What are you going to do with your lives next year then fellas?
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What are you going to do with your lives next year then fellas?
Get a job and a lady (not an Eastern European cam whore) hopefully.
Applying to grad school, so getting into a good one would make my year there
Maybe don't call them 'ladies' for starters, Mahow.
I don't call them anything face to face sadly :(Quote:
Originally Posted by Boydy
Basic stuff, mostly (health and career). I've been learning to DJ recently, but tbh it's not as fun as I thought it'd be. You can't enjoy a party whilst DJing, and it's difficult to even enjoy your own set. I want to produce but I can't afford a new laptop atm which is holding me back, and that takes us back to the new job thing.
What do you DJ? If you’ve got friends in the crowd it’s fun as shit, and even if you don’t you can just enjoy the tunes. And if you make music, playing your shit and watching it go down well with the crowd is akin to a prostate orgasmQuote:
Originally Posted by Offshore Toon
I will visit Vienna, and I need some new trainers.
Drum and bass usually, but just because that's what most of my friends prefer. I just prefer being in the crowd not having to worry about what to play next, how to mix it and whether people are enjoying it. I'm sure it'll get easier, though. I want to become a don with techno, dubstep and grime over this year.Quote:
Originally Posted by mugbull
What happened to your old 'I hate holidays' stance?Quote:
Originally Posted by Lewis
Producing and DJ’ing go hand in hand obviously, you should def try your hand at the former and you don’t need a god computer for that either
Wasn't it more not seeing the point of going somewhere to just sit about in the sun?Quote:
Originally Posted by Boydy
I've done it before, but my laptop is seriously shit.Quote:
Originally Posted by mugbull
Tbf, getting a copy of Ableton or whatever + 1 synth will cost the same as a laptop decent enough to run it, so you might as well double your get-stuck-in price. It mustve cost a bit for the DJ stuff too though no?
Learn python, learn a language (Spanish, Italian or Portuguese), get promoted.
I've got Ableton and there are decent synths on the market for not much. The DJ stuff is my mate's, but they'll be at mine for the foreseeable future. When he moves and wants them back I'll make a decision whether to get my own. If I had a decent laptop I could just get a controller, though, but that'd be a bit of a backwards step.
I'd also like to start coding.
I have achieved my goals for now and am genuinely happy as I am. No more kids, just raising the ones I have. Starting a new job the day after tomorrow. We will see where we go from here. It's quite relaxing to have no plans.
Get a Raspberry Pi and go nuts.Quote:
Originally Posted by Offshore Toon
I'm gonna book that trip to New York before I decide to chicken out. I'd like to travel just a bit before my passport expires. Oh, and should probably make some effort into finding someone to settle down with. Other than that, I've nailed life.
My aim for 2019 is to just grow up, essentially.
After faffing around after uni I got a temp job in an office on £10/hour, and living at home rent free I managed to save up £5,000 in 9 months.
Moved to Edinburgh and after another 9 months I'd come back home with my tail between my legs, slightly deranged, quite fat and £5k savings had turned into £3.5k of credit card debt, lol.
It's two and a half years since I moved back and I'm still on pretty much exactly £-3,500, despite living at home rent free on a solid wage the whole time. I've had a pretty fun time, and made genuine progress in a lot of areas - best shape i've been in since I was a teenager, gained more confidence with the opposite sex, and have a great network of mates. Don't think I have any genuinely impressive skills but I'm fucking quality at making and maintaining friendships. But I'm drinking (and the other stuff) too much, stuck in the same shit town and the same dead-end job. It was alright when I was 23 and it was like a post-university bonus level, but I'm fucking 27 and l'm a bit bored of it.
Also, whilst I sort of play up to being a bit of a div on here, I'm like...not an idiot. I was always the smart kid at primary school and basically smashed GCSEs, A-Levels and my degree without doing any fucking work (i imagine a lot on here are like that). I took pride in pissing it and lolled at losers getting their boring jobs and boring lives and trying, and this year I finally realised it's me that's the cunt and not them. I err, basically want to stop that stuff.
To be more specific I have a basic plan to keep my head down and be really fucking boring all year. Mostly knock drinking and drugs and all the other impulsive shit on the head, eat healthily, exercise, pay off my debts and save up some money. Then late 2019/early 2020 transfer within my current shit job to somewhere with more stuff going on and then find a "proper" job.
Think I'm ready for a serious relationship as well, but I'd take an increase in casual sex.
I saw in 2019 writing THAT. ffs
Twat.
Dying painlessly.
I feel like asking what age Igor is at. If it's beyond 24, he's a fucking toilet.
