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Bad Boys - Part IV

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Participants slysailor52Zachary Sullivan2vividotter40Laura Mitchell87ironraven45neonstagplacidbadger58gentlefox52driftinghound3Joseph White12mistygullCasey Martinez39Jeremy Torres17silverbear38Thomas Moore25Henry Miller97Christian JonesJose White26Henry Grant51neonraven112Mark Carter10Jose Kern11Robert Adams6Betty Perez2 …
slysailor52 slysailor52 MemberOP
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#1 ·
Zachary Sullivan2 said:Who’s actually going to remember all this? It’s been way too many years, and frankly, after all the absolute chaos we've endured, my memory is shot. It's like trying to recall a specific play from a decade-old game when you can barely remember what you had for breakfast.😉

The only thing I can say for certain regarding Mukte and that particular game is this: he was actually "sober." 🙂
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Zachary Sullivan2 Zachary Sullivan2 Newcomer
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#2 ·
slysailor52 said:The only thing I'm absolutely sure about regarding Mukte and that game is that he was actually "sober"!🙂
🤣

Give me a break, the guy was always a straight-edge nerd. He never had that gutter vibe most of these guys have.🙂
slysailor52 slysailor52 MemberOP
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#3 ·
Zachary Sullivan2 said:Oh, please. Let’s be real here—the guy was always a total straight-A student. He never really had that rough-around-the-edges, streetwise vibe that most of the big shots seem to cultivate.🙂

Even back then, he saw the cracks forming. He knew the South was heading toward a total meltdown—he could practically hear the clock ticking down. It was only a matter of time.

😂 🤣
Zachary Sullivan2 Zachary Sullivan2 Newcomer
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#4 ·
slysailor52 said:He already knew the South was going to fall apart back then—counting down the days until it all went south.

😂 🤣

Back then, watching him from the sidelines, he just looked like some rookie kid playing pretend.🤣
slysailor52 slysailor52 MemberOP
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#5 ·
Zachary Sullivan2 said:Looking at him from that angle, I couldn't help but think he looked just like a young, ambitious kid trying way too hard to make it big.🤣

Was he already aware back then that we were the most dominant force in the solar system? 😁
Zachary Sullivan2 Zachary Sullivan2 Newcomer
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#6 ·
slysailor52 said:Was he already aware back then that we were basically the most powerful crew in the entire galaxy? 😁

I don't know, man. We didn't talk much. Honestly, the whole thing creeps me out a bit, even though I'm not exactly a kid myself.🙂
vividotter40 vividotter40 Active Member
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joined Feb 2013
#7 ·
slysailor52 said:Even back then, he knew the South was falling apart—counting down the final days until the inevitable moment arrived.

😂 🤣

🤣🙏🤣
slysailor52 slysailor52 MemberOP
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#8 ·
I can't make sense of that one. If you're trying to tell me something, you'll have to be a bit more specific. I'm all ears, though. The user says:
I can't quite put my finger on it. We haven't really crossed paths much, but there's something about him that feels... unsettling. It’s a strange sensation, honestly—it's almost intimidating, even though I'm certainly not any younger than he is.🙂

Well, I suppose Jesse Campbell will eventually weigh in on all of this...

The goal here was simply to nudge the crew, since they haven’t quite grasped why we celebrate March 17th. Most people just point to it as the day the group was officially founded, but there's more to the story than that.
17.08. 1986.
Laura Mitchell87 Laura Mitchell87 Newcomer
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#9 ·
I wasn't drinking back then, chill out. I don't even drink much now. Just at the games.

Yeah, we were handing out flares and smoke bombs back in the day. We'd head into New York City to grab them using money from the old fan club, so we had plenty. But since we didn't have enough people, we split them up in the stands and assigned everyone specific spots.

Turned out fine in the end, though.
Laura Mitchell87 Laura Mitchell87 Newcomer
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#10 ·
slysailor52 said:He knew even back then that the old union was falling apart, just counting down the days until it all went south.

😂 🤣

🤣

I've always been an analyst who rarely misses.

Tick-tock. ☕

😁
ironraven45 ironraven45 Member
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#11 ·
Jesse Campbell said:🤣

Look, I’ve always been the type of analyst who rarely misses the mark.

