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Reply 80

Galactic tears

Painting,doodling listening to music and watching Youtube videos :rolleyes:

Reply 81

username3460126

Learning French :love:

Even though im not doing it for A-Level, I still love the language

Reply 82

username1876553

Original post by Oxford Mum

I bet that looks beautiful. Do you ever hang your calligraphy on the walls as works of art?

I sell most of them :smile:

I think my mum has hung one up somewhere in the house, clearly I'm not her favourite :biggrin:

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Reply 83

gjd800

We have it in the UK, too. Moat pro rugby league sides have a cheerleading squad of some description.

Reply 84

username3934898

ooo

sounds really exciting. you must be able to do lots of stunts, right? wow.

Reply 85

(づ￣ ³￣)づ

Original post by Oxford Mum

Where do you go hiking? Are there any local beauty spots close to you?

Haven’t found anywhere locally that I like, there are a couple places in Scotland that are really nice though, and I meet some friends up there every couple of months to do trails with them.

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Reply 86

gjd800

At the risk of sounding absolutely terrible, based on the averages of the towns in which my local RL sides play... no :laugh:

Reply 87

Notoriety

Original post by gjd800

We have it in the UK, too. Moat pro rugby league sides have a cheerleading squad of some description.

But cos they're rugby lasses, they usually have bigger traps than most of the lads and hairier rims.

Reply 88

the bear

Original post by Notoriety

But cos they're rugby lasses, they usually have bigger traps than most of the lads and hairier rims.

did you mean arms ?

:redface:

Reply 89

angel.xo

sleeping

so i can forget about my miserable life

Reply 90

gjd800

Original post by Notoriety

But cos they're rugby lasses, they usually have bigger traps than most of the lads and hairier rims.

Good core strength, though

Reply 91

Notoriety

Original post by the bear

did you mean arms ?

:redface:

I forgot you like them extra furry.

Reply 92

username4749782

That orange to yellow gradient fill looks really nice. 😁

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Original post by Dunya

I sell most of them :smile:

I think my mum has hung one up somewhere in the house, clearly I'm not her favourite :biggrin:

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Reply 93

username1876553

Surprised I can actually do something? :grin:

Original post by 95000

That orange to yellow gradient fill looks really nice. 😁

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Reply 94

username4749782

Nah it looks good. 👌

Original post by Dunya

Surprised I can actually do something? :grin:

Reply 95

MidgetFever

Greta Van Fleet! They've been criticized for sounding like Led Zeppelin (but I can only think that's a good thing, admittedly the singer does have a Robert Plant-esque thing about him) but they're all about young 20 something's bringing old rock to a new generation, it's great!

I haven't though! This will actually be my first time seeing them. They were supposed to tour back in March but it had to be rescheduled, so I'm definitely waiting in anticipation for this one! :biggrin:

Original post by Oxford Mum

What's the name of your fave band? Have you had the chance to actually meet them face to face?

I enjoy sleeping.

Gosh your extremities must get frost bitten in the winter, if you live in the UK or any country north of here. Yes, I like saunas too, and swimming pools (in hotels.) If there's no sauna or swimming pool, it's a deal breaker.

Original post by barnetlad

Not sure whether you will call it a hobby, but I enjoy having a sauna, as an escape from the rest of the world, and something sociable that does not involve alcohol or lots of food. Especially in the winter. I do so in what might be described as the German way, without swimwear.

Reply 98

Oxford Mum

Wow, pretty matchy with me on the "don't go breaking my heart" front. This was number one in the long, hot summer of 1976. I remember wanting Kiki Dee's dungarees. We went to Salcombe and the New Forest for the entire 6 weeks, but had to come home when a part of the forest set alight.

Have you seen the Elton John film? I love it and have been about 10 times. I even listen to the soundtrack in the car.

Wimbledon - my late mother used to love it and I went most years. The best day was the semi final when John McEnroe asked for the referee. The other match (Borg/Connors) was so exciting someone had a heart attack. The newly engaged Princess Diana was in the audience. The cameras were more focussed on her than the tennis.

Now my son is going out with someone who lives in Wimbledon. My Mum would have loved that! May go and stay in their house, and watch the matches someday.

Original post by carl fringos!

Hi i am watching wimbledon in fact i was there a couple of days ago. my brother and me arrived at 3 in the morning to que, unfortunately we forgot to bring the prosecco from the fridge which would have made the que more entertaining especially as everyone else around us was getting pissed (at 3 in the morning). Anyway, it was a nice day and we managed to get tickets for the dan evans sousa game which was cool. My favourite song right now is don't go breaking my heart by elton john i think, i love listening to it on youtube haha.