I filled in the form for an intro call on the JNM Football site, only for the website to tell me that there are no spots for May and then redirect me to a page promoting their "Launchpad" subscription that claims that I "didn't qualify". Is there a real way to get an intro call? Or is JNM Football a scam?
The only Arab country with a huge impact was Morroco, who, with Walid Regragui, progressed to the 2022 World Cup semifinals before being knocked out by Didier Deschamp's France. Saudi Arabia has never made past the round of 16 in the World Cup, Egypt has never made out of the group stage of every World Cup that they've qualified for, and Kuwait (where I live) has failed to qualify for every World Cup after the 1982 World Cup, (which they qualified for). I can go on and on, but my point is that Arab countries have performed really poorly in international football. What's going on? Is it that there aren't enough Arab players playing for European clubs? Or that the youth system is really poor? Is it politics? Corruption? Poor quality coaches?
Yes I'm being serious. I don't live in the US and I want an escape from TikTok, so it's pretty frustrating to see TikTok reposts, Donald Trump, and American politics being common in my Reddit.
This grid includes only the video games that I have played before. Ever wonder why I didn't include RDR 2, the Hollow Knight games, Expedition 33, and Zelda Ocarina of Time? It's because I've never played them. How is my taste on video games?
Explanation:
Zelda TP: My favorite game of all time. Haven't finished but I'm planning on finishing it. Excellent story and good gameplay. By "remaster", I mean an enhanced port to the Nintendo Switch and Nintendo Switch 2, which would've been nice.
Yoshi's Island: I've heard people complain about Mario's cries but I like this game alot. It's the exact reason I fell in love with Yoshi.
Super Mario World: I like it better than Super Mario Bros on the NES, and riding Yoshi is very enjoyable. The final battle against Bowser is so hard it's actually impressive, hence "Favorite Antagonist"
Cyberpunk 2077: RPGs aren't my thing but pretty good game
Spiderman 2018: Really satisfying beat 'em up combat
FIFA 14: Who can forget "Love Me Again"? My favorite soundtrack for sure
FC26: Meh game tbh. There's very little innovation. I spent alot of time in Ultimate Team. In an Ultimate Team match, you can easily concede a goal multiple times and lose the match, which is very frustrating and made me pissed multiple times, but when you win a match, it's kinda satisfying.
PES 2010: Very nostalgic intro. It's a meh game though
NFS Shift: Fantastic artstyle, and I wish it was remade
Forza Horizon 5: The open-world design makes for an entertaining multiplayer experience
NFS Most Wanted 2012: I see why some people weren't happy about this game: It's a far cry from NFS Most Wanted 2005. Decent game though.
Among Us: The only game that I've played before that's good with friends
GTA 4: I find the intro hilarious, and I like Niko Bellic
GTA 5: I played it alot when I was younger, so it had a big impact on me when it comes to video games
Animal Corssing (Gamecube): Kinda relaxing
Fortnite: The fact that I would get eliminated every single time I play Battle Royale is very frustrating, so I don't get how it became popular in 2018, hence "Overrated".
So I watched this movie between 2024 and 2025 in a cinema with my mother. The movie shows a heist in Nice, France, where a group successfully steal cash (and maybe diamonds? I don't remember) only to get arrested by the police the morning after the heist. The group used a white Porsche Taycan as their getaway vehicle. The heist happened during a match between OGC Nice and another team, as shown with a scene showing OGC Nice fans.