Just turned 27. I mean you're not wrong, but in the spirit of self-improvement, what specifically? P.s. happy new year you cuntQuote:
Originally Posted by Shindig
It says in the fucking post.Quote:
Originally Posted by Shindig
Twenty-seven. That shitty beard adds ten years.
The posts take off 6.Quote:
Originally Posted by Lewis
It does but only in the sense it makes me look my actual age.Quote:
Originally Posted by Lewis
Probably the bit where you spent £8.5k that you didn't have.Quote:
Originally Posted by igor_balis
Correction, £5k I had, £3.5k that I didn't. I don't even know how I managed it, I didn't even do drugs. The shit excuse I'm going with is that before my dad took me back to my mum's house every weekend as a kid he'd give me like £20 and literally say "don't spend it sensibly".Quote:
Originally Posted by Spikey M
You're chasing shags and then moaning when they don't lead anywhere like a teenage girl / gay man. Either you're desperate to find 'the one' like your body clock is wired to explode or you're just a massive preening tease that wants to masquerade every shag as a potential relationship.
Settle the fuck down.
"massive preening tease"
He's posted pictures of himself.
Why get a pi?Quote:
Originally Posted by Shindig
Cheapness. And they did pitch that thing as an option to get schoolkids into programming.
Arduino :nodd:Quote:
Originally Posted by Shindig
You know you can code on any computer, right?
Aye but can you?
Yes.
I think code academy is a decent starting point.
Nah, I'm not chasing shags. I'm looking to meet people for meaningful relationships, I've just taken crap sex when it's been available as a consolation.Quote:
Originally Posted by Shindig
And bottled it on occasions when it's there on a plate. "URMIGAWD, THIS ITALIAN LASS IS INTO MEE!!!!!!!!" <nothing happens>
I don't think the consistent fuck up is bottling it though, it's getting some vague interest from a woman then getting massively carried away. Italian girl for example was fucking 18 years old, it was ridiculous but she was alright looking and I was flattered. I mean you've got a point in that I've probably over-analysed my way out of a few shags but I've definitely not bottled on anything even remotely approaching a proper relationship.Quote:
Originally Posted by Shindig
It's more that we're hearing about it every time it happens.
Aye but that's just because my life is so boring that as soon as a 5/10 girl matches with me on tinder I decide I'm in love for about a day and come on here to tell everyone.Quote:
Originally Posted by Shindig
Definitely a nonce.Quote:
Originally Posted by Kikó
Don't listen to Shinners, I want more stories Igor.
You on waffles gear?Quote:
Originally Posted by Magic
I want to get better at everything. Better at living, better at working, better at cricket, better at telling other people how to play cricket, better at accumulating money and spending it on things from which I benefit, better at talking to people, better at being healthy, better at not being afraid of things, better at dealing with the llama in the basement, better at coming up with relatable euphemisms.
Better at golf, too, but I like to stick to realistic aims and goals.
Tell more re llama.
In a word, you want to be fabulous.
There are many possible approaches to the llama problem (and it is a problem). Some people are able to just blast through the basement door with two glasses and a bottle of llama prosecco and dance the night away, but that approach isn't for everyone and it certainly wasn't for me. You can convince yourself quite easily that there isn't a llama there at all, or you can just leave it buried down there and hope that it will starve to death or crawl out through the ventilation ducts. I've left mine down there for bloody years awaiting one of these outcomes, because the fact is that having a llama in your basement makes life about 20 times more difficult than it would otherwise be. However, eventually I think you have to come to accept that the llama is there, for better or worse, and he's your llama, so you'd better look after him.Quote:
Originally Posted by Kikó
I am still in the exploratory stages of llama husbandry, however, so the rest I suppose we will or won't find out later.
How long ago did you start dropping hints about the llama here? I've thought you might have a llama for quite a while now.
Do your family know about your llama?
Are we the only ones that know about the llama? Have others fed it yet?
Is the Llama also a bender?
I haven't deliberately dropped hints really, they've just fallen out like change from my pocket, but I've been doing that for years probably, on a very occasional basis.Quote:
Originally Posted by Boydy
No, they don't, I'm sure it won't be a problem when they do but that isn't really the issue.
No, a select few 'irl' know. Doing it here is useful practice.Quote:
Originally Posted by Sir Andy Mahowry
Maybe he is, and maybe people like you are among the myriad reasons he is still in the fucking basement.Quote:
Originally Posted by Manc
Aye, I didn't want to "get offended" on your behalf in a patronising guardianista way, but now you've said that I feel happy to tell @Manc to fuck off.Quote:
Originally Posted by Jimmy Floyd
:DQuote:
Originally Posted by Jimmy Floyd
Quite fancy a house if brexit and / or the oil price don't cause mayhem. Need to work out what to do with my flat is that's the case though.
