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briskwolf39 briskwolf39 Member
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Rachel Cooper3 Rachel Cooper3 Active Member
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#102 ·
briskwolf39 said:http://i46.tinypic.com/2nvfl9l.jpg
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steeltrucker steeltrucker Newcomer
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#103 ·
I'm already deep in the Amazon! Way to go, everyone!😲😲😲😲😲😲😲
John Brown30 John Brown30 Regular
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#104 ·
Jonathan Lewis3 Jonathan Lewis3 Active Member
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joined Feb 2012
#105 ·
Why isn't anyone talking about the atmosphere right now?
For like 80% of the game, things were absolutely electric—I mean, top-tier stuff.
The choreo, the march, the chanting... everything was executed perfectly!

Tomorrow we go even harder. We’ve got a real shot at taking home the trophy, though I'll admit I'm a little skeptical about whether we can actually pull this off...
swifteagle46 swifteagle46 Newcomer
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#106 ·
It’s because hardly any of those armchair internet critics actually manage to score a ticket to a game like this. At the match, the energy was overwhelmingly positive—you could really feel that vibe throughout the whole crowd. As for the people stepping into leadership roles within the organization and everyone else operating on the ground—from our local branches all the way up to the main headquarters in Miami—once we establish true cohesion and start hitting our goals with real intensity, things will change. In a year or two, once everything settles into place, we’ll be miles ahead of the competition in every single aspect. It’s all about hard work and staying upbeat!
US Army!
lonebear8 lonebear8 Newcomer
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#107 ·
Jonathan Lewis3 said:Why isn't anyone talking about the crowd energy right now?
For about 80% of the game, things were absolutely electric—just top-tier stuff.
The choreography, the marches, the chanting... everything was spot on.

Tomorrow’s going to be even bigger. We have a shot at the Cup, though I guess I'm being a little skeptical about whether we'll actually pull it off...


Exactly—because that should be the baseline for any fan group. I mean, that's basically the whole point of being a fan in the first place...🤷
Jonathan Lewis3 Jonathan Lewis3 Active Member
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joined Feb 2012
#108 ·
In my book, this shouldn't be some constant thing—I mean, we aren't some damn jukebox or robots programmed to cheer in the exact same pattern game after game. We aren't those rigid, cookie-cutter fans out in Europe.
If we were always like that, we’d never have had those massive rushes of pure euphoria—like when the Yankees faithful went absolutely wild or those legendary moments during the playoffs...
Spontaneity is everything. It's the whole point.
I don't know about you guys, but if I'm watching a matchup where the local underdog is absolutely bullying us 2-0 at home, I can't just force myself to cheer with full intensity. It's just not happening.
John Ramos3 John Ramos3 Newcomer
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#109 ·
The South Side cemetery back in the days right after the war... 😉

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Maria Baker7 Maria Baker7 Newcomer
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#110 ·
I still have a vivid memory of that specific banner and the group of guys carrying it back during that mid-90s rivalry, maybe '96 or '97,
back when those die-hard fans first showed up to the stadium in massive numbers. I actually found myself chatting with some folks from out of town right in front of the north stands. Honestly, I never crossed paths with them again after that day.🤷
rustyangler122 rustyangler122 Active Member
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joined Feb 2012
#111 ·
...let's show some American grit and get Nikica some financial backup. The guy worked his tail off through no fault of his own, so let’s step up—forget about a few beers or a game ticket, it's not worth it. He needs us TODAY—he's counting on you tomorrow!!!

p.s. reach out to either the Knights of Columbus or the local charity funds. Let's act with some damn dignity!!!

U L L C !!!
driftinghound3 driftinghound3 Active Member
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#112 ·
rustyangler122 said:...let's show some American spirit and chip in for NICK, the guy worked his tail off through no fault of his own. Let's skip the beer and the game tickets for once. HE NEEDS US TODAY...

p.s. hit up the Lakers or the Warriors fan clubs, let's act with some damn dignity here!!!

U N I T Y !!!


