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I have been binge watching Stranger things for the past couple of weeks and I liked the fight of Eleven vs Billy in season 3. I haven't gotten to season 4 as yet but it's a pretty good series.

It's a media wide thing - games/movies/cartoons/comics of today lack any real identity. The just follow what works and don't really try to go against the grain.

Schools are too busy turning kids into slaves to be genuinely concerned about their well-being.

I've heard of that one before but I've never watched it either. I've also never watched "The Days Of Our Lives".

Rambo A Bridge Too Far The Great Escape Platoon Apocalypse Now

Zero Dark Thirty The Insider The Social Network The Woman In Gold Ray

I could list so many but the one of the more memorable ones is from the Den Of Thieves with the traffic shootout scene which is the final scene in the movie.

They usually have those during the World Cup and it's usually a load of fun.

Seeing Neymar cry always warms my soul - I'm not sure why. It could be that he decided to be greedy and go to PSG where he's now in the shadow of Kylian Mbappe instead of Prime Messi and will never get his hands on the champions league as long as he's at PSG.

Agreed but I have to admit some of the interruptions are hilarious like activists tying themselves to goalposts. If it were up to me, I'd let them stay there...

As for who I think could have a longer career at the top - I'd say Messi because of his playmaking abilities and freekick skills.

Honestly, after watching some NFL in recent times, American football is definitely tougher to play - just look at some of these hits:

It is what it is - it's not like my dad was in the best of health to begin with especially in the last 6-7 years so I knew it was coming. Let's put it this way - while I do like track and field and was naturally good at it when I was actively training, It wasn't my passion unlike Usain Bolt.

That's cool to hear - how's the channel coming along?

But with everyone rejecting him, he can offer to terminate his contract by forgoing the rest of his remaining salary but of course he won't do that...500k a week? I don't think he would... It would be hilarious if Man United got relegated just to see his reaction.

Even someone like me who could run a marathon tomorrow despite not training for it find myself suffering a great deal of cramps after doing 90 minutes on a pitch. To be fair, I've experienced some nasty collisions/tackles/injuries while playing football.

He does tend to overthink it a lot in cup games and use all kinds of bizarre tactics that may or may not work in the particular match. It can't be a Pep Guardiola moment without him overthinking stuff. It's just how he is...

He'll probably do extremely well at Bayern and with him upfront and Gnarbry and Sane on either wing, they'll have a lot of pace in attack and with De Ligt in defense, he'll play some brilliant line-breaking passes from defense.

You could take Real Madrid out of the competition for the next 30 years and nobody still would catch up to their 14 wins. On another note, I do think they've done a good job strengthening their team just like Barcelona with the acquisitions of Rudiger and Aurélien Tchouameni. If they could find a competent back up to Karim Benzema, they'd be set for this window. Also, it looks like Hazard has finally started to take his training regimen more seriously so let's see if he can finally make an impact this season.

Fair enough especially with the merchandise that the fans wear.

The fact that club football will be hiatus throughout the whole thing is even more bizarre. I don't want PSG to win it and it's because they're just a financial duped up club that has barely any history but always act like they're some big club like Barcelona when they're not even bigger than Lyon or Marsielle who have won the Champions league before.

I think that had more to do with the financial situation Arsenal found themselves in at the time with the Emirates Stadium so they had to sell off their players to help pay for the stadium debt.

I would like an upset at the World Cup but if history is anything to go by, African teams don't usually get any further than the quarterfinals but with the World Cup being played in Qatar with such heat, it may just favor them as Europeans aren't used to such extreme heat.

Ironically that's the only time since 2008 that someone else other than Messi or Ronaldo ever won it which is amazing to say the least. Win the UCL with PSG? PSG is going to continue to bottle it in Europe every year long after he leaves PSG in 3 years time. He should've gone to Real Madrid if he wanted to win the UCL instead of signing a new contract at PSG.

Difficult to say - a lot of factors can affect how far a team can reach in a cup competition. For all we know, they could face a repeat of the 20/21 season where most of their defensive players were injured so they didn't do that well in Champions League.