As with any year i really do need to make more of an effort to find a girlfriend. I'm too content with own independence but it's not a long term sustainable solution as more and more friends settle down.
Going to need to start doing some cardio too or my arteries are going to become like jelly.
Think the key to finding a girlfriend will mean dating a few girls who are in late twenties/early thirties.
Reach 5,750 posts.
So you’re spinning proper records then? Big ups, I only ever do it digitally with a controller (but it makes it infinitely easier to B2B with a mate)Quote:
Originally Posted by Offshore Toon
He'll tell everyone this afternoon now you've got his back.Quote:
Originally Posted by igor_balis
For me, who struggle with completely grasping Jims subtle British allegories here, is that basically him 'officially' coming out to us on here?
I'm not 100% sure, but I don't think llamas are native to Sussex.
For me, in the coming year I want to get back on track with living a bit more healthily. I have been for maybe 3 years now (mostly), but the past 2 months have been a bit lavish. Normally I aim to train 5-6 times a week these days and I haven't been, which has had bad effects on sleep, stress, etc. So that. Also, I'm having another kid, so that'll be the main event of 19 and basically trying to understand how to deal with that. It would be great if we could move flats, but I'm not super stressed about it for now.
Vinyl? Nah, its a Pioneer XDJ-RX with a couple of his speakers. Still pretty expensive so I'd rather get a laptop and synth first.Quote:
Originally Posted by mugbull
I would like to be less anxious in 2019.
What are you going for? I am trying to remember and I want to say computer science, or maybe some crap like finance.Quote:
Originally Posted by mugbull
I did math & computer science for my undergrad, but I’m going for statistics / econometrics for grad school. Essentially I want to go into policy econ eventually instead of cucking around in the Silicon Valley tech sceneQuote:
Originally Posted by Pepe
I nailed it. Good luck with that. :thbup:
As for my plans and goals, I think it can be easily summarized: don't fuck up.
Knock off at least half a stone will be the immediate goal, that won't begin until next week though.
Thanks fam famQuote:
Originally Posted by Pepe
go to a psychiatrist, work with an occupational therapist, become a properly functioning human being capable of accomplishing personal goals for the first time in seven years
He did it in another thread, but yes.Quote:
Originally Posted by Mazuuurk
The board has already made zink jokes, and I don't think anyone has said it's better for him to come out to us rather than on us.
Floyd, mate, what is the big deal? Tell me to STAY IN MY LANE, but does this really alter your life? You are an otherwise fully-formed adult man, and nobody around you worth a wank will care. The only thing that has changed is that, instead of being destined to marry an awful woman with a fat arse who 'loves gin' and refers to you by your full first name, you now have some weird sixties living arrangement with a 'straight-acting' solicitor to look forward to. Kick the llama out and get on, faggot.
Although the manner of that post is a bit blunt I think the over arching message is true.
I'm glad TTH is there as practice, but if your family are likely to be good with it, as you'd hope, everyone else should accept it or they deserve to be fucked off.
Suspect you'll feel amazing when you're just getting on with your life and not worrying about what others do or would think.
Being different is always preferable to fitting in, as long as you have some mates
I don't want to get all Owen Jones on you because that's not my outlook on these things at all, but you've just informed me that it is no big deal, and then told me I am due a 'weird sixties living arrangement' and called me a faggot, both in the same paragraph.Quote:
Originally Posted by Lewis
Everybody deals with it differently. Some people will have found it a lot easier than me. Others will find it even harder than me and hide it for life. Unlike most of history I don't have a legal imperative to hide it so I'm quite relieved with my lot. That said, you can only deal with it using the resources you have. If you're not an extroverted, self-confident person anyway (and I am not) then I don't know how you would magically acquire these qualities for the purpose of dealing with one of the bigger existential issues that a person will face. I am smart so I can rationalise it very effectively and not hate myself for it, but I don't have a way of easily projecting that into the wider world. Maybe other people do (although with this issue there will be a lot of confirmation bias involved), in which case I'm very happy for them.
You have to drag yourself over social and psychological coals in a way that I don't think straight people ever have to. On each of the three occasions I've told real people, and even for the first two or three posts I mentioned it on here, I have felt sick with nerves both before and afterwards. People may talk a very good game, these days, and the chances of being beaten up or called things are far less than in the past, but there are still soft signals all around you that tell you you're not welcome in the mainstream of lived experience. Then there is the reality that the facts of life, relationship/reproduction wise, actually are against you. All these things need to be conquered and it isn't just a case of jumping out of the proverbial wardrobe, like Alan Partridge in that episode but this time dressed as a princess.
