@Barbarossa Yep right by Whiskey and not far from Viper. It’s a great place if you like cigars. Downtown has a nice place too but then you got to be downtown at night so fuck that. So many great cigar bars in Phoenix than LA but the food scene is LA can’t be beat.
food scene is great
i was in AZ last July , Sedona , was nice , flew into PHX and rental
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Quote Originally Posted by jesron1269:
@Barbarossa Yep right by Whiskey and not far from Viper. It’s a great place if you like cigars. Downtown has a nice place too but then you got to be downtown at night so fuck that. So many great cigar bars in Phoenix than LA but the food scene is LA can’t be beat.
food scene is great
i was in AZ last July , Sedona , was nice , flew into PHX and rental
Lemon, orange and an apple tree in my backyard. Also planted an Avocado tree three years ago. Maybe it'll yield one avocado in 10 years from now at this rate
Los Angeles
Great end to that game. Austria-1.5 lucky ending
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Lemon, orange and an apple tree in my backyard. Also planted an Avocado tree three years ago. Maybe it'll yield one avocado in 10 years from now at this rate
@Barbarossa Lemon, orange and an apple tree in my backyard. Also planted an Avocado tree three years ago. Maybe it'll yield one avocado in 10 years from now at this rate Los Angeles Great end to that game. Austria-1.5 lucky ending
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Quote Originally Posted by Messier-11:
@Barbarossa Lemon, orange and an apple tree in my backyard. Also planted an Avocado tree three years ago. Maybe it'll yield one avocado in 10 years from now at this rate Los Angeles Great end to that game. Austria-1.5 lucky ending
That’s how I feel about Yosemite. Lived in Phoenix for 5 years and hit just about every spot in the state except Sedona. Need to get back there for some Spring training action. Been like 15 years since I left
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That’s how I feel about Yosemite. Lived in Phoenix for 5 years and hit just about every spot in the state except Sedona. Need to get back there for some Spring training action. Been like 15 years since I left
@Barbarossa That’s how I feel about Yosemite. Lived in Phoenix for 5 years and hit just about every spot in the state except Sedona. Need to get back there for some Spring training action. Been like 15 years since I left
never been , but will go there as soon as there is an opportunity
my wife said " "but the Grizzlies"
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Quote Originally Posted by Messier-11:
@Barbarossa That’s how I feel about Yosemite. Lived in Phoenix for 5 years and hit just about every spot in the state except Sedona. Need to get back there for some Spring training action. Been like 15 years since I left
never been , but will go there as soon as there is an opportunity
@Barbarossa I hope not! I have Portugal pending for a parley for me. I think Portugal wins 2-0. Don’t think Congo troubles them. No Spain 0-0 garbage. I hope!
i wouldn't worry , they will beat them by 2 or 3 goals
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Quote Originally Posted by Lewis1218:
@Barbarossa I hope not! I have Portugal pending for a parley for me. I think Portugal wins 2-0. Don’t think Congo troubles them. No Spain 0-0 garbage. I hope!
i wouldn't worry , they will beat them by 2 or 3 goals
AT&T Stadium in Arlington. Thursday night. England – unbeaten in qualifying, without conceding a single goal. Croatia – World Cup runners-up in 2018, third place in 2022. Experience, quality, organization.
Bookmakers have Under 2.5 at -125 and Over 2.5 at +105.
But what's happening behind the scenes is not clear at all.
Source one – Zurich, Switzerland A capital flow monitoring firm tracked $22 million in coordinated capital. On one specific market. Within just a few hours. The funds originated from accounts in tax havens – the Cayman Islands and Panama.
Source two – Rotterdam, Netherlands An investigative journalist reveals: the referee assigned to this match, Danny Makkelie, has ties to an illegal gambling network in Southeast Asia. His brother-in-law runs a company in Singapore – according to sources, a front for illegal betting operations. Makkelie has visited Macau twice, where he met with representatives of Asian betting syndicates.
Source three – Dallas, USA A member of England's coaching staff reveals that Thomas Tuchel has prepared a specific plan for this match. The staff spent weeks analyzing Croatia and preparing tactics designed to surprise the opponent.
Source four – Singapore A social media analyst identified an organized campaign. Over 300 accounts from Macau and Singapore – previously inactive on football topics – suddenly began posting content about this match. All accounts are linked to the same servers, suggesting they are managed by a single group.
$22 million.
These are not small-time players. This is not fan money. This is institutional money that knows what is about to happen.
what is he trying to tell us ?
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Soccer: England vs. Croatia (JUNE 17, 2026)
AT&T Stadium in Arlington. Thursday night. England – unbeaten in qualifying, without conceding a single goal. Croatia – World Cup runners-up in 2018, third place in 2022. Experience, quality, organization.
Bookmakers have Under 2.5 at -125 and Over 2.5 at +105.
But what's happening behind the scenes is not clear at all.
Source one – Zurich, Switzerland A capital flow monitoring firm tracked $22 million in coordinated capital. On one specific market. Within just a few hours. The funds originated from accounts in tax havens – the Cayman Islands and Panama.
Source two – Rotterdam, Netherlands An investigative journalist reveals: the referee assigned to this match, Danny Makkelie, has ties to an illegal gambling network in Southeast Asia. His brother-in-law runs a company in Singapore – according to sources, a front for illegal betting operations. Makkelie has visited Macau twice, where he met with representatives of Asian betting syndicates.
Source three – Dallas, USA A member of England's coaching staff reveals that Thomas Tuchel has prepared a specific plan for this match. The staff spent weeks analyzing Croatia and preparing tactics designed to surprise the opponent.
Source four – Singapore A social media analyst identified an organized campaign. Over 300 accounts from Macau and Singapore – previously inactive on football topics – suddenly began posting content about this match. All accounts are linked to the same servers, suggesting they are managed by a single group.
$22 million.
These are not small-time players. This is not fan money. This is institutional money that knows what is about to happen.
Portugal , like Argentina today , will focus on bringing Ronaldo into good scoring positions , Messi scored 3 today , i see a similar scenario tomorrow
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Portugal , like Argentina today , will focus on bringing Ronaldo into good scoring positions , Messi scored 3 today , i see a similar scenario tomorrow
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