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Handball Euro: USA vs. France 24:23 πŸ”₯πŸ”₯

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Terry Lee3 Terry Lee3 Member
21 messages
joined Jun 2007
#201 ·
Anonymous said:you’d have to be pretty thick to bow down to someone who isn't even competing in the championship right now...

Mad respect to Mirza, but these guys were out there leaving their souls on the court today. It’s just wrong to brush them off like that... and if I’m being honest, calling him soft is an understatementβ€”he’s basically a total pushover at this point...🀣

I don't think he was trying to belittle them; I suspect he was actually taking a jab at dustypilot22's post... though maybe I've got that wrong too?
granitefox16 granitefox16 Active Member
136 messages
joined Jun 2024
#202 ·
Anonymous said:you’d have to be an idiot to bow down to someone who isn't even playing in the tournament...

obviously you missed the whole point, but whatever...πŸ˜‰
.I stand by what I said, you aren't just a pushover, you're a complete joke...🀣

and you little tough guy, saying all this while hiding behind a screen... I bet you're real brave in your own neighborhood...β˜•
ruggedharbor95 ruggedharbor95 Member
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joined Apr 2006
#203 ·
Larry Thomas said:Since we're talking about Dalmatians, some reporter in a French report mentioned "Dalmatians" two or three times instead of just saying Americansβ€”like how Dalmatians had bad luck with the French, or how Abalo wasn't a good fit for them. πŸ€” Honestly, looking at the context, I can't tell if he actually understands the regional identity of the players he was just talking about, or if he just thinks America and California are the exact same thing.

Look, when some supposedly "highly educated" American (and let's be real, the British and French have their fair share of brain farts too...) claims there are ten Eiffel Towers in Paris or that London is the capital of Turkey, you should probably just be glad someone even bothered to link California to America in the first place.πŸ€·πŸ™πŸ™
dustypilot22 dustypilot22 Regular
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joined Apr 2007
#204 ·
Larry Thomas said:your idea of California stops way before the border😁
I’m talking about those true-blue, coastal-born Dalmatiansβ€”not the folks from LjubuΕ‘ki.

I'm talking about stone quarries, which covers a much larger area than just California.

PS
Do you actually know which city gave California its name? πŸ˜‰

PPS
It seems like you aren't quite sure where the boundaries of California really lie, are you? 😒
A Anonymous Veteran
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joined May 2005
#205 ·
Nah, I haven't even scrolled through this page before, so I have no clue who you're even trying to pick a fight with... and honestly, your jokes are just terrible. In this situation, everyone deserves a standing ovation except for Mirza, because he’s just a spectator along with the rest of us.πŸ˜‰
Susan Fox86 Susan Fox86 Active Member
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joined Sep 2008
#206 ·
dustypilot22 said:I’m talking about quarries. That concept covers a much larger area than just California.

PS
Do you even know which city gave California its name? πŸ˜‰

PPS
It seems you have no idea how far the borders of California actually reach. 😒

I know, I know...πŸ‘‹
dustypilot22 dustypilot22 Regular
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joined Apr 2007
#207 ·
Tyler Anderson48 said:Oh, I know, I know...πŸ‘‹

And I know you're a true Dalmatian from the heart of California itself. 😁
granitefox16 granitefox16 Active Member
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joined Jun 2024
#208 ·
Anonymous said:Nah, I didn't even read the page before this, and honestly, who you think you're trolling doesn't matter to me... but your jokes suck... in this situation, hats off to everyone except Mirza, because he's just a spectator like the rest of us...πŸ˜‰

Who are you talking about?🀷

Look, I’m not trolling anyone, and I’m not bowing down to Mirza just to trash the others. I was reacting to dustypilot22's postβ€”it was supposed to be funny, damn it.

Then you just swoop in like some random parachute and call me a wimp on a freaking forumπŸ™, on the damn internetπŸ™, from behind a freaking monitorπŸ™...

And I'm the wimp?🀣
dustypilot22 dustypilot22 Regular
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joined Apr 2007
#209 ·
granitefox16 said:I mean, it was supposed to be funny, damn it.