This isn't meant to be a misery-me victim whinge. What I'm going through is far easier than, say, what Magic is going through, or what Mellin went through, or anything like that. But I can tell you that it very much is a big deal.
If it helps my aunt and uncle who’s social views could be described as regressive racially, sexually etc. Or just summed up as ‘well brexit’ Got over my cousin being a lesbian within 24 hours. Love conquers all.
It is a big deal because society is still a massive dick, people are better but they're nowhere near great.
Doesn't help that people are still not meant to have llamas in their basement and if they do it's automatically against the norm.
Just look at how it's still a fucking huge taboo in sport when it shouldn't matter one bit.
It's not about fear of bad reactions (although they do happen, though probably not to me), it's fear of the unknown and having to get your own head around it.Quote:
Originally Posted by phonics
Get producing some early jungle/tech-step - modern DNB mash ups. You'll be signed to Metalheadz in no time. Aspire to be Dom & Roland innit.Quote:
Originally Posted by Offshore Toon
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oyfdV2xH_Nk
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=F2HR96y5h5Q
Good luck with it though man, I love the sound and enjoying that the old vibe is finally making a comeback after several years of bleepy vocal inane wank. Do a mix or two and I'm happy to give them a listen.
As for life, I'm off to my first musical festival in July, in Romania - https://electriccastle.ro/.
Aiming to move jobs, keep up with the fitness, continue to knock drink on the head. Been clean from weed for a year so time to tackle another vice. Write a bit more and try and get some more things published. Things are on form with the missus, life is fucking amazing right now.
This is genuinely something I don't understand, so, beyond my usual writing style, I'm trying not to be all flippant about it; but why does anything have to be projected or extroverted? Externally, what changes? What new levels of confidence are required, bearing in mind you seem to live your life largely as you want anyway? At the risk of steering right into the ditch, you sound in some ways like you have quite rigid notions of what gayness entails that you struggle to reconcile yourself with. I can see why you have wrestled with it, but now you have taken it on board... So what? You are just you (I reserve the right to mock your character and faggotry, lest I exile you from the mainstream), but now something which is inconsequential to everybody other than you is different.Quote:
Originally Posted by Jimmy Floyd
Kudos also Jimmy, fair play lad.
It means nothing more than that you like men and not women, but people are not islands and evidently that state of affairs has consequences.Quote:
Originally Posted by Lewis
At the end of the day, though, it's not an intellectual argument, it's based on emotion and whatever newfangled term equates to the 'soul'.
Stepping out of that identity comfort zone safety net would trigger fight or flight or freeze responses both emotionally and physicaly. Im sure taking small risks like you are doing is the safest way to go about it kinda like exposure therapy.Quote:
Originally Posted by Jimmy Floyd
Jesus christ, Lewis, are you fucking autistic.
First half of the year is getting ready to keep a baby alive, second half of the year is hopefully not messing it up too much. By 2020 I assume Google will automate the rest.
Oh and one last thing as I don't wish to hijack the thread boring on about me, but 'faggot' and its variants are bad words. You may not offend me by using them, because I may be arrogant enough to think I'm tough as old boots and can handle it, but as long as those words are in circulation, there will be people like me out there, younger and more impressionable people, being scared to believe in who they are because they are hearing and seeing those words in circulation, and that is an environment you are creating.Quote:
Originally Posted by Lewis
I honestly do find that hard to believe.
"I, as a straight man, don't see what difficulties you'd really face."
Here's some difficulties.
"I find those hard to believe."
:facepalm:
Whatever wider societal issues are caused by my choice of words on an internet forum, my original point was in reference to him specifically.
Oh so *that's* what a llama is.
Good on you mate in all seriousness.
Any word on Alpacas? Good on you Jimmy.
2019 for me is to just get out more and do more stuff. Terrible start so far. I've not left the apartment for 2 days. The internet is too engrossing.
I bet Lewis reads Jimmy's posts in a different voice now.
He wants his name changed to Alan.
Lewis is the most self-centered person I’ve ever known
It’s put a new spin on the Llama section at Knowsley Safari Park.Quote:
Originally Posted by Kikó
Well in though Jimmy, hope all goes well :cool2:
I was getting confused too. Google states a llama is a wild camel looking animal or a possible slang word for military artillery. Both versions did have a purpose in the thread(sort of)Quote:
Originally Posted by Kikó
Very dark tracks. Nice.Quote:
Originally Posted by Dark Soldier
Cheers, will do. Not sure I'd ever go as dark as that, DJing anyway, since all I'm aspiring to is smashing house parties.
Well that's a bad start, me dad's just had a heart attack, just got the call in work
I think that he just doesn't 'do' emotions, so he thinks that you can just reason through this. When he asks what changes externally, he is mostly right (some things do change, of course,) but when it comes to camelids, the main struggles are internal.Quote:
Originally Posted by mugbull
Fuck.Quote:
Originally Posted by Dark Soldier
He nearby? Hope he's getting some good care.
