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I’m really proud of this kid and happy for him but also got an “Abi” advice for him.
Please stop objecting and playing with the officials. In European basketball when a star provoke an official, it might not be a much of a problem, especially former Yugoslavian background players. But in the NFL, it’s considered whining, weeping. The audience doesn’t like it and they call you names for that.
 

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In every game of Alperen I have seen you can see how the refs blow the whistle against him. Especially last season they were even worse. Luka Doncic is even worse than him though- even though in most cases he gets the Superstar treatment by the refs. :D

Hopefully Sengun stays consistent and improves his game with every coming season. He has a lot of room for development.
 

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Luka Doncic is even worse than him though- even though in most cases he gets the Superstar treatment by the refs. :D

Hopefully Sengun stays consistent and improves his game with every coming season. He has a lot of room for development.
Doncic, Jokic et al. like I said former Yugoslavian and E. European school and they always argue with the officials. He said his idol was Jokic, and why not? The guy is among the elite and you can tell how he was influenced by him. So much so that, he even impersonates his fights with officials 😁
He still is young though and got time ahead of him to create and develop his own style, just like you said. So far, you can tell that he enjoys it 🙂
 

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I don't know if guys watched it but damn...this was so good!
 

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Doncic, Jokic et al. like I said former Yugoslavian and E. European school and they always argue with the officials. He said his idol was Jokic, and why not? The guy is among the elite and you can tell how he was influenced by him. So much so that, he even impersonates his fights with officials 😁
He still is young though and got time ahead of him to create and develop his own style, just like you said. So far, you can tell that he enjoys it 🙂

Whining to the refs is not just a Yugo-thing... It is more of a Southern/Mediterranean thing. Italians, Spaniards, Turks, Greeks, Yugos etc- it is in our blood to argue with the refs when they do stupid shit. :D
 

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Whining to the refs is not just a Yugo-thing... It is more of a Southern/Mediterranean thing. Italians, Spaniards, Turks, Greeks, Yugos etc- it is in our blood to argue with the refs when they do stupid shit. :D
Once again, Americans, especially football and basketball fans hate this. They consider these two team sports as the toughest, roughest shit. Bitching, whining makes players look lame. And with all due respect, they always bitching, tbh. Not only when the officials f*** up 🫤
 

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Once again, Americans, especially football and basketball fans hate this. They consider these two team sports as the toughest, roughest shit. Bitching, whining makes players look lame. And with all due respect, they always bitching, tbh. Not only when the officials f*** up 🫤


Who cares about what a bunch of hot dog eating W*stoids think about it...

 

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When is anyone in Turkey going to take measures against street dogs in Turkey? Maybe it is just time for the citizens to take care of the problem themselves and just throw poisoned food around because only this is the solution... and I say that as a guy who loves dogs and animals.



I heard some citizens are putting them down with guns.

A lot of people are taking matters into their own hands.
 

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When is anyone in Turkey going to take measures against street dogs in Turkey? Maybe it is just time for the citizens to take care of the problem themselves and just throw poisoned food around because only this is the solution... and I say that as a guy who loves dogs and animals.


Lobbies everywhere.
Got bitten by a dog a block ahead of my house, shared the incident in neighbourhoods animal care whatsapp group. And i am a person grown in village with shepherd dogs in summer time! they simply told " man you should have posed a threat and teased the dog before hand or smelled like a cat" like damn, if a dog bites you, you must be the cause because the dogs are like the most mentally stable creature ever.
 

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Lobbies everywhere.
Got bitten by a dog a block ahead of my house, shared the incident in neighbourhoods animal care whatsapp group. And i am a person grown in village with shepherd dogs in summer time! they simply told " man you should have posed a threat and teased the dog before hand or smelled like a cat" like damn, if a dog bites you, you must be the cause because the dogs are like the most mentally stable creature ever.

In Australia we dont allow dogs or even cats to roam the street.

Dogs in particular not just an invasive species they can also become feral if not dangerous street dogs.

It took quite a while to ban pitbull dogs thanks to Animal lovers and dog worshippers.
 

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Interestingly, we had a dog problem in my home town. (I don't live there anymore) And becuase of corruption and mismanagement, city corporation couldn't take care of it. But at the time there was a big highway project going on. And a Korean firm was in charge of it. Apperantly, Korean engineers noticed a lot of dogs were roaming around so they asked about it....... they were told that these dogs were needed to be desposed off but unfortunately due to lack of resource, relevant people couldn't get it done. So they asked if they could help....ahmm....in a different way.🤣 (if you know what I mean)
The clever guy in charge allowed them on the condition of they would properly take care of the leftover and bury it. The result was spectacular, the dogs had gone extinct in my home town before even the project was finished.
 

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Lobbies everywhere.
Got bitten by a dog a block ahead of my house, shared the incident in neighbourhoods animal care whatsapp group. And i am a person grown in village with shepherd dogs in summer time! they simply told " man you should have posed a threat and teased the dog before hand or smelled like a cat" like damn, if a dog bites you, you must be the cause because the dogs are like the most mentally stable creature ever.


These people don't know the dog psyche, they don't know their nature and behavioral patterns but they have an image in their head that dogs are all a bunch of innocent and loving creatures that can't harm nobody. The dog is only as good as the man who raised it- the same with children.

I have a dog, I have been around dogs, I have friends that are literally dog experts and enthusiasts... and all of them know that the only solution with street dogs that form packs and grown in numbers that can't be managed is to just kill them off. That's how they solved the problem in Bulgaria, that's how they solved the problems in Europe, that's how they solved it in America etc back in the days. Yes, they now have laws and regulation that are strictly implemented and they have dog shelters (where dogs are also being killed if not adopted after a certain period) but back in the days they were solving their problems with a bullet.

The same people that were once killing dogs... and Native Americans, and Negroes, and Gypsies, and Jews nowadays talk about human rights, about animal rights etc. And the useful idiots in Turkey that believe them don't surprise us once again.
 

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What I love about cats how clean they are also more civilised than dogs.

I know domestic cats dont have the size or strength to kill a human.

You dont see them forming packs or killing humans unlike street dogs. I do believe stray cats should not be roaming around then again id rather have cats than dogs any day.

Cats hunt mice and rats. Also they get the special privledge of going inside a mosque.
 
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