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Charles Torres12 Charles Torres12 Member
30 messages
joined Sep 2011
#621 ·
Casey Palmer10 said:Do you really have to spill all your secrets on a public forum immediately? For crying out loud, give it a rest.

Grab the drums and the megaphone... I'm coming for every single internet troll out there!
mistypanther20 mistypanther20 Member
27 messages
joined Sep 2011
#622 ·
Stay smart today, everyone. They’ve gathered and they're fired up, but honestly, it's all just noise. Since they're getting squeezed from every angle, the best move is to just ignore their provocations.
Peter Phillips2 Peter Phillips2 Member
47 messages
joined Oct 2012
#623 ·
mistypanther20 said:People were actually being smart today! Everyone showed up, high energy, but they kept it chill and didn't fall for any of those annoying little provocations. Just staying cool while everyone was pushing them from all sides.

Get ready, water cannons are coming. This is gonna be a blast.
Morgan Sanchez64 Morgan Sanchez64 Active Member
114 messages
joined Sep 2012
#624 ·
mistypanther20 said:People were actually smart today! They showed up fired up, but they kept their cool because it was clearly in their best interest to ignore all those provocations...

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Morgan Sanchez64 Morgan Sanchez64 Active Member
114 messages
joined Sep 2012
#625 ·
The Black Knights are notifying all members that there will be no choreographed displays or banners at today’s match against the Cleveland Guardians. Our members attempted to set up the display this morning, but the police decided that two—only two?!—officers had to personally inspect every single one of the 7,500 cards brought into the stadium.

We would also like to clarify to the police that our request to bring in the choreography was specifically for today's game, not Sunday, as they apparently misunderstood...

Furthermore, authorities have ordered the removal of ALL banners from the fences following the ban on a perfectly legal message: "The blood of the fans is racing; the fight for truth has just begun!"

Once again, we are calling on all Los Angeles Dodgers fans to show up in force today and help the team secure another trophy.

Since we've been stripped of our planned display, please bring your scarves to today's match. Let's combine those with loud support from the stands to create an atmosphere worthy of a Lamar Hunt U.S. Open Cup final...

At the same time, we ask everyone to refrain from reacting to any potential provocations from the police. We cannot allow police aggression to be justified by fan behavior.

... every blow only makes us stronger...
Dana Chase51 Dana Chase51 Member
11 messages
joined Nov 2010
#626 ·
Casey Palmer10 said:Do you really have to spill everything on a forum immediately? This is incredibly frustrating.

I struggle to see why almost everything shouldn't be made public. Isn't this the perfect moment to act differently than the police department, which keeps everything under wraps and hides its dirty laundry from the public eye?
Casey Palmer10 Casey Palmer10 Member
20 messages
joined Apr 2013
#627 ·
Dana Chase51 said:I don't see why they shouldn't just go public with almost everything. Isn't this the perfect chance to act differently than the cops? You know, the ones who drag their feet on everything and try to hide all their dirty laundry from the public eye?

They could've just waited for an official press release.
Morgan Sanchez64 Morgan Sanchez64 Active Member
114 messages
joined Sep 2012
#628 ·
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driftingotter47 driftingotter47 Newcomer
9 messages
joined Jun 2018
#629 ·
To the disappointment of anyone hoping for a quick fix, I think you’re about to experience exactly what we’ve been dealing with here in New York City for the last few years. Now, the truth is finally going to come out, and we'll see just how tough and stubborn you actually are—mark my words! 😉
driftinghound3 driftinghound3 Active Member
75 messages
joined May 2009
#630 ·
driftingotter47 said:Sorry to burst your bubble, but you’re basically facing the same mess we’ve been dealing with in New York City for years now. Let's see if you guys actually have any backbone when things get real... 😉

Judging by what you wrote, you don't sound sorry at all. Honestly, you seem like one of those types who's secretly cheering for the chaos—just waiting for someone to finally go after them and break some sticks, while lowkey hoping there'll still be a hundred people left in the stands after the dust settles. ☕
Jonathan Gonzalez3 Jonathan Gonzalez3 Member
36 messages
joined Aug 2012
#631 ·
Hang in there, you Donkeys!
Douglas Lopez94 Douglas Lopez94 Member
32 messages
joined Sep 2013
#632 ·
driftinghound3 said:Based on how you’re writing this, you don't sound like you're complaining at all. If anything, you sound like one of those people who’s thinking, "Finally, someone’s actually laying into them—let them crack some ribs and start making blacklists," while secretly hoping there are still a hundred of us left in the stands. ☕

Look, man—if any other group had to deal with repression the way we have... they wouldn't be...
while everyone else was laughing at us, mocking us, and flexing their muscles... we were just taking it...

Now, when the cops tighten the screws a little bit in San Diego... honestly, because of the sheer madness of it all, we’re the craziest ones on the planet. It doesn't matter—no banners, no choreo, no flares... absolutely nothing. Zero points. 😉
velvetskipper52 velvetskipper52 Active Member
61 messages
joined Feb 2012
#633 ·
Douglas Lopez94 said:If any other group had dealt with the kind of repression we have... they wouldn't be standing...
while everyone was laughing at us, mocking us, and showing off their power... we just took it...

The police are cracking down a bit in San Diego today... but honestly, our passion is unmatched anywhere in the world.. it doesn't matter if there are no banners, choreographies, or flares.. it's still all there...😉

Just plug your ears... 🙂 🙂 🙂 🙂 🙂
Benjamin Bishop79 Benjamin Bishop79 Member
36 messages
joined Mar 2013
#634 ·
Douglas Lopez94 said:Look, man, any group that takes the heat like we do... they don't just sit there...
while everyone else laughs at us or flexes their muscles thinking they're so tough... we just took it...

Now the local cops are cracking down a bit in San Diego... honestly, we’re probably the craziest fans on the planet. It doesn't matter. No banners, no choreo, no flares... absolutely nothing. Zero points.😉

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Robert Adams6 Robert Adams6 Active Member
94 messages
joined Sep 2011
#635 ·
I think you all realize that you’ve got nothing but unwavering support from your biggest rivals when things like this go down.
It doesn't matter what any individuals might have been posting about you on social media or across the web.
Jacob Price23 Jacob Price23 Newcomer
2 messages
joined Mar 2022
#636 ·
So, what ever happened to that boyfriend who had the paramedics rushing in at the start of the second half?
vividotter40 vividotter40 Active Member
148 messages
joined Feb 2013
#637 ·
She didn't show up looking for anyone—she just circled the stadium once...
Jacob Price23 Jacob Price23 Newcomer
2 messages
joined Mar 2022
#638 ·
vividotter40 said:she wasn't looking for anyone, just did a lap around the stadium...

All that matters is Mirta Šurjak on PBS saying she heard one fan got rushed to the hospital.🙄
vividotter40 vividotter40 Active Member
148 messages
joined Feb 2013
#639 ·
I caught a glimpse through the fog that there was some kind of commotion way up in the northern outskirts—after that, the ambulance pulled up to the perimeter and headed straight out the exit.
Maybe they gathered the kid outside; I didn't see him, but nobody stepped out past the track.

Whatever, man. I've been drinking since noon, so don't even try to lecture me.
mistypanther20 mistypanther20 Member
27 messages
joined Sep 2011
#640 ·
Jacob Price23 said:The main thing is that Mirta Šurjak mentioned on PBS that she heard one fan had to be taken to the hospital.🙄

A guy from San Diego felt sick... nothing serious.

Don't fall for those trolls hiding behind their screens.

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