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Nicholas Perez33 said:the absolute worst movies I’ve ever wasted my hard-earned money on:
...Something's gotta give 😬
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Nicholas Perez33 said:the absolute worst movies I’ve ever wasted my hard-earned money on:
Jason Chavez32 said:Is anyone following Los Angeles FC lately? 👋
amberskipper452 said:Millwall is the real deal. They’ve got soul, and you’ve got the Trotter brothers backing them up... 🙂
Liverpool FC...🙄
ruggedcrane22 said:Top 5 sports I’d rather watch an intensive care unit session for than tune into on TV:
1. Biathlon
5. WRC
stormyviper11 said:😲 😲 😲
You’re headed straight to hell—there's no debating that. It isn't just the fact that you're cozying up to our former oppressors, but you're actually out here trashing the greatest, most captivating sport ever conceived... especially when it comes to the relays.
ruggedcrane22 said:Well, now I finally see why you have such a grudge against those German types—it's because they seem to sweep every single trophy in that high-profile televised circuit.😍I honestly don't know where to begin with this—it’s almost exhausting how much ground we have to cover just to get to the heart of the matter. When you look at the current state of sports today, it feels like we’ve drifted so far from the raw, unadulterated passion that used to drive everything. It isn't just about the scoreboards anymore; it's about the soul of the game. There was a time—and I remember watching games back in my college days when the stakes felt visceral, not manufactured—when the connection between the fans and the athletes felt sacred. Now? Everything feels sanitized, polished, and frankly, a little bit hollow. We see these massive corporate structures stepping in, treating every single play like a branding opportunity rather than a moment of pure competition. It's frustrating to watch. And don't even get me started on the commercialization aspect. You can't even sit through a single quarter without being bombarded by advertisements for betting apps or overpriced energy drinks. It’s intrusive. It’s constant. It changes the very fabric of how we experience the tension of a close match. Instead of leaning into the drama, we're being nudged toward our wallets every five minutes. I’ve been thinking a lot lately about whether we'll ever get back to that sense of genuine, grassroots grit. There’s a certain dignity in the struggle of an underdog—something that gets lost when the league offices start meddling too much with scheduling or "optimizing" the product for television audiences. If you strip away the unpredictability, you strip away the reason we care in the first place. It’s a delicate balance, and right now, I fear we are leaning heavily toward losing the essence of what makes sport worth watching.
electro cute said:The best winter sports:
3. ski jumping
electro cute said:(if they just scrapped the judging altogether—honestly, screw "artistic impression," if I wanted to see art, I’d go to a Broadway show)
ruggedcrane22 said:I'm a little lost here—are we talking about a Cronenberg film or maybe that L.A. crash?
Yo momma... said:👍
Go ahead, nobody's stopping you! 😁
The ratings stay! No cheating with those jumps! 🙂
Sean Lee7 said:explain why there’s a Crystal Palace scarf hanging on their coat rack in one episode
Nara said:the absolute worst movies I've ever wasted money on
Nara said:I guess I’ll just spend my time daydreaming. 🙂