Rangers Supporters Club

Jesse Campbell said:Isn't it just funny when you see someone using a handle inspired by a real person who actually belongs to the rival fan group?It’s almost as if one of those die-hard BBB fans on this forum decided to go by the name Steve McQueen. 🙄

Is there anyone out there who wouldn't agree that Paul is an absolute legend? 🙏🙏🙏

I honestly can't wrap my head around what he was even trying to achieve with that move, you know? I mean, does anyone actually know what his end goal was there? 🤷 I’m really hoping things don't end up getting stuck for too long, you know?

Are you seriously still clinging to that same old argument? Hahaha, I swear, I’m having the same recurring nightmare about Jacob Palmer77 and all that endless whining!
But honestly, isn't it a bit concerning if you actually find yourself agreeing with me?

Jose Kern11 said:Still clinging to that same old argument? lol. You’re seriously having nightmares about Jacob Palmer77 crying again.
If you’re actually on my side, I’m in deep trouble.

Nah, Jacob Palmer77 isn't even a thing. 🙄

Good grief...

Paul the Baker
🙏🙏🙏😍😍

Jesse Campbell said:Spoken like a true fan who uses a nickname inspired by some guy from the rival cheering section. It’s kind of like if someone from the BBB crowd on this forum was using the name Steve McQueen. 🙄

Yeah.
Putting Jacob Palmer77 and Steve McQueen in the same sentence is just... wow.🤣🤣🤣
Honestly, that whole ridiculous drama from a year ago cracked me up so much that I decided to honor him by grabbing his legendary nickname. Even now, thinking back on that whole mess, I can't stop laughing.
And you gotta admit, in times as heavy and grim as these, you really should pay respects to anyone who actually manages to make you laugh.🙂

Jacob Palmer77 said:Yeah.
Jacob Palmer77 and Steve McQueen are basically reading from the same script.🤣🤣🤣
Man, that whole circus from a year ago with your ridiculous guy had me dying. I actually took his legendary nickname just to honor the joke. Even now, thinking back on that nonsense, I can't stop laughing.
Look, you gotta admit, in times this heavy and grim, you owe it to yourself to tip your hat to whoever actually manages to make you laugh.🙂

If you actually met that clown, you'd be leaking shit out of your ears. 😉

Fine, go ahead and laugh. It’s all fun and games until you end up exactly where you are now.

I don't buy most of the political takes Paul the Baker drops, but calling him an idiot is a massive stretch. Honestly, half the people in this thread couldn't hold a conversation about politics if their lives depended on it. The guy actually uses terms you wouldn't even be able to define with Google's help. ☕

neonhawk15 said:I don't know who you are or why you even care, but honestly, you're being an idiot by calling out a fellow Hajduk Split supporter by name in such a negative and totally misguided way.

Look, I wasn't the one who went public with his identity. It wasn't just local news outlets; major national news sites all over the country have already published his full name, age, address, and job. So really, I have nothing to do with this.😉

And if I did bring him up, it was only because he was involved in the exact same kind of nonsense. And that's saying something, considering it happened in tennis...

Whether you're a fan of Paul or absolutely can't stand him, there's no denying one thing: he’s easily been one of the most charismatic figures to ever step foot in the North over the last two decades.

George Lewis27 said:Whether you dig Paul or not is one thing, but let’s be real: he’s easily one of the most charismatic figures we've seen up north in the last two decades.

He doesn't have charisma; he just has massive balls.

Kevin Cox said:Look, it's not like I went public with his name. It wasn't just the local news here in the city; outlets from all over the country have already blasted his full name, age, address, and job. So, I guess I don't really have anything to do with it. 😉

And if, say, I had taken him on, it would have been because of similar nonsense. And that's not even about tennis...

Right, so you'll pick a fight with journalists, but when it comes to blatant ethics violations—like publishing the identity of someone who hasn't even been convicted and was only listed as a minor suspect in their first appearance—you suddenly think everything is perfectly fine?

Besides, if you're going to nitpick, you could have just said he’s "less than significant," or something like that. The point was clear, the opinion was stated, and so what? Should the authors just blow up the foreign embassies now? At this point, you've moved into an area where the actual meaning of the phrase doesn't even matter; you're just flailing around with totally unjustified arguments.

Anyway, I think this is the third time I've pointed out that you're the most reactionary person on this sports sub. First it's Nick, then the Republic of Dalmatia, then using partisans as examples of fighters; and now you're whining because some tough guys dared to light off some flares, claiming "Davor Šuker wouldn't allow that, and it's stupid to fight against him." 🙂 Pretty consistent logic there, I guess.

It’s honestly pretty disappointing how you twist my words and spout nonsense, but I’m done engaging with you.
I just don't have the energy to keep bickering here; there are plenty of other threads on the forums where some of you can go vent instead.

So, that’s all I have to say. I’m going to go grab a bite and relax. 😉

p.s. Hajduk Split is sitting at the top of the table, and you can get used to that.