Fingers crossed for him.Quote:
Originally Posted by Dark Soldier
Everybody has emotions, just different ones that exhibit in different ways. He’s more of a manchild than Mahow (sorry Mah, not trying to shit on you, just need a point of comparison).Quote:
Originally Posted by Pepe
Say that to his face and he'll clock you with his pint of milk.
I tried my wedding ring on my other hand and it got stuck, so I made it worse trying to get it off and it swelled up and went all purple. It was absolutely horrendous, so I had to get my dad to pick me up and he used a Dremel to cut it off. It was the most terrifying, nerve-wracking experience of my life. Mongle of the year award goes to me and it ain't even 24hrs in yet.
Surely if it went on, you could have lubricated it off?
Using a Dremel could have gone disastrously wrong! I hope someone was filming it, just in case.
Magic. :face:
My god. Dude. Why did you try to put it back on anyway??
It got worse than that, by the way. Videos coming up.
https://youtu.be/6EvPnQdpe7w
https://youtu.be/sY4OvuZMrxc
Not sure how to embed.
Its ok, embedding those would do no one any good
Subscribed.
Look at how he sits. :gay:
We should rename that one, btw.
In fairness I nearly passed out from the pain of doing the thread trick for the 7th time. It felt like my finger was being crushed, burned and skinned at the same time.
I crossed my legs so I could nervously twitch my foot.
http://i63.tinypic.com/snyx02.png
lmao at that Beadle hand.
Mahow, you are off the hook/claw.
For fuck's sake. :D
So many amazing moments from both vids :D
I was too caught up in lolling at the perspective to realise that it actually explains why it never fit his other hand.
Glad yous find it so funny eh.
Simmer down Beadle.
It was. Great start to 2019. Your pops cough sounsd savage though Magic
By the thread trick you mean where you wrap string around your finger after the rings tuck it under the ring and pull it through? Cus that's what I was about to suggest for next time you do it.Quote:
Originally Posted by Magic
Yes. It didn't work and each time I did it my finger swole bigger.Quote:
Originally Posted by randomlegend
"Maybe we should give this another go, love." <Hand explodes>
Sorry to just dive in, but you must have played this over and over in your head so of course when you actually speak or type about it you're going to be nervous.Quote:
Originally Posted by Jimmy Floyd
Don't sweat it.
I was too busy flapping to see Jim's post.
Jim. :cool:
And lol at Lewis being so gammony.
Great entertainment Magic, and nice voice too.
Can we all stop telling Jimmy how to deal with this as if we have the faintest idea? I don't care where anybody puts their cock (as long as (If it's organic) it's human and of age). I also don't understand why anyone else does. BUT, we live in a world where a - not small - number of people absolutely do care, and it's Jimmy that is having to deal with that.
I get the vibe, which seems to be 'Fuk da haterz', and I agree, but surely Anyone that stops to actually think can see how it isn't that easy?
Settle down, Jimmy.Quote:
Originally Posted by ScousePig
Oh, and Magic, your family seem pretty fucking cool. :cool:
It's just lending support.Quote:
Originally Posted by Spikey M
:bamster:Quote:
Originally Posted by Magic
What the fuck?
It’s just :gay: now.Quote:
Originally Posted by ScousePig
Or :handbags:
I had no idea. All the best in dealing with whatever challenges it presents.
And with regards to the comparison (I don't know if your referencing prison or what the missus went through), they were at least isolated incidents. This is obviously more long term, but it's all relative. You just muster the strength you need to deal with the shit. You'll be fine.
Magic’s accent is fucking awful, btw. What on earth.
I know, neither of my parents were from here and then my dad and step-mum are English. I tried my best to adopt a local twang but dropped it when I started working in Perth at 19. Haven't looked back. Everyone thinks I'm from the central belt. :cool:
In my sphere of existence nobody seems to give the remotest fuck if you're gay, but God help you if you're a woman dealing with some of the older consultants.
Mate my accent isn't that bad for fuck sake.
Also me, my little sister and her lesbian mate spent all last night chatting. After I did my ironing, we spent about an hour doing 'yes/no guess' on Tinder for her, and also doing some light flirting with matches. Was quite fun to pretend to be a 17 y0 dyke, and almost makes me want to sign up. However, I could never reduce myself to being judged and slagged off by some cunt.
You've been posting here for long enough.Quote:
Originally Posted by Magic
Yes but I can see and also give it back.Quote:
Originally Posted by Boydy
Tinder you don't even know how many times you've been rejected or judged based on a fucking shite photo with a filter, a cringeworthy bio and your favourite Spotify song. I mean, really? Fuck me.
