though the spelling errors are hard to miss... but then you have the nerve to lecture me like you're some kind of authority... honestly, it’s just a total fail.😉

mistypanther11 said:That was pure sarcasm—calling it the "biggest game ever." It’s always the same with Goluža; he builds his entire worldview based on these meaningless matchups (blaming the refs, the goalies, even Ivano Balić). I warned him before the Sweden game that if he puts Kopljar in, we lose—and sure enough, he did. Now he's subbing in Buntić and suddenly we're winning again, while the keepers and Balić take all the heat.

Look, I was strictly talking about grammar, nothing more.🙂 Using "č" or "ć" doesn't have anything to do with basketball—and it certainly has nothing to do with sarcasm...😉

dustypanther6 said:if the game is high stakes, then you bring out the heavy hitters—it’s that simple.🙂

Strong, stronger, strongest... honestly, it's a bit much—it's grating to read. Otherwise, I'd give the post a perfect score.🙂

Webber gets the nod because he just handles those high-pressure moments better. Look, the kid is still green—maybe he isn't quite as sharp when he doesn't have a car glued to his side and an empty track ahead of him in qualifying with a superior machine. He’s got plenty of growing pains left to deal with, honestly... Webber is sweating it because he knows he's better equipped for these scenarios and arguably more ready for the title this year than the youngster is. And if you ask me, alongside Hemic and Kubica, Webber is the only one truly willing to take the kind of risks for a win that Kimi did back when he lost a wheel in the final lap of that race.