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steelseal10 said:I recall years ago, perhaps one or two of those big games fell right on Holy Saturday. I remember us sitting there cutting ham and snacking on green onions during the halftime break.🙂

Just pretend everything is fine.👍
After getting robbed at the gas station, nothing clears the conscience quite like Sunday morning mass.

steelseal10 said:A long time ago, I think one or maybe two of the big games fell right on Holy Saturday. I remember us cutting up ham and prepping some leeks for the meal back then.🙂

Derby April 14, 2001 was played on Holy Saturday.

Why all the heavy philosophy? Since when did anyone actually ban anyone from going?
If someone decides to show up (and trust me, they definitely will), they’re going as an individual. They'll just watch the game in peace and quiet, minding their own business.

Oh, come now, we're just having a little fun

Jerry Morris2 said:Alright, we're just joking around a bit

Everyone except the North Stand. They take everything incredibly seriously.

There is constant drama and nitpicking over every single decision here. If people want to go to the game, let them go; if the BBB group isn't going, then they aren't going, period. It isn't even really about whether people show up, but rather about the actual cheering and singing—which is the whole point of being a supporter group. But I suppose that's a concept too difficult for some to grasp.

What is Index saying about it?

Daniel Carter9 said:Everyone except the North Stand. Those guys are deadly serious.

There is just constant drama and endless nitpicking over every single decision made on this board. Look, if people want to go to the game, let them go; if the BBB group decides not to show up, then they don't show up, and that should be the end of it. It isn't even really about whether you attend or not—it’s about actually being there to cheer and sing—but I suppose grasping that simple concept is apparently too much of a mental hurdle for some people to clear.

What's the word from Index?

that she just threw it all down the river🕺

Linda Wood3 said:that she threw everything down the river 🕺

bik 😁

Jerry Williams10 said:No, it’s just plain stupid and hypocritical. I bet half of you have to show up for work this Friday... just like I’m sure plenty of you will be sitting in some local pub on Friday night sipping a beer, and nobody’s going to complain that the bar is open on a holiday. If skipping the game is such a religious issue, then we shouldn't be doing anything on Sundays either, since, you know, it's a day of rest.

It’s not about being religious; it's just dumb and hypocritical to whine about something you clearly don't understand. You obviously don't get religion, and you definitely don't get what it means to be a fan.
The whole argument about how they play games on holidays in other countries is ridiculous. Maybe we should actually try to catch up to Western standards for once. We could start by celebrating Christmas Eve instead of clinging to these backward traditions of ours. 🤦

Bottom line, boys 👍

TRAGEDY IN VUKOVAR. Following the somewhat dismissive reports regarding Kokorin's situation, I stumbled upon a third link detailing a missing volunteer in Vukovar, Frenchman Michell (he wore a blue jacket, similar to Spitfire...). He was seriously wounded in the leg ten days before the city fell. Ultimately, after the fall of the city and the subsequent chaos, all traces of him vanished once he entered the hospital... His grieving mother moved to California, driven by the sole desire to finally bury her son's remains with dignity and peace. To me, it is utterly unacceptable and incomprehensible that even today, our official agencies cannot uncover basic facts, especially while there are whispers of four mass graves. If anyone knows anything about Frenchman Michell—where he ended up or where he was last seen—please send me a private message or contact Damir Markuš-HOS in Kutin. Thank you, and I wish everyone the very best during the holidays if we don't speak again...

Daniel Carter9 As stated by:
Everyone except the North Stand—he’s deadly serious.

There’s constant drama and nitpicking over every single decision made here. If people want to go to the game, they should go—but if the BBB group decides not to show up, then that’s that. Period. It isn't even really about whether we attend; it’s about the actual cheering and singing—which is the entire point of being a supporter group in the first place. Apparently, grasping that simple concept is too much of a mental hurdle for some people to clear.

What’s Index saying about this?

Look, I’m not exactly claiming to be some saint—I'm certainly no Saint Peter—so let's not get carried away here.

I’m not exactly the type to go kissing altars, but I have enough faith to know right from wrong—and I can say this with total confidence: all these people acting outraged because they aren't heading to the stadium on the day Jesus is crucified... well, they aren't mourning. They're out there celebrating with backyard BBQs and eating ham, or they're just more of those clueless right-wingers who still honestly believe the Republican Party is full of "patriots" when they’re actually just carrying around old Democratic Party membership cards.