Magic you’re good looking, and given that you live in Scotland there really can’t be much competition
I've got a list of ten goals/resolutions but my main ones are:
Read at least 25 books
Listen to at least 200 albums
Watch 60 movies
The reading books thing is good. I want to do something similar (1 a month maybe would be realistic).
I'm wondering if that'd be the same for me but I got past halfway and lost interest so I want to push myself. I have enough free time I otherwise waste anyway. Do you use Goodreads?Quote:
Originally Posted by Kikó
It’s easy. You’d get your hole every week if you wanted.Quote:
Originally Posted by Magic
Yo, whatever has happened to your photos?Quote:
Originally Posted by hfswjyr
I don't want that (just now).Quote:
Originally Posted by Waffdon
I need to get my own shit together first.
Never used it. Only book type thing I use is audible which helps but not sure I absorb the thing as well as if I sat down to read the thing.Quote:
Originally Posted by Alex Ferguson
It's a good way of keeping track of all the books you've read. A bit like Letterboxd for books.Quote:
Originally Posted by Kikó
I’m in Dublin for the night. @Giggles if you were a 22 year old man with a desire to have fun and see a new city, what would you do for the night?
Go to bed and hope I woke up aged 50 without such silly urges.Quote:
Originally Posted by mugbull
:D
lol
But really Dublin is fucking awful on the whole and I'd say our ideas of what to get from a city would be as far apart as two ideas could be. I wouldn't even know how to find the same wavelength to help you.
@Baz was apparently here once though and I'd say he could lead you in the right direction.
What a response.Quote:
Originally Posted by Giggles
Yeah i thought i could probably get better tips from the coach driver than you. So far my experience has been lolworthy more so than in any other city ive been to.Quote:
Originally Posted by Giggles
Baz baz baz baz baz
I once threw up in the McDonald's on O'Connell Street (according to my mate, I don't remember it) if that's any use to you.
I never went on that stag do cos my missus was preggo.
@Mike did though. (I’ve just text him for you.)
And should I be offended by that, Giggles?
Dublin has a pretty banging techno scene. Let me see what's on tonight.
The only place I ever had the misfortune was down with all the Chinese in Club M.Quote:
Originally Posted by Offshore Toon
Go to this: https://www.facebook.com/events/226416031420467/
The Chinese don't do music (or anything creative, which we've previously covered) so obviously that would be shit.Quote:
Originally Posted by Giggles
For me, anything that could even loosely be labelled as 'techno' is going to fit the description of shit.
Mokbull should just do what we all do in Dublin. Go around getting hit up by scobey cunts looking for change for a 'hostel'.
Yeah might as well, can't go wrong with a techno night. Thanks famQuote:
Originally Posted by Offshore Toon
Sold out as fuck, but they are saying they will have some tickets at the door. Gotta figure out if thats worth or nah
Have you far to go to see? It's a tiny city.Quote:
Originally Posted by mugbull
Check the Facebook event for people selling tickets. Everywhere has tickets on the door these days. Just go earlier or later.
It's a half hour drive but like I need to get a taxi both ways, which will be annoying as fok if there aren't any tickets.Quote:
Originally Posted by Giggles
You must be well out of the city centre then are you? I could throw my coat on now and be at the Tivoli before 10 from here.
Alright see you there
:D
indeed.
Pick him up Giggles.
Yet another occasion where he has more chance of Baz sorting him out.Quote:
Originally Posted by Sir Andy Mahowry
I’m by the airport, near someplace called “Swords”
My aims and goals for 2019 are, and sorry if this is boring, contrived, self-indulgent nonsense it's quite therapeutic to note it down to a respondent audience, rather than a vision board or a Word document that only I will see, as follows:
Get better - I am following a treatment plan for ADHD adults, whereby I identify my strengths and talents and develop them. I am going to live a connected life. I identify what is important to me and nurture it. I identify what I enjoy and do way, way more of it (as long as it isn't destructive). I find replacements for the toxic, quick dopamine hits and avoid alcohol and recreational drugs as much as possible, and I avoid poisonous people and relationships where life allows. I see it as a garden, with 12 segments. No less, no more.
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I'm not going to list my talents, strengths and interests or the good things people have actually taken the time to right down for me, from their perspective. I am absolutely acutely aware of all the negatives and weaknesses.
So, to nurture and tend to all 12 'plants in my garden' is my only aim for 2019. I don't feel overwhelmed by this at all. I want to enjoy life. Emotionally I was hanging by a thread, a thread that was saved by a locum from Germany, who had 2 more days before he went back to his normal place of work in Aberdeen. I am convinced I wouldn't be here now (as in right now), had it not been for that appointment arranged 5 months previous. Convinced.
