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Original post by tehFrance
Ah you are like me with golf only it is rowing, I agree doing a sport is more interesting than watching it. Golf is boring unless you are out there playing it yourself and I think you may find the same thing with rowing :h:

I love rugby, I am just not built for it :lol:


I guess that's the same with a lot of sports though. They can be quite dull watching them, but when you get involved they become more interesting... such as darts :biggrin: My uni does actually have a rowing team, my friend almost convinced me to join it in first year. But I don't have the arms for it... I am pathetically weak.




I have come to the conclusion that I am a hoarder. I have just thrown out all my GCSE work... I left school 6 years ago :K: Why do I keep so much rubbish!!
Original post by tehFrance
Er hello and or duh... me and Jade :h:


I meant like, did you specifically join this site for dating? Or did you just later one day decide "Hmm, let's search for some hot TSR bird :perv:". Those are the things that I find a bit odd.

If it's just a case of chatting to a particular person casually then deciding you'd like to date them for real, then that's different (I've done this myself :teehee:)
Original post by CherryCherryBoomBoom
Is that morris's Twitter and real name?


It's his real twitter, although it looks like he only created it 24 hours ago to stalk Jaydiee...I don't think it's his real name, no :tongue:
Original post by StartSomething
I have come to the conclusion that I am a hoarder. I have just thrown out all my GCSE work... I left school 6 years ago :K: Why do I keep so much rubbish!!


I still have all my school work, including my playschool and Reception stuff. And I even have my Year 8 homework on my computer still.
Original post by StartSomething
I guess that's the same with a lot of sports though. They can be quite dull watching them, but when you get involved they become more interesting... such as darts :biggrin: My uni does actually have a rowing team, my friend almost convinced me to join it in first year. But I don't have the arms for it... I am pathetically weak.


Oh yeah, I'm the same when it comes to sport - I enjoy playing it occasionally, but I find it quite boring to watch, even popular spectator sports like football.
I used to hoard all my school work and books for so many years! It was only about 2 years ago I think when I decided to just finally throw it all out when I one day thought "You know, why on earth am I keeping all this stuff for?". The only stuff from school I've kept is my art work.
Original post by spiral87
I still have all my school work, including my playschool and Reception stuff. And I even have my Year 8 homework on my computer still.


:redface: Wow, that's a lot of work! Where do you keep it all?! I have no where to store all mine, that's why I had to throw it all out. Even all my college assignments which I spent thousands of hours on :frown:


Original post by CherryCherryBoomBoom
I used to hoard all my school work and books for so many years! It was only about 2 years ago I think when I decided to just finally throw it all out when I one day thought "You know, why on earth am I keeping all this stuff for?". The only stuff from school I've kept is my art work.


That's exactly what I thought... why on earth am I keeping all this?!
Original post by StartSomething
:redface: Wow, that's a lot of work! Where do you keep it all?! I have no where to store all mine, that's why I had to throw it all out. Even all my college assignments which I spent thousands of hours on :frown:


My mum still has all of hers as well! The garage and the loft. I wanna keep my art work and maybe Primary School stuff, but perhaps I should throw away all my secondary school work.
How do you guys react when you're in a situation where you have to socialise with people you don't know very well? Perhaps being the newbie in a group of friends...
Original post by StartSomething
I guess that's the same with a lot of sports though. They can be quite dull watching them, but when you get involved they become more interesting... such as darts :biggrin: My uni does actually have a rowing team, my friend almost convinced me to join it in first year. But I don't have the arms for it... I am pathetically weak.

I guess it is :smile:

I have the arms for it just when they asked me to go on the rowing machine, I couldn't stay on the movable seat, I fell off five times :colonhash: I don't like rowing machines, the whole movable seat thing just annoys me :lol:
Original post by CherryCherryBoomBoom
I meant like, did you specifically join this site for dating? Or did you just later one day decide "Hmm, let's search for some hot TSR bird :perv:". Those are the things that I find a bit odd.

If it's just a case of chatting to a particular person casually then deciding you'd like to date them for real, then that's different (I've done this myself :teehee:)

:rofl: no I didn't come here to date... me and Jade aren't actually dating we are just friends :h:

That said, I am up for it if she is :sexface: though we'd have to lie and say we met in a club, she came back mine and from there we started dating... none of the online stuff shall be mentioned :tongue:
Original post by spiral87
How do you guys react when you're in a situation where you have to socialise with people you don't know very well? Perhaps being the newbie in a group of friends...

Quite simply by talking to them...!
Original post by tehFrance
Quite simply by talking to them...!


Naturally...but are even you a little bit quiet until you get to know them? Especially when the topic of conversation is about people you don't know/haven't ever met, or films you've never heard of, for example.
Original post by spiral87
Naturally...but are even you a little bit quiet until you get to know them?

No, why would I be?
:creep: Can I join? Can I join? Can I join? :tongue: !:excited::flutter::hello::hi::popout:
Original post by tehFrance
No, why would I be?


I dunno. I'm not used to being around people I don't know very well.
Original post by Coffeegirl
:creep: Can I join? Can I join? Can I join? :tongue: !:excited::flutter::hello::hi::popout:


Why?
Original post by spiral87
Why?


Because I am wonderful and single :tongue: !
Why not? :redface:
Original post by Jaydiee
Unfortunately, this year does look good :frown: oh well there is always next year! And I cant really complain after going to Parklife festival and Ibiza :h:

In other news, COME ON CAV!


He didn't win. I'm disappointed Cav didn't win but I didn't expect him to. Olympic road races rarely end in a bunch sprint and GB let a big breakaway get away. It wasn't so much the size that was the problem but the people in it. Too many really good riders to let go away.
Original post by Coffeegirl
Because I am wonderful and single :tongue: !
Why not? :redface:


Oh OK, that's good enough...you're in.
Original post by spiral87
I dunno. I'm not used to being around people I don't know very well.

Have an alcoholic drink? everything is easier when drunk :h:

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Thinking of baby names for boys, I like Francis, Hugo, Sebastian, Spencer and Sterling... anyone else think of their future child's name? :holmes:

Edit: They appear to be slightly posh English names :rofl:

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