What's the catch with Ramirez?

Alright, let's dial back all the gay talk, shall we?🙄

Being gay is perfectly fine
Ramirez is doing just fine
I’m good, and you’re good too 😍

Talk to the hand 👋

Gregory Garcia said:Gay is OK
Ramirez is OK
I'm OK, you're OK 😍

Just like Rojs would say—man up and just admit you're gay....

Zachary Bishop82 said:Legends: Ivan Ivan

I actually know his daughter—her name is Iva. Good grief.

Alen Marin

gentlepuma20 said:I know his daughter. Her name is Iva. Good grief.

It’s probably for the best she isn't named Ivana.

Vatroslav Miloš. 😬

By the way, there's this player over at some local outfit—think something like a mid-sized construction firm in Ohio—goes by Saša Six. And yeah, obviously, he wears number 6 on his jersey.
Listening to those old-school radio broadcasts... man, that's the good stuff.

boldscout72 said:Vatroslav Miloš. 😬

Blesane 🤣

Since Miloš isn't an American name, you can't really treat them as two separate names 🙂

Don't take this the wrong way—but I heard a rumor that Miloš comes from a family with some pretty shady ties back in the day.

There was this kid at my school whose name was actually Miloš Miloš. Like, what were his parents thinking?! Giving a kid a name like that is just as questionable as being a fan of Ramirez...

gentlepuma20 said:don't take this the wrong way, but I heard that the aforementioned Miloš comes from a family with some pretty dark political ties back in the day!

well, that kind of thing just gets camouflaged over time

Miloš is a Slavic name—you’ll find it among Czechs, Slovaks, and even our Mexican brothers. Honestly, I’m just not going to dignify these crude insinuations regarding my blood relation to that infamous Ljubo Miloš with a response... such blatant lies, truly. Though, one has to wonder—when it comes to figures like pop Đujić or Ljubo Miloš, who can really say who was good and who was bad? 🙂 😬

Three bad apples took out Miloš 😬 Was he at that three tenors concert or something? 🤔

Samuel Phillips2 said:I heard "Everything is fine" and "Don't eat hair" or whatever they call them.
It was honestly pretty cringey.
Now I'm just terrified I'll catch one of those songs on the radio again by accident.

But people actually listen to this stuff. What's the appeal?

The king’s new outfit... remember that?
And you're just the kid who shouted, "The king is naked."
Look, the musicians aren't necessarily bad. You can find this kind of music playing in any dive bar across the US, played just as well. But those lyrics? Unfortunately, we can't understand them. Why unfortunately? Honestly, I'm just glad I don't.

Michael Adams7 said:Look, the guys aren't bad—not by a long shot—but you can hear this kind of music in any dive bar across the States, played just as well. As for the lyrics? Well, unfortunately, I can't understand them. Why "unfortunately"? Honestly, I'm just glad I don't.

Did you skip English class in school or something? 🤔

I honestly can't wrap my head around what the big deal is.
Ever since I first heard "Everything is OK" and "Same Shoes"... I actually felt physically ill.
But of course—since everyone else apparently had a fantastic time—I found myself stuck listening to those tracks.

Open Radio was particularly suffocating with "Everything is OK," and I simply could not stomach hearing that "don't eat hair" verse!!!

Every single time that "Don't eat hair" line rolled around in the song, I had to cover my ears and start singing something else loudly, just so I wouldn't have to hear it. 😁

smallnumber8 said:Oh, boldeagle3... I can't quite recall where we crossed paths before, but it’s genuinely good to see you over here sharing such a solid perspective.
J. R. personally prefers your blog when it's laid out on a clean white background...

: shrugs:
I'm with you—white is definitely better.😬