I am utterly grateful for all I have. My life starts now, and every single person I choose to include in that will benefit. That is my mission. Peace.
You're nowhere near the actual city then so wouldn't blame you not going in when you're not sorted with a ticket. Swords is like a separate town outside Dublin.Quote:
Originally Posted by mugbull
That said, you won't find any techno (or anything else) in Swords.
Just head out and see what you come across. Even if you just walk around and get some food at least you've seen some of the city.
If he was doing this in Liverpool (stuck at the airport in some place called "Speke") there's a good chance I'd help out.Quote:
Originally Posted by Giggles
He doesn't need help and he's not stuck though. He's just looking for something to do in a city he's not really anywhere near.Quote:
Originally Posted by Baz
You know who else had a garden, Magic? Fred West.
When you put it like that... :eyemouth:
(this was at giggles)
There's no point in planting dead things. Self defeating.Quote:
Originally Posted by Lewis
I’ve decided not to spend 100+ euros to walk around in Dublin tonight. Perhaps next time.
Magic, that sounds very extra, but I’m glad it’s giving you some direction
41 bus.Quote:
Originally Posted by mugbull
What were your symptoms for ADHD, Magic?
I dunno. My dad needed to put those budgies somewhere and he couldn't just bin them.Quote:
Originally Posted by Magic
I was up in Swords this morning, Mokkers didn't wreck the place anyway.
Will post later. Extensive.Quote:
Originally Posted by Boydy
Still don’t think Guinness should be allowed to existQuote:
Originally Posted by Giggles
Depends in a big way where you're drinking it.Quote:
Originally Posted by mugbull
I only remembered this morning when I drove past it about the Wright Venue, it's just outside the village near the Travelodge. They play all that thump thump thump music and was always popular with the youth. That's if it's still open these days.
Yeah, Guinness varies from place to place. Depends entirely on who's at the pump.
I quite like a Guinness these days. It's probably the coolest looking beer too.
It looks dope, but it tastes like flat good beer
Sometimes flat is better.
Stouts in general, ugh
Guinness is fine, but it's popularity comes from being THE NATIONAL DRINK OF IRELAND, rather than because it's actually good. It's not even the best Irish drink going.
Stouts. :cool:
It is though. Because it's stout.Quote:
Originally Posted by Spikey M
I've always preferred Porters, although I couldn't tell you what the actual difference is. They're basically the same, just, I don't know, 'deeper'?
this is a great drink.
You make lots of good beer and Whiskey, Guinness is your Fosters really. That's not to compare it to Fosters in terms of quality, but in terms of being known.Quote:
Originally Posted by Giggles
It obviously beats the shit out of most mass produced shit.
I dunno. There's loads of small brewer stouts made here that are lovely but when it comes down to it, nothing is like that first mouthful of a good pint of Guinness (pint only, cans are gack).Quote:
Originally Posted by Spikey M
Jameson whiskey is nice too but on the whole whiskey/whisky is shite anyway so it doesn't count.
I don't get that Giggs. Jameson is a good drop, but how do you like that and write off the rest of the Whiskey world? It's completely different to Bourbon, so fine, but if you like Jameson then you should get on with most generic Scotch.
It's nice as far as whiskey goes. It's not really an enjoyable drink though, more an image.Quote:
Originally Posted by Spikey M
Scotch just all tastes burnt.
Yeah he this shit to fuck please lads. Fuck off to your beer thread.
Get back to talking about a pretend garden please lads.
Spikey. :cool:Quote:
Originally Posted by Spikey M
Russian Imperial Stouts :cool:
Aim to be more productive around the house, fix things and clear rubbish up.
Sort out room for new baby arrival in July.
Sell lots of IT stuff I have but don't use.
Goto the gym more
Aim number 1 of moving in with girl has been achieved. Getting engaged is the next one - ring buying currently in progress.
Not having to repeat my first foundation year cus I'm ill too much would be ideal too.
Oh and get things again. Been fat lad for too long, need to get back to how I was up til I was fifteen. Lost a decent bit already. Want to have most of it off by the time I propose. Probably need to lose 3 stone all together. Fat piece of shit.
My money is on 6 migraines before he asks her.
If I only have 6 migraines between now and then it'll be a fucking miracle.
Wait. You realise moving in is like a proper test of whether you two can actually get on under one roof? Like, shopping for a ring now is some retarded, "Well, that was a fun month." madness.
They've been together for like a decade, I'm sure they'll be fine.
Fingers crossed, like.Quote:
Originally Posted by Boydy
We've been together 14 years today.
The only difficulties we've ever had have come from not living together tbh.
