The Burner has a theory around the Balogun suspended red card situation but we are not sure the liberal media is ready to hear it:
Dominos claimed to give away $1 million worth of free pizza if a US player got a red card, they saw what happened and knew they couldn't financially undertake that burden, so they put a call in.
They say all countries are created equal.
But then you look at the United States of America, and then you look at everybody else and you know that statement ain’t true.
See, every country’s got a 50/50 chance of being the greatest at best.
But America’s not every country.
You take that 50% chance, add 250 years of freedom, multiply it by the strongest military on Earth, multiply that by millions of hard-working Americans, then add the Stars and Stripes and one bald eagle.
Now everybody else looks at that equation and they KNOW they can’t compete.
So everybody else’s 50% chance drastically goes down.
And America’s chance of being the greatest country on Earth goes up to 141 2/3%!
The numbers don’t lie. And they spell disaster for anyone who thinks they can compete with the United States of America!
Happy 250th Birthday, America! 🇺🇸
HOLLA IF YA HEAR ME!
Bosnia walks into this match thinking it’s 50/50.
But they forgot to carry the USA, divide by FREEDOM, multiply by AMERICA, and subtract all their confidence.
The numbers don’t lie… and they spell DISASTER for Bosnia.
🇺🇸 HOLLA IF YA HEAR ME! 🇺🇸
if I had a nickel for every time a Michigan coach accused of widespread cheating bailed for the professionals after winning a national title, I'd have 2 nickels.
which isn't a lot but given the school it's not strange at all that it's happened twice
You’re about to read a ton of truly dumb Bad Bunny takes on this website by boomers this weekend.
But I don’t see any of them walking down to the ring with a kendo stick and a shopping cart full weapons for a San Juan street fight against Damian Priest
Indiana was the worst team in college football for 150 years and then they let teams start paying players and they immediately became No. 1 and the only conclusion to draw is they were the only ones who didn’t realize you could pay players under the table for the first 150 years