UnSubRocky wrote on Jul 20^th, 2026 at 5:05pm:



I have to be honest now:
I woke up half way through the match but I only watched a few bits of it towards the end,
it was so boring  – only 1 goal in 2 hours. (from extra time)    WTF?

The previous match was much better  with 10 goals –
England won 6 to 4 against France for the Bronze medal.

Marla wrote on Jul 21^st, 2026 at 6:48am:



You're always high. 

When you find out what the top players get paid it will blow your mind.



Jude Bellingham earns a gross base salary of approximately £345,000 (€400,000) per week at Real Madrid.
This equates to an annual base salary of about £17.9 million (€20.8 million) before performance incentives.

Trump photo bombed the Spanish

U.S. — After 19 days of added time, Pride Month finally came to a close.

Referee Slavko Vinčić blew the whistle to signal the end of Pride Month at 5:36 p.m. Eastern time yesterday, after nearly three weeks of extra time was tacked on to the standard thirty days.

"It's about time," said local man Ben Varner as the final whistle blew. "And boy was it gay to the finish. It was like watching RENT on grass today."

Calls were raised across the nation for a review of the rules regarding the clock for Pride Month, as many felt the amount of stoppage time this year to be egregious. "We can't continue like this," said local woman Bethany Gray. "When the clock strikes midnight on June 30, it's over. I don't care if there's some big soccer tournament every four years, that's no excuse. They gayness stops when the calendar hits July. No one can endure this much Pride."

World Cup fans defended the extension of Pride Month, stating that extra time was necessary because sometimes people get hurt while being super fabulous, so more time must be added on to ensure there was really a full month of gayness. Detractors, however, were not buying the argument. "A minute is a minute and a month is a month," one critic said. "The clock doesn't change depending on whether you're gay or straight. Enough is enough, people."

Bobby. wrote on Jul 21^st, 2026 at 8:07am:


The closest I ever saw Trump running was when he was going down that ramp. I figure he was close to falling over. If Trump jogged as far as 100 metres these days, we can basically call it Mr Trump's last day. He would suffer a heart attack from the exertion.

Marla wrote on Jul 21^st, 2026 at 11:44pm:



My name is brave sir Bobby.


Stick this in your bong and smoke it:

https://www.gq.com.au/lifestyle/success/highest-paid-soccer-players/image-galler...

1.

Age: 41
Club: Al-Nassr
On-field salary: $339.9 million
Off-field endorsements: $94 million

And here he is, Cristiano Ronaldo. Not only is Ronaldo the highest-paid athlete in the world, he’s also one of the highest earning athletes to ever exist. He’s the most popular athlete on the planet, the only athlete to earn over $2 billion while still active in his sport, and the leading goal scorer in all of football. We could go on, but you know how far the superlatives can go with Ronaldo. The 2026 World Cup marks his sixth time in the competition, though the trophy still eludes him. This year, he finally helped his Saudi club Al-Nassr win the Pro League championship, the first piece of silverware he’s earned since landing in the country way back in 2023.