Ramslad1992

Shower beers, can't beat a nice cold bottle of beer in the shower on a nice day like today ?

On 01/03/2018 at 00:03, ramsbottom said:

Luckily, they saw sense and called it off!!!

People that call off events for a little bit of snow.

2 hours ago, Wolfie said:

Would you say it's OK for a 5 year old?

My little one is pretty clued up about life & death etc but I'm wondering if this would be too much. Mrs Wolfie suggested taking her to see it but I'm not sure.....

There were children around about that age when we went, I guess it all depends on your 5 year old. There's nothing too scary in it, I'd say give it a go.

Went to see Coco today... the Mrs is a massive Disney fan so kept her happy, apart from being about the only adults in the cinema without a child it was quite an enjoyable movie. Plot twist was pretty obvious but enjoyable nonetheless and had the good old adult Disney jokes. Well worth a watch.

Me and the Mrs went to see darkest hour with some cinema vouchers we got for Christmas today.

if you like war films then you'll like this one, no blood and guts but really good to see a different perspective on it. Wouldn't have paid £12 each to go... screw you lincoln odeon but for free it was a really decent film.

4 hours ago, Paul71 said:

My first day back at work tomorrow having been off for 2 months. 

Have felt the anti depressants have been working but getting real feelings of anxiety right now, almost like having pins and needles all over.

Trying to take my mind off it so will probably post some rubbish on here, hopefully I won't offend anyone, if I do apologies in advance.

If it makes you feel any better I'm the same and I've only been off since Friday! 

What's green and not heavy? 

Light green.

On 26/09/2017 at 13:25, Wolfie said:

People who take laptops into meetings or presentations & sit there catching up on emails etc. Makes my blood boil. Show some respect!

Meetings or presentations that could be done by email! 

Lost count how much of my life has been wasted in meetings where they've just read through an email and discussed it, what's wrong with a good old WhatsApp group chat? 

That's even worse! I had to pay £1 to print tickets at home once thinking about it! 

4 minutes ago, richinspain said:

Booking? 

But what though? We all pay it... does anyone actually know why apart from a money making scheme? 

Booking fees when you get tickets online 

'£25? Bargain!' Cost £33 including booking fee... what is the fee for?! 

7 hours ago, Wolfie said:

People who can't grasp the concept of climate control in cars.

Mrs Wolfie drives me mad whacking her temperature control up to 24; getting hot; turning it down to 18; getting cold; turning it up again....

Just effing leave it at 21 and let it do its' thing like a normal person......!!

My Mrs does this too! drives be barmy! 

shes also incapable of listening to a song all the way through without skipping it! Just bloody pick one and listen!

34 minutes ago, Moist One said:

in films and programmes when someone pretends to drink a tea or coffee and you can tell that the cup is empty. I can tell every time and it annoys me very randomly.

In films and tv  when somebody is supposed to be dead and you can see them breathing, I'm not an actor but even I could hold my breath for 10 seconds to get the shot. 

Robin Hood the Russel Crowe version.

worth a watch if you've not seen it, better than the Kevin Costner version imo. 

8/10

3 hours ago, Moist One said:

sad news today that the lead singer of Linkin Park, Chester Bennington, at age 41, took his own life. Whilst I don't consider myself a fan of them as a whole, I was proper into a couple of their songs, but that is by-the-by.

I hope all those that have contributed, and those that haven't felt comfortable enough to yet post on this thread are doing well mentally.

Remember, it's okay and normal to have feelings that go against what you're supposed to feel. Please talk to someone, anyone, even if it hurts! It's gonna hurt you a lot less to open up, than it would hurt your loved ones if you made a decision as drastic as Chester Bennington has.

I'll put this here, my (cyber) friend drew it, he's a cartoonist:-

 

Linkin park were a band I could really relate to during my darkest days, I remember a stage when I was 13, getting bullied at school that I really did think about suicide.

Linkin park amongst others offered me a release from it all, it was almost like the songs were written for people with depression (after the sad news today maybe they were) 

Listening back to the songs tonight the signs are obviously there yet I was oblivious until it was too late, talking and being open really is the best policy people.

ive said it before on here and I'll say it again if you feel you can't talk to people you know about it then I'm here. I've been there. 

RIP Chester ??

Oakham ales have some great beer ? used to love Peterborough away as there's a lovely pub not too far from the ground that has them all.

Suffered from depression before... alright now though!

it warms my heart to see a thread like this! None of us are alone and talking about it really does make it better! 

Keep fighting people, it's a fight worth fighting and when you win it feels great!

if ANYBODY on here wants to talk about anything then let me know ? 

Anyone else on destiny PlayStation?