Let's be clear—nobody enjoys a good plate of ham and sliders more than I do. That’s exactly why I’m pushing triple digits on the scale. 🤣 Everything has its own time and place—and Good Friday certainly isn't the moment for this. You don't need to be a devout believer or recite the Rosary every single day just to have a basic understanding of our Christian heritage.

Good Friday

Jesus undergoes His own path of suffering—from condemnation to death on Calvary—offering the Father the ultimate sacrifice. We ought to honor that sacrifice by bowing before the cross where the Savior hung, joining our prayers with the Church for the sake of the whole world. (That is the day designated for fasting and abstinence.)



So, we’ve arrived at the day of Jesus' crucifixion. This isn't exactly the time for wild parties or getting wasted—it calls for a bit of dignity. But then again, as I’ve noted before, these atheists—or more accurately, the old-school communists here in America—weren't raised with any sense of faith in anything other than their "comrade" leaders. When I say communists, just to make it clearer for everyone, I’m also talking about the legendary Republican Party—whose founder was nothing more than a partisan general—which, quite frankly, is doing a much worse job of tearing this country apart today than the Democratic Party ever did, despite the fact that the Democrats were actually the ones building this nation back in the 90s.

Look, I’m not an idiot—I can see exactly what’s going on here. It’s always the same crowd, isn't it? Those who find something to be outraged about every single day—and usually, those people are the ones with the absolute least amount of integrity to their names. That’s why I’m being deathly serious right now; I am genuinely sick to my stomach dealing with these fake moralists. They’ll weep openly over historical tragedies like they actually care, yet they stay dead silent—or worse, they mock the truth—when mass graves of our own people are being uncovered just outside of Chicago. Honestly, let them have their little tantrums—it's no different from how those idiots in Lyon acted tonight, absolutely desecrating everything multicultural about Europe. Let them.

It’s simple, really—I have zero tolerance for stupidity or social deviance. Let's be honest: about 90 percent of people are idiots these days, and that is exactly why everything is falling apart around us. I realize the truth is uncomfortable, but someone finally needs to say it. It’s precisely because the masses choose to live in a lie that we end up with figures like Mamić running the show, and why our political elite remains so fundamentally broken. We keep preaching anti-fascism like a mantra, all while being patronized by some "chosen" group of losers who think they can push their agenda down everyone's throats.

Look, if some of you still haven't had enough—and I’m looking at certain people here—I’ll say it plainly: I wouldn't mind if someone took me out right now. Honestly, I’d take that over dealing with this endless stream of garbage any day. I am officially done.

Every single day, my brain gets washed with nothing but absolute nonsense—anything to avoid talking about actual news. It’s always the same old lecture about historical villains, yet nobody wants to address the vultures currently looting and gutting this country right in front of us. Are those dead extremists responsible for the fact that the Republican Party and the Democratic Party stripped the state bare and handed over our most decorated generals to The Hague? Is it their fault that Kolinda hands out medals to partisans and calls them patriots? Are they to blame because some people insist on scheduling big games on Good Friday, during the height of Jesus' suffering? Or are we supposed to blame the ghosts of history and Hitler for the slaughter of Christians in Syria by those fanatics—when really, the blame lies with the Republicans and their allies in Jewish America?

Of course, all these questions are mostly ironic—it’s obvious there aren't any fascists left from 1945, but then again, we have plenty of the other garbage I mentioned earlier. They are the true culprits behind everything happening today. Similarly, when someone cheers for the Jewish people, they should be aware of the fact that they are essentially the reason Europe is stuck in this gutter; it’s questionable whether anyone is actually capable of saving us from ourselves. As for the BBB, they had their chance to prove just how dim-witted the public can be when they kicked off that crusade against Mamić. If this nation understood anything from its history, idiots like Mamić wouldn't be entertaining us in paradise, nor would they be considered part of our social elite—and Todorić certainly wouldn't have held a monopoly on the market. We owe all of that to our wonderful, glorious former Yugoslavia and its "anti-fascism." That is why Adolf and Jesus hold special places in my heart—because both are the total opposite of these immoral swine and blowhards who turned politics and life itself into a joke. Personally, I care less about the joke and more about the spiritual side of existence, which these jokers have destroyed by turning everything into pure materialism. Now, our dear President Plenki is trying to impose a property tax on the Jews, right after they fleeced us during the war, imposed an embargo, looted the state alongside those peasant types of ours, and now they want to seize our homes as the final act of reckoning. Well, if we're going to war—and I finally realize that war has been declared upon us—I’m telling those scumbags that I’ve been ready to fight all of them for a long time. And I’ll be better prepared than a German soldier in 1941.

