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Who knows if we get a chance to talk we might sort things but his reluctance to deal with issues is very hard to take. If we are together I want us to spend time together and be a bit more involved in each others lives. I don't think that is too much to ask of someone who claims to have bee. In love with me since the early 90's!
Oh and cocktails rock. Kill pain quickly.
They really do. They really do. Though usually they create a new pain the following day. And that awkward moment when you're trying to hoosh her out the door ASAP.Quote:
Originally Posted by Magicme
This was an enjoyable little wander this morning.
http://balls.ie/football/the-balls-i...tball-hipster/
I can spot at least one of everyone here falling into one bracket. Intentionally or not.
Damn it, I was doing okay until I got down to 24. It's absolute nails-down-a-blackboard for me whenever someone pronounces the "n" at the end of Lyon!Quote:
Originally Posted by BonnieShels
Well I clearly fall into the "Horn for Dortmund and Klopp" section.Quote:
Originally Posted by peadar1987
But I do enjoy WSC still.
Oh dear, I fell at the first hurdle. I have a whole load of football shirts, from Olympiakos to Bordeaux to even Walsall.
It's only a first hurdle if you have those shirts to be "cool".Quote:
Originally Posted by nigel-harps1954
You support Finn Harps. You could never be accused of being cool.
That makes me feel better. I'm not a hipster after all. I felt kind of bad for wearing a Newcastle jersey the other day.Quote:
Originally Posted by BonnieShels
Very funny Bonnie... I found 12 & 13 and the first part of 7 a little bit too familiar!
I think it's just easier to say AVB. That's my excuse. But now I may reconsider.
Nothing, not a thing. Is there something wrong with me? Off The Ball I find annoying at times and at best boring. I don't like James Richardson as he was a rude twonk the few times I met him. Maybe I'm just not a football fan. Oh, but I guess I have one thing, a Dundalk FC shirt from 1984, it's a wee bit mouldy now, but still. Oh, and I despise Dortmund, them, Barcelona and Bayern. Cheats the lot of them!
Ooooooooooh.
I like OTB. And whilst Ken Early can be a git sometimes at least there's decent discussion on there.
Plus they have given me the funniest radio moment ever when Murph interviewed Jason Ryan last year during the Championship after a match and thanked him for coming. Still tickles my funny bone when I hear the clip. Radio Gold.
Edit: It was Sports Saturday/Sunday that that happened on.
I'm drinking normal coffee today.
You're like this forum's resident Jessie.
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But I wear nicer clothes.
Like foreign football jersies.
Today was Bordeaux.
I'm drinking Tim Hortons coffee from a Toronto Maple Leafs Mug and have a Mr Big chocolate bar as well.
It's all going Canadian over here.
I seen a duck on the wall of a bridge on a canal I cross every day to get to college this morning, he looked at me, I looked at him(?), I was all like, ''da feck are you doing up on that wall duck?'' and all he had to say for himself was ''quack''. We parted ways, I'll probably never see that duck again..
I managed to get myself a bloody Fixed Penalty Notice for cycling on a pavement yesterday on my way to work. Admittedly, I was in the process of committing the offence (describing it as such makes it sound all very serious, but cycling on the footpath is indeed an offence) when a fairly rotund policewoman positioned herself between a phone box and a pizza parlour wall to block off my route and stop me. The police did appear to be out on watch to make examples of pavement-hogging cyclists like myself as there was another officer issuing what I assume was a similar notice to another cyclist across on the other side of the road.
I did feel it a bit harsh, however, as that specific section of Oxford Road in Manchester (Europe's busiest bus corridor apparently) doesn't actually have a cycle path. A cycle path is evident only further north and south, but not at that part - the most hectic part - just outside a university as connecting routes converge upon entry to the city centre, incredibly. It can be very dangerous with a constant stream of double-decker buses, taxis, lorries and cars breathing down your neck from behind and quite daunting having to weave in and out between them as they're both moving and stopped to pick up passengers. Anyway, the policewoman was having none of my attempts to extenuate myself and simply suggested I "stay safe". Which is kinda what I was doing on the pavement at the time...
So, I have three options:
- Pay a £30 fine.
- Attend what the issuing policewoman described in somewhat Orwellian terms as a "community re-education session" at a local fire station some evening between the 28th of February and the 7th of March; basically, they play a video on safe cycling for half an hour to a group of up to thirty "offenders" and waive the £30 fine/notice.
- Dispute the notice and elect a Magistrate's Court Hearing.
I think I'll go for the second.
Airstrip One is alive and well! ;)