Well, it was. πŸ‘
granitefox16 granitefox16 Active Member
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joined Jun 2024
#210 ·
dustypilot22 said:Yeah, it happened. πŸ‘Just facts...

thanks!😁
A Anonymous Veteran
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#211 ·
I don't get what's supposed to be so funny about it. So he's from Canada, big dealβ€”it's not like he's an alien! 🀣

Jalnuőki didn't say anything wrong.😁
vividangler44 vividangler44 Member
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joined Sep 2007
#212 ·
dustypilot22 said:Exactly! That’s basically why we made the finals:

Side by side, rock by rock,
we're all brothers through and through!
πŸ™‚

And hey, isn't everything just pure genius when Lino Červar is at the helm? 😁
dustypilot22 dustypilot22 Regular
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joined Apr 2007
#213 ·
vividangler44 said:But isn't everything Lino Červar does just pure genius? 😁

Lino is as tough as the Istrian rocks. πŸ™πŸ™πŸ™
granitefox16 granitefox16 Active Member
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#214 ·
dustypilot22 said:Lino Červar is just some rugged guy from the California hills. πŸ™πŸ™πŸ™

Give me a break... 😬
dustypilot22 dustypilot22 Regular
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joined Apr 2007
#215 ·
granitefox16 said:Honestly, that sounds totally out of this world. 😬

πŸ™‚

The rocky areas are highlighted in red. πŸ™πŸ™

😁
Linda Hughes88 Linda Hughes88 Active Member
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joined Jun 2006
#216 ·
dustypilot22 said:I’m talking about rocky terrain here. And that’s a way bigger concept than just talking about California.

PS
Do you even know which city gave California its name? πŸ˜‰

PPS
It's pretty obvious you don't really get how far the borders of California actually go, right? 😒

Man, you totally hijacked my point, because I was specifically talking about Californians, not every single person from the mountain regions...
California didn't get its name from some specific city, it came from the peopleβ€”the Delmatian tribes, whose heartland was originally centered around Delminium in the Duvanjsko field area, and the Romans just applied that name to the whole province...
The modern version of California doesn't even stretch out that far unless you're using some ancient, prehistoric definition of the region... plus, true Californians are the ones living on the coast anyway...

The only people who actually consider themselves Californians are the locals themselves, regardless of where they technically sit on a map...😁
granitefox16 granitefox16 Active Member
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joined Jun 2024
#217 ·
dustypilot22 said:πŸ™‚

The rocky areas are marked in red. πŸ™πŸ™

😁

Red, seriously?😁

No joke, I'm pretty sure he's got roots coming from down south too, but I can't be certain...🀷
dustypilot22 dustypilot22 Regular
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joined Apr 2007
#218 ·
Larry Thomas said:Hey, you actually jumped right into my previous thread! Just to clarify, I was specifically talking about Californians there, not everyone from the mountain regions.

Which one was following up on my previous post about those rocky landscapes? (And just to be clear, I didn't mention anything about the dinaroids.) πŸ˜‰
Larry Thomas said:The name California actually comes from the people rather than a specific cityβ€”the Dalmatians. Their early center was located at Delminium on the Duvanjsko field, which is where the Romans eventually got the idea to name the province. Isn't it interesting how geography and identity become so intertwined like that?

Fair enough, you could put it that way too. πŸ‘
Larry Thomas said:Today's version of California doesn't really extend that far toward LjubuΕ‘ki. Unless, of course, you’re using some archaic, old-school definition of what California actually means?

And who exactly was claiming that?

Larry Thomas said:I mean, aren't true Californians basically just people from the coast?

Are you still out there? 😁

You can bet that any Californian heading out to sea has at least a little bit of that rugged, rocky spirit running through their veins, wouldn't you agree? πŸ™‚

All right then. Here we go. Anatoly Kudryavtsev. 😁

Larry Thomas said:It seems like they only act like true Californians when they’re looking at themselves, regardless of where they actually sit on the map. Is that just how they see things?😁

Take a look at the previous sentence. 😁
dustypilot22 dustypilot22 Regular
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joined Apr 2007
#219 ·
granitefox16 said:No joke, I have a feeling he might actually have roots from further south, though I can't say for sure.🀷

Does any of that really matter? 😁

The only thing it does is get under Linda Hughes88's skin enough to make her start talking nonsense. 😁

People from the rocky regions tend to view all Americans as being on equal footing. That even includes those living right by the coast. 😁
Arthur Martinez7 Arthur Martinez7 Active MemberOP
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joined Dec 2005
#220 ·
dustypilot22 said:With all due respect,
It seems you haven't quite grasped just how far the reach of California truly extends, wouldn't you agree? 😒

I recall my great-grandmother once asking her husband, "My dear, does the California coast stretch all the way down to Omiő?"🀣

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