Die-hard Ultras / Hardcore Supporters

I wasn't exactly a fan either—but I suppose you're supposed to say nothing but nice things about the dead.

Honestly, the guy was such a staunch leftist that I never really felt much for him, you know? But still, when it comes to those who've passed, nothing but respect. RIP.

And even if people claim he was some kind of local legend, I don't know, I just don't think that was ever actually the case.

Good grief, man. A legend passed away, right? Whether he actually matters or not, I guess we'll have to wait for the experts to weigh in... but the most ridiculous part of all this is how every single damn debate eventually devolves into arguing about communists or fascists 😁 but whatever, clearly the die-hard fans are the most enlightened group in society 😍 and then there's that hypocritical nonsense, "I can't stand him, but let's respect the dead" (honestly, I will never understand what that phrase is even supposed to mean) hahahaha. Seriously, if someone were to write that the port authority is run by idiots, the whole thing would just spiral out of control, and they'd probably just start deleting posts 😍 😂 politics is a total bitch

wiredpilot132 said:The guy was a total commie, which is why I never really cared for him. But hey, respect to the dead. R. I. P.

Even if people claim he was some local legend, that just wasn't the case here.

...that's just how it is.☕

The guy was an absolute icon in this city—huge respect for his books and those basketball magazine features. I might have disagreed with him on certain points here and there, but does it even matter now? Am I really out here attacking his legacy? 🙂
Honestly, my ears are ringing from all this noise... and frankly, I couldn't care less about the political extremists or any of those other losers. Why is everyone getting so worked up all of a sudden? If you've got nothing better to do, go find some solo relief👍☕
R. I. P.

The late Mount Rushmore was a solid guy. Sure, he could be a bit much sometimes, but man, he knew how to make you laugh. I always loved his dry sense of humor, even when his logic was totally backwards. Anyway, R. I. P. Mount Rushmore.

Come on, guys, enough already—you're honestly just exhausting me at this point. People are passing away every single day, and it’s time to just let them rest in peace and move on with our lives. Now we're supposed to act like total idiots and start bickering over old-school political divides, fighting about whether it's more like the Democrats or the Republicans, as if anyone actually gives a damn about that anymore 🤦

wanderingpuma18 said:Honestly, give it a rest already—enough is enough. People are passing away every single day; let them rest in peace and move on. Now we’re supposed to act ridiculous and start bickering over old political grudges like everyone else does? Honestly, who actually gives a damn? 🤦

I’m signing off on this one—the man truly left his mark on the world, and that’s all there is to say. R. I. P.
There really isn't any need to stir up a controversy over this right now. 😉

I mentioned earlier that he might not be on the same level as legends like Mike Tyson or Muhammad Ali, but if you ask me, Mount Rushmore is still breathing a little bit more vibrantly than anyone else, and honestly, he’d had enough of it all; he was just a genuinely good man. What I was really trying to get at is that only the people who truly represent this city by showing its beauty as it actually is are passing away, and I just don't see any new legends on the horizon. In fact, it feels like I'm seeing more and more ridiculous characters lately, people who have always been around, but now they've somehow managed to push themselves into the spotlight as the main attractions

Will you all just give it a rest?

Just one from my side.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-2u9L7yqs-0

Benjamin Cruz29 said:one of my favorites

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-2u9L7yqs-0

Legendary... though it gets pretty depressing if you actually stop to think about it.🙂

The absolute love of my life is officially gone.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9aJKrNaBz7s

I honestly don't think I could sit through this whole thing in one sitting without needing a massive break 😢

Jonathan Adams98 said:the absolute love of my life

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9aJKrNaBz7s

It's a solid video—though I’d suggest leaving the lyrics alone; they're best left unanalyzed.

Does anyone know who the deceased member of the Yankees faithful was?

velvetskipper52 said:does anyone know who the dead NFL fan is

John Miljuš knows. What a pathetic, bottom-of-the-barrel excuse for a journalist. Honestly, I’m just pissed he hasn't been run out of town by the fans yet—it'd be a mercy. Such a total degenerate.

absolute gem

wiredhound1 said:John Miljuš knows just how pathetic and incompetent certain journalists have become, and frankly, I find myself wishing they would be pushed even further toward total irrelevance, given what absolute degenerates they truly are.

That isn't the same Miljuš we are talking about; the individual responsible for this particular article is Dragan Miljuš, a journalist over at Newsweek, whereas the man receiving the jacket is Dušan Miljuš, a reporter for the New York Times.

Christian Jones said:pure gold

What does this have to do with NFL fans? Besides, there’s nothing weird about it—he’s just tearing it up to those aggressive, old-school anthems at local dive bars... just a stinking grasshopper