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Ultra High definition is better than the real thing
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Ultra High definition is better than the real thing
Andy in Germany
Guru
- Location
- Rottenburg am Neckar
Made me realise that probably, I'll never live in the UK again. This is not entirely by choice though so probably doesn't count.
lazybloke
Today i follow the flying spaghetti monster
- Location
- Leafy Surrey
Watching ball sports including Rugby World Cup and especially football. Feck that.
Disneyland. Feck that.
Going to religious ceremonies. Feck that, my idea of a Supreme being is Diana Ross.
Reading through an entire thread (yes even if it's only four pages) to check I'm not repeating anyone. Feck that.
Disneyland. Feck that.
Going to religious ceremonies. Feck that, my idea of a Supreme being is Diana Ross.
Reading through an entire thread (yes even if it's only four pages) to check I'm not repeating anyone. Feck that.
I love this thread and some of the answers chime with mine.
My wife wants to go on Safari, wants to go to China, wants to go to India. My response? I'm not stopping you. I could not be aerosoled (sp) in the slightest to do any of those. If I never step on another aeroplane for the rest of my life, it would improve things for me.
My wife wants to go on Safari, wants to go to China, wants to go to India. My response? I'm not stopping you. I could not be aerosoled (sp) in the slightest to do any of those. If I never step on another aeroplane for the rest of my life, it would improve things for me.
The biggest regret of my life? Running marathons! I really wish I hadn't done them now and had stuck to between 5 kilometres and half marathon.
EltonFrog
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I hear ya, though I have been to Disneyland three times.
pawl
Legendary Member
- Location
- Desford Leicestershire
LarryDuff
Guru
- Location
- Hillsborough Co Down
Quinoa is quite nice actually. Can't comment on the other two.
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Bill Gates
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Number 4. I'm not going to write a book. Some years ago I met up with an old work mate and when he found out that I was retired he said great that means you can write a book. He went on to say that when he retired he had plans to write 2 books. Had he ever written anything before? Nope. So what is this book going to be about? Now you are supposed to write about something you know about or can research. if I was going to write a book it would have to be fiction because I know nothing about anything. A novel where the main character is an anti hero. Sounds a bit like me. Nah I'm too humble to write about myself, I'll leave that to others.
Nigeyy
Legendary Member
- Location
- Massachusetts, USA
Oh yeah, add in the not answering to the "What gig did you go to last night?" thread.
slowmotion
Quite dreadful
- Location
- lost somewhere
Angkor Wat
The Pyramids
Why go to places that are as crowded as the Hilary Step on Everest, or Kings Cross Station on a Friday evening, FFS?
The Pyramids
Why go to places that are as crowded as the Hilary Step on Everest, or Kings Cross Station on a Friday evening, FFS?
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Bill Gates
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Number 5. I'm not going to get a tattoo.
If I was going to get a tattoo then it would have to make a real statement, like the guy in the photo. Once you've got it though, then that's it. A bit like which football team you support. It's for life through good and bad. The stats show that its the millennials who are the most likely to have a tattoo, something like 4 in 10 of them have one tattoo and half of those have another 2-5. But there maybe a ticking time bomb in that you can suffer allergic reactions immediately, within days, weeks or even years. Evidently the most problem is with yellow and red ink; mainly Red.
Some of them can be very attractive, and if you want, you can leave the skin to somebody in your will. Nah if my wife had a choice it would be something more useful.
If I was going to get a tattoo then it would have to make a real statement, like the guy in the photo. Once you've got it though, then that's it. A bit like which football team you support. It's for life through good and bad. The stats show that its the millennials who are the most likely to have a tattoo, something like 4 in 10 of them have one tattoo and half of those have another 2-5. But there maybe a ticking time bomb in that you can suffer allergic reactions immediately, within days, weeks or even years. Evidently the most problem is with yellow and red ink; mainly Red.
Some of them can be very attractive, and if you want, you can leave the skin to somebody in your will. Nah if my wife had a choice it would be something more useful.
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Bill Gates
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Time for Number 6. I'm not going to go sky diving/ Bungee jumping.
It's a human instinct to pull back from the edge of a steep cliff. Or to not walk across a glass floored bridge connecting two tall buildings. We are not supposed to throw ourselves out of aeroplanes or off of high platforms with a rope around our ankles. Plus I don't know how to pack a parachute. For all I know the guy packing my parachute might have had a bad day. His wife may have left him. His dog might have just died. The rope could break. No chance I like my destiny in my own hands. Keep control.
It's a human instinct to pull back from the edge of a steep cliff. Or to not walk across a glass floored bridge connecting two tall buildings. We are not supposed to throw ourselves out of aeroplanes or off of high platforms with a rope around our ankles. Plus I don't know how to pack a parachute. For all I know the guy packing my parachute might have had a bad day. His wife may have left him. His dog might have just died. The rope could break. No chance I like my destiny in my own hands. Keep control.
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fossyant
Ride It Like You Stole It!
- Location
- South Manchester
I will not work past 67 (if I make it).
