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MAGA BS

Given the fact that (most of us) in this board at least try to be above political divisions and reach a reasonable understanding of issues, nothing more fair than to have a counterpart to our extremely funny "PC BS" thread. It is impossible to separate the BS from the serious discussion (as I tried in the serious PC thread), so I am opening just one right now. I could not think...


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DATE: 18 January - 1 February 2026 SURFACE: Hard PRIZE MONEY: A$49,171,000 FIELD SIZE: 128 DEFENDING CHAMPION: Jannick Sinner The Tournament: Nicknamed "The Happy Slam", The Australian Open is the first of the four Grand Slam tennis events of the year and has been staged since 1905. Prior to 1988 the tournament was played on grass. Sin...


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DATE: 18 January - 1 February 2026 SURFACE: Hard PRIZE MONEY: A$49,171,000 FIELD SIZE: 128 DEFENDING CHAMPION: Madison Keys The Tournament: Nicknamed "The Happy Slam", The Australian Open is the first of the four Grand Slam tennis events of the year and has been staged since 1905. Prior to 1988 the tournament was played on grass. Since...


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Do you believe the phrase, Everything is Political? We often hear this, and I tend to associate it with modern political thought, mainly driven by the left. My general response is, “is a tennis ball political? Surely that’s part of everything?” “Is the slow movement of Mozart’s 21st piano concerto political?” You get where I’m going. You wouldn’t believe which direction the c...


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