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Jose Kern11 Jose Kern11 Active Member
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#113 ·
rustyangler122 said:...let's show some true American spirit and chip in some financial support for Nick, because the guy worked his tail off through no fault of his own, right? Let's just skip the beer and the game tickets for once and put that money toward him instead. He's counting on us TODAY!

p.s. if you really want to make a donation, maybe reach out to the Lakers or the Warriors fan clubs, let's try to act with a little bit of class here!!!

U L L C !!!

Which club are we supposed to withhold funds from so some shady agent can just swoop in and grab them anyway? Honestly, the easiest way would probably be to just put the money onto a DraftKings account.
rustyangler122 rustyangler122 Active Member
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#114 ·
Jose Kern11 said:I mean, which club would actually turn down a shady agent working for someone like a crooked owner? It's just how things work sometimes. Honestly, the easiest move is probably just putting some money on your DraftKings account.

...PIEM, I guess you could go that route.
...here you go, Nick, for you and everyone else!
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driftinghound3 driftinghound3 Active Member
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#115 ·
Jose Kern11 said:Which club specifically are we talking about when some shady agent tries to snake a deal? Honestly, just put the money on a DraftKings account, it’s way easier.

Anyone working for the Chicago Bulls or Real Madrid is basically just an agent for the owner at this point. 🙂
I'm looking for that exact same kind of agency for myself. What is wrong with you people?

If you're coming from "that" other forum, just dump the cash into a DraftKings account, but apparently some people here can't handle that, you know?
Jose Kern11 Jose Kern11 Active Member
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#116 ·
driftinghound3 said:Anyone working for the Chicago Bulls or Real Madrid is just part of the management's inner circle. 🙂
I’m actually looking for an agency just like that! What on earth is wrong with you people?

If you're coming from "that other" forum, it's way easier to just use your DraftKings account, but I guess some folks around here aren't quite there yet, you know?

I honestly have no clue why everyone is getting so worked up; at this point, I can barely tell who belongs to the Chicago Bulls, who's with Real Madrid, or even who's part of the local crew. Can someone please just explain how I'm supposed to keep track of all this?🤷
In my opinion, using a DraftKings account is the best move because it's so convenient for everyone. I'd love to chip in more often, but I really can't be bothered to drive to a bank and wait in line, or I'll just end up forgetting about it entirely. Plus, having a DraftKings app right there on my phone makes it so easy—if I ever win something, I can just drop it in immediately.
rustyangler122 rustyangler122 Active Member
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joined Feb 2012
#117 ·
Jose Kern11 said:I honestly have no clue why you're getting so worked up. I can barely keep track of who's who anymore—whether it's the Chicago Bulls, Real Madrid, or some random local team. You tell me, how am I supposed to stay on top of all this? 🤷
Personally, I think using a Venmo account is the way to go; it's just easier for everyone. I’d probably send money more often if I could, but I really don't feel like driving to a Chase branch and waiting in line, or I'll just end up forgetting. Plus, having Venmo right there on my phone makes it easy to chip in immediately if I win something.

...just put it in, no excuses...!!!
THAT'S ENOUGH ALREADY!
placidheron16 placidheron16 Member
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#118 ·
rustyangler122 said:...let's show some American spirit and pull together some financial support for Nikola. The guy worked his tail off through no fault of his own—let's just skip the beers and the game tickets for once. He needs us today, and he'll need us tomorrow!

p.s. Reach out to either the Chicago Bulls or Real Madrid—let’s act with some actual dignity here.

U L T R A S !!!


When I brought up similar ideas before, I was dismissed—labeled as either misunderstood or just plain stupid.

We really ought to send a message of support to both him and the group. Let's show some class.
Carol Jones77 Carol Jones77 Newcomer
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#119 ·
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John Brown30 John Brown30 Regular
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#120 ·
driftinghound3 said:Everyone working for the Chicago Bulls or Real Madrid is just a mouthpiece for the owner. 🙂
If that's the standard, then I want an agency just like it. What are you people even doing?

You guys have been burned too many times to suddenly start trusting anyone. Either release an official statement or send us a specialized invoice for this service! 🤷

We have our own team to worry about too, so why not ask them the same thing? 🙄

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