Bad Boys - Part IV

Jacob Reyes85 said:The late Popeye picked her up at the train station and dragged her onto the train. 🎉
He was the one who finished her off first. ☕

Then the kids got their turn. 🤣

I don't know, man. I still remember that guy from that Spanish soap opera. The way he went at her... I can still see them together in my head. It haunted my dreams for a long time.

The whole gutter squad ganged up on her. She went through five rounds of hell. We were chilling in the VIP section watching the chaos unfold while those losers took the hits. We just sat up there above the fray, cheering them on.

Even Quentin Tarantino wouldn't dream up scenes this twisted for a Tigers commercial. 😁

Sick. Total 80s vibes. Pure moral decay. 🤣

Zachary Sullivan2 said:I don't know, man... I still remember that guy from that old Spanish soap opera. The way he absolutely wrecked her? That scene—just the raw intensity of them together—haunted my damn dreams for the longest time.

Seriously, I had actual phobias about trains for ages after watching that. I couldn't even explain why until I finally spilled the whole thing to my psychiatrist. He actually had to hypnotize me just to convince me it wasn't real life, and now you guys have gone and dragged me right back into the past.

neonraven112 said:I dealt with major phobias about trains for ages after that. I didn't even get why until I finally spilled the whole story to my therapist. He actually tried hypnotizing me to convince me it never happened, but here you are, dragging me right back into it.

Honestly, no wonder. After seeing those scenes of everyone spiraling and playing soccer with imaginary balls on some random side street, anyone would be tripping.🤣

Samuel Walker10 said:https://www.facebook.com/tibor.tibica.39?ref=ts&fref=ts
THERE IS NO FORGIVENESS

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Christian Miller48 said:?

He was arrested following the shooting and the indictment is being filed now.

I can't even begin to wrap my head around this mess. It's like trying to fix a broken engine with a toothpick. Total disaster. [User Name] says:
No wonder things went south after that mess on the road—playing pretend with imaginary money at some roadside rest stop.🤣

First we smashed like 350 panes of glass at that new station. Right after stepping off the train. Probably just pure shock. 😵

If an interview like that actually happened today, it would be the lead story on every major network in the country.

The anchor would probably start stuttering through the news: We’re hearing reports that the Bad Boys are heading to St. Louis on a train, where they reportedly gang-raped some nun who just happened to be in their path. Poor thing tried to fight back, but you can't win against a pack of monsters like that. 😁

Look, it’s an honest enough example, I guess... but by today’s standards—where having the wrong perspective or asking the wrong question to a cop gets you a baton to the ribs, and just protesting means getting hauled off to jail—intentional rioting and tearing up the streets would probably be met with a bullet to the head.
Basically, like you were saying before, this whole middle-class crowd calling out for those "Bad Boys" wouldn't have the mental toughness to handle them if they actually showed up. 🙂

All things considered, those numbers are solid. 👍

bluewalker92 said:In my view, the primary objective should be to maximize media coverage. News outlets will pick up on stories if the actions taken are truly original and innovative. For instance, imagine if several people sent an open letter to the club, stating they have evidence that Zack engaged in unlawful conduct. Under existing laws, the club would then be obligated to prevent him from entering the stadium. The media will cover a development like that far more effectively than just another protest in a long line of demonstrations.

Regarding the specific legal provisions used to compile blacklists, the clause concerning "knowledge of unlawful behavior" was originally drafted by legislators with good intentions—intended to grant police the authority they lacked when trying to contain riots. However, this article is frequently abused. Instead of merely preventing disorder, it has become a tool for discrimination based on "political or other beliefs," which, unfortunately, is incredibly difficult to prove. Therefore, we need to amplify this narrative. The ultimate goal must be the repeal of this provision, an effort that would require the involvement of all fans across America. This brings us back to my previous point: there must be concrete actions that serve as proof that the law—specifically this controversial article—is being applied selectively and discriminatorily to target those with dissenting views, rather than to prevent actual chaos.

There have been several instances of such unlawful behavior at the stadium, for which any other person breaking the law would be held accountable and would have served multiple "ban" sentences.
It is glaringly obvious that the law regarding the prevention of unrest applies exclusively to the spectators.

In response to what you wrote in bold, I would like to touch upon a single sentence from the club's bylaws, which states the following:

"Discrimination of any kind against individuals or groups based on their religion or political affiliation is prohibited and constitutes grounds for suspension from the club."

amberskipper11 said:Arrested over the shooting and now he’s facing an indictment

Man, just look at his friend list. There's zero connection there, buddy (Bad Boys 🤣), Mark Lončar (who hangs out with those certain bums from Central), Spaco......

So, this Thursday over at Labyrinth, the whole topic is basically about how the city's budget funds Dynamo—and there’s some talk floating around that Dynamo might actually have to cough up 250 million dollars in repayments...

holloworca10 said:On Thursday at Labyrinth, they’re talking about Dynamo's funding from the city budget, mentioning like Dynamo might actually have to pay back 250 million dollars...

Come on, give us some actual details...

So, get this—the gunman is actually being defended by some big-shot lawyer who also handled the Spaco case back in the day and represented Diana Čuljak Šelebaj.

current score: 36'
New Marof 2-6 Dynamo Futsal (Đulvat, Šokota 3x, Pezelj, Stipić)

Everyone heading to the Sutinska gym this Friday... game kicks off at 7:15 PMhttp://www.futsal-dinamo.hr/vijesti/...iskusenja.html

Benjamin Anderson2 said:Give me some actual details here

http://www.nogometplus.net/nogometpl...x#.VGJyRPmG9YM

Matthew Taylor15 said:http://www.nogometplus.net/nogometpl...x#.VGJyRPmG9YM

I was actually expecting some actual substance regarding the show... just something concrete...

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3tlxkFYQyyU 1986

Benjamin Anderson2 said:give us some actual details here

I can't, man—all I caught was like a 20-second teaser for the show. 😁