What are you thinking about doing just now? - Page 5

Olly. · #**121** 29th October 2016, 11:12

Making a Nutella Hot Chocolate that is literally all nutella melted. Think I might make myself sick though, so I probably better resist the temptation

Sunshine Recorder · #**122** 29th October 2016, 17:21

^ My dad had to change a bulb in his car once, and couldn't figure out how to replace it, so he took it to a garage. It turns out, all he had to do was to remove the screen wash reservoir to access the bulb.

Indigo_ · #**123** 30th October 2016, 00:45

Going to bed. So tired.

Omar Little · #**124** 3rd November 2016, 23:41

Giving myself a haircut. My beard's gone, and without it my hair looks like Vader's helmet (and it only looks like Vader's helmet now because i ****ed it up the last time i cut it, so maybe i shouldn't cut it again...)

Nah, I'm gonna be brutal this time, give myself a right good mess of a haircut.

Appear · #**125** 4th November 2016, 12:52

^ How'd it go, Vidal*?

*Not Gore, the other one.

newbs16 · #**126** 4th November 2016, 13:11

Does anyone hear from Johnny?

Professor Willow · #**127** 4th November 2016, 14:04

^ Think Johnny is still in the recovery centre, he said that he may be there for six months which would take us into the new year.
While he's there no access to phone or internet etc, hopefully he's doing well.
I miss him on here.

Dougella · #**128** 4th November 2016, 14:07

^^ I've been wondering how he's getting on too.

Mo34 · #**129** 4th November 2016, 16:43

Me too. I miss him on the forum.

Omar Little · #**130** 4th November 2016, 17:39

Quote:

Originally Posted by Appear

^ How'd it go, Vidal*?

*Not Gore, the other one.

Not bad, actually. I think i did a better job than Gore* would've done.

*Not Al, Vidal.

Appear · #**131** 5th November 2016, 16:42

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Originally Posted by Omar Little

Not bad, actually. I think i did a better job than Gore* would've done.

*Not Al, Vidal.

This took me a long time to get my head around even though it was my own trick. Nicely done (on the trick and the hair).

Schmosby · #**132** 5th November 2016, 18:25

Going home. Woo woo.

But sadly only because I've realised I'll have to come in tomorrow.

Spectrelight · #**133** 5th November 2016, 18:58

24 members and 384 guests online? Why?

Schmosby · #**134** 5th November 2016, 19:27

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Originally Posted by Spectrelight

24 members and 384 guests online? Why?

They here for the fireworks. Did we order enough canapes?

Indigo_ · #**135** 5th November 2016, 21:46

Catching up on Westworld.

purplerose · #**136** 5th November 2016, 22:16

Quote:

Originally Posted by newbs16

Does anyone hear from Johnny?

Quote:

Originally Posted by D1662

^ Think Johnny is still in the recovery centre, he said that he may be there for six months which would take us into the new year.
While he's there no access to phone or internet etc, hopefully he's doing well.
I miss him on here.

I often think of Johnny and wonder how he is getting on in the recovery centre.
I miss seeing him post here.

Omar Little · #**137** 5th November 2016, 22:48

Quote:

Originally Posted by Appear

This took me a long time to get my head around even though it was my own trick. Nicely done (on the trick and the hair).

newbs16 · #**138** 6th November 2016, 00:13

How cold it is.

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Professor Willow · #**139** 6th November 2016, 00:24

Sleeping, hopefully I can progress beyond thinking about and start doing!

Professor Willow · #**140** 15th November 2016, 13:25

Calling the garage that fitted a new wheel bearing to my 'new' car two months ago to see if they will repair it, as it's failed after less than 1500 miles. I do not intend to be paying!

Professor Willow · #**141** 18th November 2016, 12:18

Packing a few things and disappearing for a few days, need to escape but I'm too scared to even manage that so I have to stay stuck in this shitty head of mine forever.

I never intended for my life to be this way, it just happened, I never had the opportunities others did, why don't people accept that?
Do they think I wanted to be like I am?
Empty, lonely, bitter, worthless, hopeless and helpless
Well come on then vultures you may as well come and have what little is left of me cos I don't want it

Professor Willow · #**142** 20th November 2016, 11:38

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Originally Posted by biscuits

^

Moving is stressful and in stressful times anxiety/depression ramp up. I hope you feel more settled when you're more settled.

Thank you biscuits

sorry for the delay, only just seen your reply

Thinking about going to the shops to buy a decent jumper and maybe a couple more shirts, who knows I might actually need to wear them for a date one day!

anxiouslondoner · #**143** 20th November 2016, 12:01

I have no idea.

Professor Willow · #**144** 20th November 2016, 20:58

Removing an obstacle from my life, I just need the courage to do it.
But it has to go, if I am ever to have a hope of being happy.

newbs16 · #**145** 20th November 2016, 22:26

^ Sounds interesting and scary.

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Professor Willow · #**146** 20th November 2016, 22:59

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Originally Posted by newbs16

^ Sounds interesting and scary.

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It will be scary for me but with a bit of luck it may turn out to be fun too

And even better it may lead to more fun in the future.

First I need to make it happen

Professor Willow · #**147** 25th November 2016, 21:36

Thinking about going to my first meetup group

They have a coffee meet up tomorrow in a café in town, I know where it's to but have never set foot in a coffee shop before, wouldn't know what to order or what I could talk about. Also it seems that it's mostly oldies going (only 1 under 60) not sure it's a good idea

Indigo_ · #**148** 25th November 2016, 21:54

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Originally Posted by D1662

Thinking about going to my first meetup group

They have a coffee meet up tomorrow in a café in town, I know where it's to but have never set foot in a coffee shop before, wouldn't know what to order or what I could talk about. Also it seems that it's mostly oldies going (only 1 under 60) not sure it's a good idea

My first meet up was in a coffee shop and it went really well

You could sit down and order a little bit later, maybe have a look at what other people have ordered. The meet up I attended was a range of ages. You may find you enjoy yourself

Professor Willow · #**149** 26th November 2016, 18:34

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Originally Posted by jinny

^ that's like the opposite of my nearest meetup...where everyone looks under 30

we should swap, I am old & only like reminiscing about life without phones & t'internet

Good luck if you do go XX don't forget us old people are just people who have lived a few more days

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Originally Posted by Tiger_Lily

My first meet up was in a coffee shop and it went really well

You could sit down and order a little bit later, maybe have a look at what other people have ordered. The meet up I attended was a range of ages. You may find you enjoy yourself

Thanks for the encouragement Jinny and Tiger_Lily

I did wimp out in the end

I may try again next week

Thinking about going to Citizens Advice to see exactly what (if anything) I am entitled to in relation to housing, I earn sod all and cannot afford my own place but I feel it would be a good thing for my mental health, the fact that I would have to get off my arse to support myself and also the freedom to be the person I need to be instead of this actor playing to what others expect of me.

Silent Ninja · #**150** 26th November 2016, 18:50

Buying a bike washer, for some reason it takes me about two hours to wash and re-lube one bicycle which seems like a rather long time (I must be doinf something wrong).