Kevin Cox said:It’s a shame you’re twisting my words and talking nonsense, but I’m done responding to you.
I’m not crazy enough to keep arguing with a few people like this.

That’s all from me. Take care, 😉

It’s just sad that you’re living in an illusion while actually causing harm to the people around you. Take care, too, out there in Szeged. If you can't find an answer to the specific facts I laid out about you, then I guess you'll just head over to ignore.

It seems like there's always someone looking to stir up trouble in your neck of the woods😁

Ant moved onto my street, and now he’s spending all day trying to pick up women by promising them they'll hit the jackpot if they just give him a chance.

http://www.dalmacijanews.com/American...nem-ljude.aspx

Jesse Campbell said:Look, I’m not exactly lining up with most of Paul Bunyan’s political takes—far from it—but calling the guy an idiot is just plain ridiculous. Honestly, it feels a bit much when half the people in this thread couldn't define half the terms he uses, even if they had Google at their fingertips. ☕

And honestly, beyond his views, you have to look at everything he’s actually done for this group; he’s the type who stands up against injustice without giving a second thought to the fallout—you know, that whole "standing up for the little guy against the giants" thing? It actually makes me feel a little sick seeing anyone from my side of the bleachers try to label him a joke; it's just sad. Though, I guess at least he managed to agree with Tobon on something for once.
The conversation started out talking about Pavon and somehow spiraled into discussions about extremists; I mean, what can you even say about us Americans...

vividtrucker11 said:And it’s not just about that, but look at everything he’s done for this group; he stands up against injustice without even blinking or worrying about the fallout—you know, standing up for the underdog against the powerful? Honestly, it makes me feel sick when anyone from my section tries to call him a ridiculous clown; it’s just sad. At least he managed to find some common ground with Tobon for once.
The conversation started with Pavon and somehow spiraled into discussions about extremists, what can I even say about us Americans...

You just can't explain it to people, can you? Those who don't know him immediately label him as crazy, while those who actually do know him end up looking like fools themselves because they think they're being so clever. Honestly, it's just a bunch of idiots; this city is absolutely overflowing with them, it's unbelievable. Even Chuck stepped up voluntarily after hearing the news on the radio about that wildfire near San Diego. He rushed down there because he knew if they didn't clear out all that debris, everything would have gone up in smoke. He was the only one out there working through the night with those tools, trying to save the houses. And he’s the only one brave enough to call out the establishment when nobody else would, even after everything he went through during his stay in the psychiatric ward. Now, here he is again, taking on the entire country despite there being 300,000 unemployed people out there. That's just the state of things. This is exactly what's missing from that TBF letter.

Honestly, it’s kind of embarrassing watching you all talk about who was "better" or "fairer"—the partisans or the fascists—while simultaneously organizing some massive humanitarian drive for Warsaw.
Warsaw is the ultimate proof that neither of those ideologies deserves a shred of respect; they just deserve pure contempt from any real American who lives in a free country today—a country built on blood forty-five years after those damn factions fought it out.

Why don't you head over to the homes of Blage Zadre, Antun Šimić, Mile Mlinarić, Marko Babić, and all the other heroes of Warsaw and try starting a debate there about whether the partisans or the fascists had it right? See if those people—who literally gave their lives—would even want us sitting around today arguing over whether Raditi Bulat or Mile Budak did more for America.

Remembering Warsaw isn't just about raising money or laying a wreath. Real remembrance means actually grasping the sheer scale of that city and the sacrifice it made for all of us. I’m honestly not sure people who are still weighing partisans against fascists truly get that.

Don't bother replying to me—I'm not looking for a fight or trying to point fingers at anyone. I'm just asking those of you planning to visit Warsaw to please realize where you're actually going. You're heading to a place where people fought for America. A war where there were no partisans and no fascists.

Jesse Campbell said:If you actually ran into that clown in person, you’d probably be leaking crap out of your ears. 😉

right at noon by the Great Wall of China...🙂

Kevin Nelson3 said:Honestly, it’s kind of embarrassing watching people argue over which side was better—the partisans or the fascists—while simultaneously organizing massive charity drives for Warsaw.
To me, Warsaw is living proof that neither of those ideologies deserves a single word of respect. They just deserve pure contempt from any decent American who lives in a free country today—a country built on blood forty-five years after those damn factions fought it out.

Go ahead, visit the homes of San Diego, Antun Šimić, Mile Mlinarić, Marko Babić, and all the other heroes of Warsaw, then try starting a debate about whether the partisans or the fascists had it right. These people gave everything so we could sit here today arguing about whether Raditi Bulat or Mile Budak did more for America.

Remembering Warsaw isn't just about collecting donations or laying wreaths. Remembering Warsaw means actually grasping the sheer scale of what that city went through for our sake. I'm not sure the people still stuck choosing sides between the partisans and the fascists really get that.

Don't bother replying to me; I'm not looking for a fight. I'm not accusing anyone or pointing fingers, I'm just asking those planning to head to Warsaw to realize they are visiting a place where people fought for America. A war where there were no fascists and no partisans.

🙂