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Argh. What a bender weekend. Turned out to be pretty cool on most respects except I'm now super-tired and super-skint. Why can't someone invent sleep-in-a-can or summat? And why can't I win the bloody lottery? Tsk... bok
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suggs:
sleep in a can exists, its called beer, but has to be consumed in vast quantities. if you won the lottery that would solve the problem, sounds like a plan.

i thought of it first!

(runs away manickly, laughing)
tattva:
It would be nice if we can take something that dials in a guaranteed # of hours of sleep. No more tossing and turning.
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Well the blue funk that started setting in when I got back at the beginning of the week has no sign of relenting. Maybe it has something to do with the fact that I haven't been out all week, and I'm as skint as a very skint thing indeed right now... frown

At least I've managed to get the house fairly straight so I don't have...
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Back from the wedding, made it there and back in one piece and had a blast. Actually feel surprisingly good given the ridiculously hot weather, 12 hours straight of solid drinking, no sleep, and also another 6 hours of tedious DIY action when I got back yesterday.

Anyway, my mates have tied the knot, for better or for worse. Things went pretty smoothly except that...
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fpkk:
Good luck.

It is definitely too hot.
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Well my of my old best mates is getting married on Saturday. Torn between wanting to a) congratulate him on being so sure about that part of his life and b) berate him for adopting the usual stereotypical type ceremony and setup. Tsk. He's bringing his own vicar though, so maybe that'll make things a little more interesting. The evening so should be entertaining and...
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jivesucka52:
Maybe I'll take your suggestion and avoid the coke. What about a ittle coke, more writing, and a threesome? How does this equation work? You should hop on board for the lit/art webzine I'm setting up. You like Piersig, Cool...I could get through Zen, I tried on two occasions but I want to try again. My friend Chris loved both of his books. Word.
fpkk:
I too find the word badger tres amusant... particularly the mythical olde english sport of badger spanking; best completed with a varnished and oiled cedarwood badger spanking paddle. Still carried out by clandestine societies in the dead of night despite it's illegality.

I made the sport up but it sounds so real... he he.

It really doesn't depend on the movies.
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Well my weekend was ok I guess. Started on a high with Anthrax on Friday night, who totally rocked - they're so heavy and so tight it makes me jealous.

More DIY sucked though. 2 weeks to go before my mate Jonny moves in, and I've still got a lot to get finished. I wouldn't be so worried, but I *so* need the cash right...
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nic:
D00d! Cool your boots man, I'm just a very lazy Group owner. wink wink

Which girl did you mail who took all her pics down?
suggs:
if you build it he will come.

heard Anthrax are cool to see, gonna have to get to more gigs myself now i have more money.

dont speek ill of SGUK, the walls have ears. hehe, just kidding they seem pretty cool and are headed by a total fox.
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Well I did the I Ching for the first time in ages last night. Interesting results (no surprise there):

32 STEADFASTNESS suggesting a need to loosen the grip on the past, continuing self-discipline, and remaining subtle and adaptable, warning against over-compensation, changing to:
22 DECORATION suggestion a sign of sacrifice, enthusiasm for a new undertaking and ornamentation.

I guess that's a warning to react too...
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jivesucka52:
Thanks for the encouragement, jus thave fun and let things progress naturally, I'm drunk
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Well time for a juicy journal entry I suppose, to see what kind of interest it generates. Kinda weird that it's easier for me to spill my guts to total strangers than to people I know... confused

So, part one of my current dilemma is that my long term girl walked out on me at Easter after three and a half years. She (allegedly) wasn't seeing...
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fpkk:
Take a good long rest from the whole thing is what I say. The longer I've not had my ex in my life the better life has got (apart from a real crappy bit round March).

I like everyone myself... and it's only recently I've started to separate out 'Yeah I like you' from 'Yeah I want to get into something with you'.

All girls eventually ask what do you want? And 'you' is never the right answer at that stage. So I'm taking some time to work out what the answer is...
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Changed my alias on the site today. I guess it might confuse a few people, but I'm guessing that in truth very few people are paying that much attention...

TBH I wasn't really happy with my previous moniker deaddeputy, which in truth is a legacy from another board, where the context means something to the other guys there. Doesn't really suit this site, and I...
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tattva:
That sounds cool as far as Demon is concerned.

As for VtM....most the games I played in didn't necessarily follow the metaplots that WW hands down. I like reading the metaplots in the new books they put out just from a fiction standpoint, but as far as game play is concerned, I'm all for strict Cammy political intrigue SL's.
laurafaery:
Well, the funny thing is, Jonathan davis looks like my ex also. More so than you I have to say. But whatever.

More and more lately I have been having De Ja Vu's all over the place. I remember having dreams when I was a little girl and they are now coming to life. But its not like a full blown de ja vu but almost an essence of one. I've had 4 or 5 this last month and I know when we are going to have earthquakes because I dream about them days before hand. So would that be a form of divination?
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Well I signed up almost a week ago, and I guess it's about time I shared some of my thoughts. In short, the gorgeous girls get a big thumbs up, but TBH the rest of the community (so far) is a bit of a let-down. Posting on the boards seems to be a bit slow, with most people just ignoring each other rather than paying...
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antenna:
SGUK peeps are generally a really nice, interesting bunch. I haven't detected a clique, unless I'm unwittingly a part of the clique.
I haven't been around here long but it's all good.
come along to meet-ups and get to know some of the people here and you'll see that most of em are friendly and approachable..

it's funny but as soon as I hit 27 I also noticed that most of my mates became all sensible and settled.
and I never understood the whole marriage thing..
anyone care to explain what's good about it?
jora:
I'm not in the UK, but wanted to say hello and welcome you to SG anyway. It was slow for me too when I first joined. Now I am happy with the few regulars that I communicate with. I'm not one to try to make friends for making friends sake, but I am a lonely soul who appreciates connecting to "real" people.

So.... welcome.

jora33

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Well hell I stumbled across this site by accident (no, really) and I'm pretty stunned. Intelligent, lively discussion *and* pictures of hot chicks? If I hadn't seen it I wouldn't believe it! smile

Well even though my spare time is pretty scarce, I guess I'll be back. Hi to anyone out there who actually bothers to read this shit....
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big_dave:
come on in, the water's lovely...

yer right about X2, I had seen it before at the flicks but part of the SGUK meet on Sunday involved shopping in Camden and I scored pirate DVDs of X2, Hulk and Matrix Reloaded, so that's my week's TV sorted smile
fpkk:
Hey there,

in answer to your question I am not going to see Anthrax... Nothing personal it's just I haven't got much of a life at present and am about as connected as an ITV Digital Box biggrin

If you're going have a good time. And... erm... see you around I guess.