Tick-tock. ☕

😁

P.S. You totally missed the part where that person is leaving Real Madrid soon! Truly your finest analysis yet. 😁
Laura Mitchell87 Laura Mitchell87 Newcomer
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#12 ·
ironraven45 said:P.s. You totally missed the part where that person is finally leaving Real Madrid! That’s definitely your best analysis yet.😁

No need to bring it up anymore. I'm not the only one thinking this now. ☕
ironraven45 ironraven45 Member
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#13 ·
You were never actually alone. It’s just that I can’t quite wrap my head around the fact that we've finally hit the point where he's backed into a corner from every single angle. There isn't a way out for him anymore; nothing can stop the inevitable exit. My only thought is that he probably won't even face any real consequences for all that money laundering and those endless shady schemes he pulled off.
neonstag neonstag Newcomer
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#14 ·
ironraven45 said:He was never actually alone. It’s just that, honestly, I can't quite wrap my head around the fact that we've finally hit the point where he's backed into a corner from every single angle. There is absolutely nothing left to save him from the inevitable exit. Though, if you ask me, he probably won't even pay the price for all that money laundering and those massive shady deals.

For crying out loud, I wouldn't be surprised at all if none of this actually leads to anything.
placidbadger58 placidbadger58 Active Member
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#15 ·
I don't know what you're trying to say. You gotta make sense. Speak up. slysailor52 says:
Man, what are you even talking about? He was always such a nerd. Never had that street vibe like most of the big shots.🙂

slysailor52 said:Even back then, he knew the whole country was falling apart. He saw the clock ticking. It was already over.

😂 🤣

I can't even begin to explain how much this matters. Seriously. It’s huge. Everything changes now. No more talking about it—it's happening. Just watch. says:
Looking at him from that angle back then, he totally looked like a young skater.🤣

slysailor52 said:Did he already know back then that we were the strongest crew in the solar system? 😁

I can't even begin to explain how much this matters. It's huge. Absolute game changer. Everything we thought we knew? Wrong. Total shift in the landscape. Just watch. Things are about to get real. Serious stuff. Don't say I didn't warn you. says:
I don't know. We haven't talked much, but honestly? The whole thing feels pretty intimidating. And that's saying something since I'm not even a kid.🙂

Jesse Campbell said:🤣

Look, I've always been an analyst. Rarely miss.

Tick-tock. ☕

😁

dying here 😂
gentlefox52 gentlefox52 Newcomer
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#16 ·
http://i47.tinypic.com/a2btd4.png

My bad if I already said this, but I honestly think the picture is pretty cool 😉
Laura Mitchell87 Laura Mitchell87 Newcomer
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#17 ·
I was just thinking, what was the average age back in San Francisco? It’s honestly wild how much we've aged. 😁
driftinghound3 driftinghound3 Active Member
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#18 ·
Jesse Campbell said:I was just wondering, what was the average age back in San Francisco? It's pretty wild how much we've all aged... 😁

Sure, it looks impressive at first glance, almost like something worth celebrating.
But without kids, there’s zero future here.
The club is stuck in this spot where the younger crowd is picking up different hobbies instead of showing up to the stands. I’m really hoping for some actual changes and new faces—kids who will be the first generation of BBB fans who aren't constantly caught up in some nonstop war.

Only time will tell if we can actually function normally without constant "enemies" and fighting 24/7.
Laura Mitchell87 Laura Mitchell87 Newcomer
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#19 ·
driftinghound3 said:Sure, it looks impressive at first glance, like something worth cheering for.
But without kids coming up through the ranks, there’s no future.
The problem is the club is in such a state that the younger generation would rather find other hobbies than show up to the stands. I’m hoping for some management changes and fresh faces—kids who will be the first generation of BBB fans who aren't stuck in a constant 24/7 war.

Now, whether we can actually function normally without an "enemy" to fight and constant conflict, only time will tell.

I already said after the Indianapolis game that this is a double-edged sword. Look, once the kids start showing up, someone going to games at 37 will still be going at 43. 🙂

Only Arlington National Cemetery can screw us over now. 😁
Joseph White12 Joseph White12 Newcomer
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#20 ·
Jesse Campbell said:I was just wondering, what was the average age back in San Francisco? It’s honestly wild how much we've aged. 😁

It seems like everyone has an opinion on this, absolute madness 👍

People can mock me all they want, but this crowd is top-tier, easily the best in Europe ☕

As long as things stay this way, the younger generation will definitely follow suit.

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