He's definitely "got that dawg in him", as the kids say.I freaking love that guy.
He's definitely "got that dawg in him", as the kids say.I freaking love that guy.
Maybe because you read about famous people receiving threats every day, and basically never about them being attacked in a way that it's a follow up to threats.Some ppl being blasé about the threats, but it only takes 1 fool. No matter what, if you're the person being targeted by crazies, it will feel scary.
Sounds nice and all.Maybe because you read about famous people receiving threats every day, and basically never about them being attacked in a way that it's a follow up to threats.
In fact, most stories where something real happens is home invasions which are entirely unrelated to the the surreal world of social media private messages.
People do *** to just vent. And there's always a small minority of people who see 99% of people be angry at something and then say "cool guess I'll do that", mostly to signal to their own small circle of degenerates.
I don't see that as blasé, I see it as a more holistic view of how it works, and because most times these things have basically no credibility to them I just find it boring that it always pops up and has people up in arms about it.
If we're gonna overreact I might as wel be blasé about this.Sounds nice and all.
Now be the one that get about 10.000 threats, people mentioning your home adress, parents, children, family, friends, ...
And realise it only takes 1 fool.
Toulouse is the heartland of French rugby...I gotta call out the absolutely class, hockey-style body check against the barriers for the idiot at the finish.
View: https://x.com/Reecefm/status/1945501772136817130
I just love the extra oomph the security guy put into it. Super leg drive, great forearm technique. Way to finish.
Respect.
It's here to stayThe harrasment is the problem, not the miniscule risk that someone might actually try to perform whatever monstrous act they "threatened" with.
There's literally a video of Pog and THJ chatting after the finish.
...yeah, that winning stages crap is stupid...Those UNO-X morons should be banned. Stupid tactics, stupid way of riding, and now even dangerous.
Their presence is ludicrous and ridiculous.
I would actually love to see thisSo much expertise on this board. Amazing. It's shocking teams don't recruit for their DS positions from here.
Hinault would attack a protestor who was protesting clubbing baby seals to death...outside of a coffee shopSomeone with your skill set remains a threat! I've contacted the race officials, and they've confirmed they're upgrading the security detail at the race finish with this guy.
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The beauty of Le Blaireau is the absolute commitment and the utter lack of hesitation.Hinault would attack a protestor who was protesting clubbing baby seals to death...outside of a coffee shop
I don't think a gifted yellow jersey gives you that authority anymore...
As a fairly loyal fan of Campenaerts, gotta say I concur. Please let that potty go...If Campenarts doesn't take that f***king aero helmet off, I'm going to tell Hinault that it's a protest against trypophobia
I love Campy but I really hate that aero helmet.If Campenarts doesn't take that f***king aero helmet off, I'm going to tell Hinault that it's a protest against trypophobia
I agree with your statement at the end but I also think just saying "Mou has a thread discussing his prophecies on this forum" is quite misleading. I think that thread has turned much more into a meta discussion about Mou and what he represents than about the content of his tweets. I think you can actually argue that the fact he is doing his nonsense on Twitter and no longer here is quite a positive sign for how the moderation of the forum works.One of the most prominent exponents of this toxicity is an anonymous Twitter account spouting utter aggressive nonsense about rivaling riders and teams. Still that anonymous douchebag is getting his own thread on this forum with already hundreds of messages discussing its prophecies. If we're talking about looking in the mirror regarding online toxicity, this forum also has it's fair share to do.
"It was a flat run-in, so we didn't expect any more time gaps," Healy said about the Pogačar incident. "The consensus amongst us all was to take it easy and let him come back."
"I guess it’s just respect amongst riders, like I said before, we were not expecting any time gaps from that point forward, and if anyone on the other side of that, I'd have appreciated the same in return. If whenever someone makes a silly mistake where there's not going to be crazy differences from that point forward, I think anyone would have appreciated the same."