Can't really argue with that. Props.
Wait...how old are you now?
What a naive little shitcunt you are.Quote:
Originally Posted by randomlegend
I'll be available via PM in 6 months.
:D
lol
:console:Quote:
Originally Posted by Magic
Rubbing helps with the migraines?
Calm down mate.
Every time I see Pepe write something that sounds kinda british like that, I always imagine him saying it with a well spanish accent.
"Ey cam daaaun, mah-te!"
That's just Hector Bellerin.Quote:
Originally Posted by Mazuuurk
I'll do a recording one of these days.Quote:
Originally Posted by Mazuuurk
I realised recently that since I turned my last hobby into my career, I haven't had one since I skateboarded more than a decade ago so I'm going to put my hands to a few things and see if anything fits. One of those is going to try make a game.
It ruined Fry.
Yeah but I'd make a good one.Quote:
Originally Posted by Giggles
Let's team up, you do the art, I'll do the code.
lol, I'm a designer not an artist. I can barely draw a stick figure. I'd be more than happy to work together on something though, gimme a PM.Quote:
Originally Posted by Boydy
*Does Javascript for a year*
*Thinks he can code a video game*
I don't do JavaScript.
Tom Francis went from barely knowing basic HTML to releasing Gunpoint in three years. At the end of the day, all coding is just logic sequences and math.Quote:
Originally Posted by mugbull
Fair enough, if you can do it you can do it
I mean there's scale. The difference in complexity between 2d and 3d is immense I'm sure.
No idea what this is referring to. Are you sure you meant me?Quote:
Originally Posted by Mazuuurk
I feel like he means Raikyn.Quote:
Originally Posted by hfswjyr
What language do you code in, out of interest?Quote:
Originally Posted by Boydy
Java.
Diamonds are such a mad commodity.Quote:
Originally Posted by randomlegend
Yes, of course.Quote:
Originally Posted by Baz
Carry on.
Nice, that’s what we use in here. I’ve just started a course on Udemy to learn it properly.
The Tim Buchalka one?Quote:
Originally Posted by Adamski
Rob Percival. Literally only just started it properly today.
Was on one of those flash deals that are made up. £200 down to £10 or something. Clearly bullshit pricing.
Nabbed a python one too.
I have python a go a while back but it was torture. There's extreme advanced and complete mong with nothing in between.
Doesn’t sound great. I don’t want to be a developer, I just want to know when my developers are talking shite really.
Ah yeah, think I've got his php one as well. There's always a sale on. If you pay more than £15 for a udemy course you're a fool.Quote:
Originally Posted by Adamski
What do you want to do with it?Quote:
Originally Posted by Giggles
I think he wants to code.
Pi.
We all use our pythons to pi.
That's why Hulk Hogan's are so big.
Always interested to see how they make any money from those. It’s really in-depth for the cash.Quote:
Originally Posted by Boydy
They sell each course a couple of hundred thousand times. Assuming they're getting at least half the course fee after udemy's cut, they must be doing pretty well out of it. Presumably when the bigger tutors on there started it was just a sideline for them as well.Quote:
Originally Posted by Adamski
That makes sense, then.
@Boydy have you done any Java specific courses on there you would recommend? I'm about halfway through this one but it's more of an overview on coding so think it probably makes sense to get a more detailed overview on Java initially before looking at Python.
EDIT: Just seen that Tim Buchalka Java Programming Masterclass which looks decent.
I bought the Tim Buchalka one as a supplement to my uni course but never really used it. It's supposed to be very good though.Quote:
Originally Posted by Adamski
Some pile of stuff on that. I did a couple of manufacturer specific ones last night for a switch we're doing in work. Convinced the boss they were useful and bought them with my company card and all.
The range of things is mental. I’ll spend a fortune on random shite like learning to play the ukulele, guaranteed.Quote:
Originally Posted by Giggles
@Giggles, @Adamski, @dino and anyne else who was trying a bit of coding - this Python course on Udemy is free at the minute. No idea what it's like but it's free so might as well grab it.
https://www.udemy.com/python-complet...ID=hL3Qp0zRBOc
I might get into GameMakerStudio.
Just seen this too.Quote:
Originally Posted by Boydy
https://www.hotukdeals.com/deals/the...-udemy-3167359
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Originally Posted by Boydy
Fancy learning SQL?Quote:
Originally Posted by Adamski
https://www.udemy.com/the-complete-s...ID=hL3Qp0zRBOc
click on Have coupon? and enter SQLMASTERCLASS to reduce the price to £0.00.
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Already know it.
One month in, how many people are on the path to success?
I got the trainers, so yes I am donning it thus far.Quote:
Originally Posted by Lewis