Juventus Fan Club - Lebanon, Beirut

king_alex10 wrote:@fab.. my friend and I just burned one... He's on XBOX now playing skyrim. Had a rough night... Gotta go to work in 3 hours so a swift recovery is needed.

Hah nice. Nothing better for a hangover cure if you ask me...

Im watching the night of the roxbury lol this movie gets better every time you see it.

@cro.... Question for u... Would you react the same way to an Italian American who doesn't claim to pay/do things for Italy?

king_alex10 wrote:@cro.... Question for u... Would you react the same way to an Italian American who doesn't claim to pay/do things for Italy?

I dont think i got that right... ur asking if e.g JNC is not giant hypocrite who glorifies everything Italian and everything and everyone elese is shit and fake(we are talking about football/Juve stuff here)? You mean people like Giu, italian fool and rest Italians that are/were here from the states?
No i wouldnt react this way, why would i? They dont shit on anyone, and they respect everyone else....

king_alex10 wrote:@fab.. my friend and I just burned one... He's on XBOX now playing skyrim. Had a rough night... Gotta go to work in 3 hours so a swift recovery is needed.

@css...my father just came back from Palermo & castelbuono. My family has a trip planned to the Caribbean so Italy/Sicily will b next year

Ah cool. Going to be leaving Early December for Torino to Watch Juve vs. Cesena then heading to Sicily. Then back to Canada for school

Where did little Canadian kid go?

Maybe his mom send him to buy some Canadian milk with Canadian money?

@cro

Nope, u understood right. I just wanted to clarify. I'm a first gen Italian-American. My family celebrates Italian culture and heritage, but we r Americans. No matter how Italian my family is we recognize that we live here, conduct business here, make money here, and contribute to its society.

Ad much as I love everything about Italy, I am an American first. Might be hypocritical, considering ny heart is w la nazionale, but like I said that is a cultural tradition that has existed in my family

Hey hey guys we took lighter stance on insults yes but don't involve countries for individuals pls keep it clean

DeviAngel wrote:Hey hey guys we took lighter stance on insults yes but don't involve countries for individuals pls keep it clean

Indeed, but just out of curiosity? Is this thread here for letting out feelings like done in the past... if not why is it still open as arguments keep happening?

It shouldn't be closed... Eventhough shit had been thrown around its going away.

king_alex10 wrote:@cro

Nope, u understood right. I just wanted to clarify. I'm a first gen Italian-American. My family celebrates Italian culture and heritage, but we r Americans. No matter how Italian my family is we recognize that we live here, conduct business here, make money here, and contribute to its society.

Ad much as I love everything about Italy, I am an American first. Might be hypocritical, considering ny heart is w la nazionale, but like I said that is a cultural tradition that has existed in my family

I have nothing agaisnt ppl who live out of their home countires, everyone has the right to live where ever they want(if they are allowed), and when they are patriotic, but when ppl like JNC acts superior to every non Italian fan here, it disgust me, he lives 7000 km away from Italy and does shit for that same Italy and he acts like he is direct descent of Giuseppe Garibaldi ffs.

Understood

U can still love the country of ur heritage and celebrate it... But u also have to acknowledge that u ate part of ur resident country's society

king_alex10 wrote:Understood

U can still love the country of ur heritage and celebrate it... But u also have to acknowledge that u ate part of ur resident country's society

Well he does have an Italian passport and he was born there. By law that's how it is. If that is the case in which he is studying in Canada only then... He has the right to call himself Italian infront of being Canadian.

Camurrìa.Sto.Stronzo wrote:

king_alex10 wrote:Understood

U can still love the country of ur heritage and celebrate it... But u also have to acknowledge that u ate part of ur resident country's society

Well he does have an Italian passport and he was born there. By law that's how it is. If that is the case in which he is studying in Canada only then... He has the right to call himself Italian infront of being Canadian.

Thats not the point.

I know that, I'm clarifying that however.

I would like to ask for minute of silence for our most beloved Canadian.

You surley wont be missed.

Looking forward of not reading anything ever again that ur little rasicts fingers type.

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Allow me to pay respect to the man child who proclaimed Lev Yashin a nobody and got an entire board upset by saying:

CroInter wrote:I would like to ask for minute of silence for our most beloved Canadian.

You surley wont be missed.

Looking forward of not reading anything ever again that ur little rasicts fingers type.

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Doc wrote:Allow me to pay respect to the man child who proclaimed Lev Yashin a nobody and got an entire board upset by saying:

absolutely pathetic..........

I'm lighting a joe, this is too stupid. Peace and love from Denmark (and i'm VERY proud of my home country) - at least i'm not the one causing europe problems with bad economy - self-inflicted by electing Berlusconi time after time.. OH SNAP!