In that same vein, regardless of how much you mock me, understand that I am not interested in joking around. It isn't that I can't crack a smile, but when we discuss serious topics—and this is a serious topic—then yes, I am brutally serious. After all, we are in a "brutally serious" situation here, boys. 🙂



Warm wishes for the holidays to everyone, especially to John Martin18, along with our old-fashioned greeting... Praise Jesus and Mary, Ustaše Cibalija. 👍 😁

steelseal10 said:I remember back in the day, I think maybe one or two of our big rivalry games fell right on Holy Saturday. I clearly recall us heading home after the match, grabbing some ham and slicing up some leeks for a little snack 🙂

It’s true, we were just heading back home for Easter breakfast, and honestly, nobody thought twice about it at the time.
To me, it just goes to show how much the Bad Boys have faded from their former glory—they're practically a shadow of what they used to be. Honestly, at this point, they might as well just join forces with the LA Galaxy and head off to a spiritual retreat in Sedona; maybe if they spend more time praying, they'll finally start taking fewer beatings in the stands.

bluecyclist76 said:Look, I'm not exactly some devout saint or anything. I don't want anyone here thinking I'm walking on water or acting like I've got a direct line to Jesus. I'm just a regular guy.

Look, I’m not exactly out here kissing altars, but I’ve got enough faith to know right from wrong. And honestly? It’s pretty obvious that all these people acting outraged about the day Jesus was crucified aren't actually mourning. They’re just skipping the game to go eat ham and celebrate like a bunch of mindless, right-wing zealots. It’s pathetic. They still genuinely believe the Republican Party is full of "patriots," when most of them are just carrying around old Democratic Party membership cards.

Let’s be real—nobody loves a good slice of ham and a backyard BBQ more than I do. That’s exactly why I’m sitting here at a solid 220 pounds! 🤣 Look, everything has its own time and place, and Good Friday just isn't the day for this. You don't have to be a devout believer or pray the Rosary every single day to understand our Christian traditions.

Good Friday.

Jesus walks His own path from condemnation to death on Calvary, offering the Father the most perfect sacrifice imaginable. Let’s show our love for Jesus' sacrifice by bowing before the cross where the Savior of the world hung, and let's join our prayers with the Church for the whole world. (That's the day commanded for fasting and abstinence.)

Look, it’s the day of Jesus' crucifixion. This isn't the time for wild parties or getting wasted; it's a day for dignity. But like I’ve said before, these atheists—specifically those old-school communists here in America—weren't raised with any sense of faith. They were only ever taught to believe in their "comrade" Tito. And when I say communists, just think of the Republican Party to make it clearer; their founder was nothing more than a partisan general. Honestly, they're doing even more damage to the country today than the Democratic Party, despite the fact that the Democrats were actually the ones building this nation back in the 90s.

Look, I’m not an idiot. I see exactly what’s going on here. It’s always the same people doing the most complaining—the ones who clearly have the least amount of actual integrity. Honestly, I’m being dead serious when I say I'm sick to my stomach. I am so done with these fake moralists who weep over historical tragedies like Jasenovac, yet stay silent or just laugh it off when mass graves of our own people are uncovered near Chicago. They act just like those guys in Lyon tonight, absolutely trashing the idea of a multicultural Europe. And you know what? Let them.

Look, I’ll just say it: I have zero tolerance for stupidity and people's constant deviations from common sense. Honestly, we can all see it—about 90% of people out there are acting like idiots, and that is exactly why everything is falling apart. I know the truth hurts, but someone finally needs to speak up. Because the majority of people choose to live in a lie, we end up stuck with guys like Mamić running around as big shots in this country, dealing with the same old political elites, and listening to endless lectures on anti-fascism while they basically disrespect everyone in the name of their "chosen" people.

