Essential The Official Football (Soccer) Thread - It's Amad World

[Scottie Drippin]

i've laid my scumbaggery to rest. i'm trying to use my finely tuned skills to get ahead professionally now. i've grown so much

but i feel you on that "say anything", no john cusack. even when i've been called out on it by exes/j.o.'s i will never admit defeat. it would get to a point where i know they'd be like "NOBODY can verbally squirm this much yet stand so strong..." and they'd either get tired and wanna believe me or just actually believe me so


you've gotten out of work on a saturday morning, i got out of a work contract, as in i didnt have to work there anymore and was free to do whatever, due to unnervingly complex family issues

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i was not above skewing stories that happened to friends to have them happen to immediate family, or even say someone died. the way i see it, when you push employees to the point of misery, they're liable and essentially permitted to do wild shyt like that. let that be a lesson for anyone in any type of management position.

i know this frame of mind all too well

Bruh. I was at a party where a drunk driver drove and parked his car on the hood of another car at like 2AM as I was about to go home to get some sleep before work in the AM. Took a photo of that shyt, sent that shyt to my boss claiming it was my car, and walked right the fukk back into the party

Dat contract doe, the streets need the story.

Unless the statute hasn't passed yet

 

[dennis roadman]

Bruh. I was at a party where a drunk driver drove and parked his car on the hood of another car at like 2AM as I was about to go home to get some sleep before work in the AM. Took a photo of that shyt, sent that shyt to my boss claiming it was my car, and walked right the fukk back into the party

Dat contract doe, the streets need the story.

Unless the statute hasn't passed yet

when random shyt happens that facilitates work excuses

that story is on ice until i make my first million

 

[EQ.]

Spurs traveling fans you make your own fun outchea

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[mastermind]

@Don Rhymus and @horse. kills
scumbag legends :wowjb:

 

[yoyoyo1]

song for PSG they can understand, detailing exactly what's gonna happen tomorrow

 

[Roaden Polynice]

Finished True Detective. Apologies, don't feel like digging up the thread and trawling through 70 pages of asinine predictions about who the Yellow King was. Don't even want to get started on that nonsense.

I just wanted to say...did anyone else feel like that final confrontation was sorta fukking weak? It wasn't even creepy or weird imho. I'm not saying the finale was weak, no, no, in fact the part after the confrontation with Childress hammered home the conceit of the series quite nicely and was rather fitting but I think the final confrontation, Rust walking through the killer's dreary ass maze, the killer taunting him blah blah blah killer leaps out of nowhere, partner shows up, partner can't kill, killer comes after other partner, first partner finishes the killer off. shyt was so banal. And it really just goes to show how basic the actual detective part of the show is and how it wasn't really doing all that much new for a police/detective drama. Nothing new.

But I think about it more and maybe that was the point? That's a bit reachy, but I say that because it makes you think of all the other things the show was actually about, besides the case which the show wasn't really about. I dunno...I am anticipating season 2 fwiw.

The secret occult history of the united states transportation system? I'm in

 

[mastermind]

But I think about it more and maybe that was the point? That's a bit reachy, but I say that because it makes you think of all the other things the show was actually about, besides the case which the show wasn't really about. I dunno...I am anticipating season 2 fwiw.

bingo

 

[dennis roadman]

Finished True Detective. Apologies, don't feel like digging up the thread and trawling through 70 pages of asinine predictions about who the Yellow King was. Don't even want to get started on that nonsense.

I just wanted to say...did anyone else feel like that final confrontation was sorta fukking weak? It wasn't even creepy or weird imho. I'm not saying the finale was weak, no, no, in fact the part after the confrontation with Childress hammered home the conceit of the series quite nicely and was rather fitting but I think the final confrontation, Rust walking through the killer's dreary ass maze, the killer taunting him blah blah blah killer leaps out of nowhere, partner shows up, partner can't kill, killer comes after other partner, first partner finishes the killer off. shyt was so banal. And it really just goes to show how basic the actually detective part of the show is and how it wasn't really doing all that much new for a police/detective drama. Nothing new.

But I think about it more and maybe that was the point? That's a bit reachy, but I say that because it makes you think of all the other things the show was actually about, besides the case which the show wasn't really about. I dunno...I am anticipating season 2 fwiw.

The secret occult history of the united states transportation system? I'm in

i agree with all of this, completely.

i got early on that it was a story of characters and not the case,

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but i would have loved for them to throw us a bone and not have the dude die. he seemed to be dishing some info on reggie ledoux and some others involved, and it woulda been nice to know just a little more about who might have been in that tape. even if he said a bunch of shyt that would later be inadmissible in court for whatever reason, i didn't think it woulda been too outta bounds for him to enthusiastically confirm the tuttles' and their ilk's involvement

 

[yoyoyo1]

you can always rely on hbo shows to be extra pretentious, bunch of "the art is the journey and not the final creation" ass nikkas :doghmm:

 

[dennis roadman]

speaking of art, yall brehs ever check that Showtime show "Gigolos"?

 

[Roaden Polynice]

you can always rely on hbo shows to be extra pretentious, bunch of "the art is the journey and not the final creation" ass nikkas :doghmm:

It's just par for the course with drama series nowadays. You see every drama show now trying to shoehorn metaphors in, grasp at subtexts and underlying themes. When it comes off it's spectacular. But other times it's just so fukking on the nose it's just sorta cringeworthy. Like when Marty and Beth are having sex and the camera cuts to her little devil and angel figurines

I hate to keep bagging on this show but House of Cards was really bad about just trying to place random ass scenes and imagery to make the show seem "deep" I feel like Claire's entire purpose for a few episodes was so the writers could have those little subtexts and things in there because they thought that is what makes a drama good.

speaking of art, yall brehs ever check that Showtime show "Gigolos"?

It looks like Entourage. But somehow 10x douchier.

 

[dennis roadman]

It looks like Entourage. But somehow 10x better.

fixed

entourage was so shyt in hindsight. pure stoned escapism for me as a teenager

 

[dennis roadman]

marry english dudes brehettes

 

[EQ.]

marry english dudes brehettes

"ok glass untraceable poison"

 

[yoyoyo1]

marry english dudes brehettes

I aint expect that