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#19721 User is offline   Tiste Simeon 

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Posted 27 May 2025 - 06:36 AM

Yesterday was the annual cheese rolling event in Gloucestershire and honestly the sheer insanity of it always makes me laugh (yes we watched the BBC live feed with commentary and everything for a while)

https://youtube.com/...tDtc1wZWpZYRjUG
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#19722 User is offline   Abyss 

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Posted 27 May 2025 - 01:18 PM

View PostTiste Simeon, on 27 May 2025 - 06:36 AM, said:

Yesterday was the annual cheese rolling event in Gloucestershire and honestly the sheer insanity of it always makes me laugh (yes we watched the BBC live feed with commentary and everything for a while)

https://youtube.com/...tDtc1wZWpZYRjUG


looks like a gouda time was had by all.
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#19723 User is offline   Tiste Simeon 

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Posted 27 May 2025 - 01:25 PM

View PostAbyss, on 27 May 2025 - 01:18 PM, said:

View PostTiste Simeon, on 27 May 2025 - 06:36 AM, said:

Yesterday was the annual cheese rolling event in Gloucestershire and honestly the sheer insanity of it always makes me laugh (yes we watched the BBC live feed with commentary and everything for a while)

https://youtube.com/...tDtc1wZWpZYRjUG


looks like a gouda time was had by all.

I know right it looks like brielliant fun!
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#19724 User is offline   Tiste Simeon 

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Posted 02 June 2025 - 01:05 PM

Went to watch some of the TT racing over the weekend with my son. It's such an insane race and while I'm not really a motorbike guy, it was a lot fun.
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#19725 User is offline   QuickTidal 

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Posted 03 June 2025 - 06:51 PM

I had a bunch of really good friends in Grade 7, and 8, who I lost touch with after I left private school, and I could not recall any of their names to try to re-establish links with them now....but the other day my dad handed me some stuff he found, and one of the things was the program from our Grade 8 class play and EVERYONE was listed there so I was able to find a few of them on social media and catch up. Made me feel all fuzzy to see them doing well and thriving. I never had friendships even in high school like the ones I have in Grade 8...we were tightly knit.

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#19726 User is offline   worry 

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Posted 03 June 2025 - 06:52 PM

Wow that sounds like a blast from the past.
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#19727 User is offline   Slow Ben 

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Posted 04 June 2025 - 05:13 AM

View PostQuickTidal, on 03 June 2025 - 06:51 PM, said:

I had a bunch of really good friends in Grade 7, and 8, who I lost touch with after I left private school, and I could not recall any of their names to try to re-establish links with them now....but the other day my dad handed me some stuff he found, and one of the things was the program from our Grade 8 class play and EVERYONE was listed there so I was able to find a few of them on social media and catch up. Made me feel all fuzzy to see them doing well and thriving. I never had friendships even in high school like the ones I have in Grade 8...we were tightly knit.



To quote Stand By Me

"I never had any friends later on like the ones I had when I was twelve.

Jesus, does anyone?"
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#19728 User is offline   Tsundoku 

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Posted 04 June 2025 - 07:38 AM

View PostSlow Ben, on 04 June 2025 - 05:13 AM, said:

View PostQuickTidal, on 03 June 2025 - 06:51 PM, said:

I had a bunch of really good friends in Grade 7, and 8, who I lost touch with after I left private school, and I could not recall any of their names to try to re-establish links with them now....but the other day my dad handed me some stuff he found, and one of the things was the program from our Grade 8 class play and EVERYONE was listed there so I was able to find a few of them on social media and catch up. Made me feel all fuzzy to see them doing well and thriving. I never had friendships even in high school like the ones I have in Grade 8...we were tightly knit.



To quote Stand By Me

"I never had any friends later on like the ones I had when I was twelve.

Jesus, does anyone?"


Not really. Although I'm quite proud of the fact I've stayed good mates with a guy I met in grade 7, when I was 12 (cough1984coughcough).
I was his best man in 1993 and we text often and our families get together for dinner every 6 months or so.

My regular Friday fortnight TTRPG has been running since ... October 1996. Myself and a couple of others are originals, but a few others have come and gone.
The "new guy" has only been with us since about 2001 or thereabouts. It's all blurry back that far. ;)

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Posted 15 June 2025 - 12:07 PM

Had a very social Saturday starting off with flowers to my partner, who received a title bump and a pay raise, some work, seeing a friend for his daughter's birthday, over to help other friends put together a giant swing set (7+ hours they did, my partner and I put in a couple hours that was mostly organizing and distracting the kids), then an early bed for a train trip today to NYC to see more friends for lunch.

Really enjoying the personal side of life lately.
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Posted 15 June 2025 - 12:08 PM

I should add that we've been so busy that my clean laundry is 3 piles, my dining room table is overflowing with things that need to be put away, and my basement isn't organized at all. Yet I'm happy.
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#19731 User is offline   Tiste Simeon 

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Posted 15 June 2025 - 02:57 PM

 amphibian, on 15 June 2025 - 12:08 PM, said:

I should add that we've been so busy that my clean laundry is 3 piles, my dining room table is overflowing with things that need to be put away, and my basement isn't organized at all. Yet I'm happy.

Full life. I'm happy for you :)
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#19732 User is offline   worry 

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Posted Yesterday, 01:59 AM

Yeah that's rad. I had a cheapo metal tube swing set as a kid and had lots of fun, but those massive wood ones with the clubhouse or whatever look like kid heaven.
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#19733 User is offline   TheRetiredBridgeburner 

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Posted Yesterday, 07:09 AM

View Postamphibian, on 15 June 2025 - 12:08 PM, said:

I should add that we've been so busy that my clean laundry is 3 piles, my dining room table is overflowing with things that need to be put away, and my basement isn't organized at all. Yet I'm happy.


Sounds like a lovely, full life which is a nice thing to have :)
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#19734 User is offline   QuickTidal 

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Posted Yesterday, 11:36 AM

For Fathers Day my kids (read: my wife) got me three 27" x 40" frames (not usually cheap or easy to find) to FINALLY house and display my three theatrical LORD OF THE RINGS teaser posters that I bought about 20 years ago (back when Toronto still had a movie poster store). I've never displayed them because: A. We didn't have the space t the old Condo and B. I wasn't about to put tacks through them and they are too heavy for museum putty, and 27 x 40 frames have always been nonsensically expensive compared to 24 x 36. But lo and behold Michaels (craft store in Canada) was having a deal on them, so the normally $50+tax EACH that they cost, was halved so she found me three for $75 total. A steal.

Anyways, it will be nice to finally get them up....they've been rolled in a protective cardboard tube since the early noughts.

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