I’ve never chased followers but I’ve somehow acquired some. Cheers.
My content is hot garbage takes and gay shit. Never taken this platform seriously, just enjoying the ride.🍻
@delyth78@CuckooSmurfing@AnthonyCumia It doesn’t force the person striking you to do anything except continue to smack you about however they please.
You think being struck “as an equal” is somehow better than being struck as an inferior?
Asinine interpretation of that teaching.
@GamingAndPandas@Romudeth Good movie, shite marketing and an uninterested general public.
“Cult classic” and “severely underrated gem” status awaits on streaming.
See also: Treasure Planet, Atlantis the lost empire, Tintin etc.
@a_man_in_red@TrollFootball Ignorance often is, but eh, it all depends on what is the most popular version in any given country, let’s be fair.
If American college football hadn’t caught on or if rugby became more popular in Europe than soccer, the default term would probably be quite different.
@a_man_in_red@TrollFootball Yup. Because most British fans aren’t exactly sports historians (or could tell you the rules of what other commonwealth countries call “football” apart from observe that they involve a lot more handballing than the name implies)
@BlueNGold92@a_man_in_red@iowahawkblog@LakesFirearmsTr And?
I mean it’s not the longest running, that goes to Match of the Day, but it’s probably just called that because it alliterates. If it was on Friday it’d be “Football Friday”.
@a_man_in_red@BlueNGold92@iowahawkblog@LakesFirearmsTr Ah. But then you run into the same issue that happens when Brits call any American a “yank”.
The Brits who invented “soccer” were upper-class private school twits, not the average footie fan. Taking the lead from the British elite compounds the sense you’re out of touch.