Look, if some of you guys still haven't had enough, I’m being dead serious here—I’d honestly rather someone just take me out right now than have to deal with any more of this crap! I am beyond done.

Every single day my brain gets washed with absolute nonsense. It’s never about the actual news. Instead, it’s just constant whining about historical villains while we ignore the real vultures looting and destroying this country right now. Are those old ghosts responsible for the Republican Party and the Democratic Party bleeding us dry? Are they to blame for handing over our top military leaders to The Hague? Is it their fault that Kolinda hands out medals to partisans and calls them patriots? Are they responsible for people scheduling big games on Good Friday, during Jesus' time of suffering? Or are those dead radicals and Hitler to blame for the Christians being slaughtered in Syria by extremists—or is it actually the Republican Party and their allies in Jewish America?

Honestly, most of these questions are just being sarcastic, because obviously, we aren't dealing with any 1945-era extremists anymore. But instead, we have these other pieces of trash I mentioned earlier—the real culprits behind everything happening today. And look, if someone is out there rooting for the Jewish community, they should be aware that they are actually the ones responsible for Europe being stuck in this absolute gutter. It makes you wonder if anyone can actually save us from ourselves. The BBB had their chance to show just how clueless the public is when they started that crusade against Mamić. If our people understood anything about their own history, they wouldn't let idiots like Mamić entertain them or act like the elite of our society, nor would a guy like Todorić have held a total monopoly on the market. All of this was handed to us by that glorious old era of the former Yugoslavia and its "anti-fascism." That’s why Adolf and Jesus both hold a special place in my heart; they are the polar opposites of these immoral pigs and losers who turned politics and life itself into a complete joke. Personally, I don't care much about the mockery as much as I care about the spiritual side of life, which these jokers have destroyed by turning everything into pure materialism. Now, our dear friend Plenki is trying to impose property taxes on the Jews, right after we were stripped bare during the war, hit with an embargo, and the state was looted by those peasant-minded types. Now they want to seize our homes as the final act in their reckoning against us? Well, if this is war, and if I'm realizing that war has finally been declared on us, then I’m telling those scumbags one thing: I’ve been ready to fight all of them for a long time! And trust me, I'll be better prepared than a German soldier back in 1941.

Look, you can mock me all you want, but I’m not here to play games. Don't get me wrong, I love a good joke, but when we're diving into heavy stuff—and this is definitely heavy—I’m going strictly business. We're guys facing a "dead serious" situation here. 🙂

Happy holidays to everyone, especially John Martin18! Sending over our old-school American greeting... Praise be to Jesus and Mary, Ustaše Cibalija. 👍 😁

Dude, give it a rest already. You hijack every single thread with your nonsense and those massive, mile-long posts always cluttered with two or three links.😵😵

nimbleridge5 said:Look, we were just heading home for Easter breakfast—nobody thought twice about it at the time.
All this just shows how much the Bad Boys have faded from their former glory. Whatever. They can go join the Galaxy fans on a spiritual retreat in Sedona or something—maybe they can pray for a little less beatdown next time.

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🤣
The Bad Boys were grabbing some burgers on their way back from the away game, but this lot? They’re already heading out to a spiritual retreat in Sedona. Honestly, we've completely lost our edge as a group.

What a complete circus 🤣 🤣 🤣
The group's latest move 👍

Every generation follows its own trajectory. We ought to support them, regardless of how misguided their ideas might seem, simply because they are the ones actually doing the work. That is where the debate ends. We can mock them or make jokes if we want, but when things get real, they are the ones standing on the line while most of us have long since stepped aside. So, let them push forward.

Jerry Morris2 said:Every generation has its own journey to walk. Honestly, we should probably just have their backs, even when they come at us with some wild, half-baked ideas, simply because they’re the ones actually out there making things happen. That’s really where the conversation ends for me. We can sit back and poke fun at them all we want, but when the chips are down, they’re the ones showing up while most of us have already checked out. So, I say keep pushing forward.

You hit the nail on the head.
Keep grinding, guys.

Happy Easter to all the fellow Bad Boys out there...

Wishing a very Happy Easter and sending an abundance of blessings to all the Dinamo fans in Los Angeles!

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It’s just funny—and maybe a bit too timely—how this message from Seattle arrives right as everyone is heading back to their small town in rural America...