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Silent Ninja · #**9871** 3rd September 2016, 18:46

^ I'm not having any problems with the site.

Mo34 · #**9872** 3rd September 2016, 19:42

Someone across the way is having a house / garden party. Looks nice with outdoor lights and sort of gazebo type thing. Makes me sad at how dull, empty and devoid my life is.

Fantastical · #**9873** 3rd September 2016, 20:15

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Originally Posted by Merritt

I was hoping with these new glasses I could get used to wearing them all the time, instead of just when I'm out or watching TV, but I find them intolerable just like the others I've had. I can't get past the feeling of 'I'm balancing a big hunk of plastic on my face' and I'm constantly having to fiddle with them, like an itch that won't go away no matter how much you scratch it.

I know it's a trivial thing really, but it's a little thing that makes me feel somehow weak or faulty. Everyone else can tolerate the irritation or feel completely at ease with wearing glasses, but for some reason I'm just incapable of it. It's one of many things that makes me feel... I don't know, alien? Like not a real person.

Thinking of giving contact lenses a try, but I'll have to go back for another eye test, bleugh. Probably won't be able to stand wearing those either.

The people you see wearing glasses are the ones who are comfortable in them - a lot of people don't like them so wear contacts. Means that it may seem everyone is happy with glasses, but you're only seeing the people who are. So basically you're not a freak for not liking glasses, lots of other people do as well so don't wear them either.

I feel comfortable wearing glasses, but that's a lot to do with wearing them constantly for as long as I can remember so it feels normal. Contact lenses is what freaks me out! Feel like everyone can suddenly see me more because I can't hide behind my glasses. Which is ridiculous really!

Mo34 · #**9874** 3rd September 2016, 20:48

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Originally Posted by Mo34

Someone across the way is having a house / garden party. Looks nice with outdoor lights and sort of gazebo type thing. Makes me sad at how dull, empty and devoid my life is.

Did I say it made me sad. I take it back. The music blaring through the open windows is bloody annoying.

Silent Ninja · #**9875** 3rd September 2016, 20:51

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Originally Posted by biscuits

Neither me.

Perhaps we are the chosen ones, Silent Ninja.

Do we get any special powers?

kirbycrackle · #**9876** 3rd September 2016, 21:03

Is war horse a good film?

Fantastical · #**9877** 3rd September 2016, 21:07

What sort of things do couples do together? And talk about?

Been away most of the summer so haven't seen R much and it feels a bit like the relationship has kind of fizzled away a bit.

Posting on SAUK about relationship stuff again. Sorry everyone

Fantastical · #**9878** 3rd September 2016, 21:08

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Originally Posted by Remy LeBeau

Is war horse a good film?

I think it depends on whether you've seen the theatre production. I think I would have enjoyed it more without that comparison constantly in my head.

kirbycrackle · #**9879** 3rd September 2016, 21:10

^ it feels a bit hammy to me. Heard the plays good.

Fantastical · #**9880** 3rd September 2016, 21:15

The play's fantastic, the film felt a bit Hollywood-ised.

Schmosby · #**9881** 3rd September 2016, 21:22

Was reading an article about the safest places to live in England and Wales. It says "The safest place in England and Wales was the Dyfed-Powys area in mid-Wales, where around only three people in every hundred was a victim of crime last year."

ONLY!! three in one hundred, what kind of crack are these people smoking!! That's 1 in 33, that is absolutely appalling and shows what an utter failure the human race is and just how ridiculous the limp liberals are with all their rehabilitation nonsense.

Professor Willow · #**9882** 3rd September 2016, 21:45

@ Johnny88,
Is tomorrow your final day of freedom?

Schmosby · #**9883** 3rd September 2016, 21:51

Littering lol. No I don't know, but considering how much crime goes unreported, or has no conviction...I'm not sure if it's based on convictions or reports actually, but no matter what way you look at it, it's super high. I would expect rates to be nearer 1 in 50k before I would consider it somewhat under control. What are the powers that be thinking.

Does that mean there were 2.1 million crimes last year? :/

Professor Willow · #**9884** 3rd September 2016, 21:55

^Is there an SAUK leaving party planned?

Professor Willow · #**9885** 3rd September 2016, 22:03

^^This place is gonna be so quiet without you

Being the selfish turd that I am, I'm not looking forward to your departure.

Still if it means you can find some happiness then it can only be a good thing

Ronnie_Pickering · #**9886** 3rd September 2016, 22:06

Quora- brilliant website

Professor Willow · #**9887** 3rd September 2016, 22:25

Johnny's going to be a choir boy

What sort of activities will you be doing while you are incarcerated?

Schmosby · #**9888** 3rd September 2016, 22:41

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Originally Posted by Johnny88

Erm, nothing that seems that fun. It is mainly recovery-based groups, it is quite structured. Think we go shopping on weekend, go to gym one day a week and supposedly they have some fun events but haven't really seen much evidence of that.

My mum's going to a convalescence place for 3 months, is that what this is?

Professor Willow · #**9889** 3rd September 2016, 22:42

^^^ Were you at a church school?
Just thinking you'll be in there for Christmas, I wonder if they will do anything for crimbo?

Olly. · #**9890** 3rd September 2016, 22:52

Good luck Johnny, it'll be really good for you I'm sure about that

newbs16 · #**9891** 3rd September 2016, 22:57

Good luck x

kirbycrackle · #**9892** 3rd September 2016, 23:12

Hope the recovery works for you Johnny

sounds like an insanely brave thing to do to me.

Thinking what a load of sentimental old cobblers war horse is. The film that is.

Tom123 · #**9893** 3rd September 2016, 23:41

Royal Blood are really ****ing good

purplerose · #**9894** 3rd September 2016, 23:44

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Originally Posted by Johnny88

Well I once actually served on the altar a few times in primary school

The first time I did, I dropped the lid off the chalice (think that's what it's called) and it just kept on rolling and I was trying to catch it in middle of service

typical.

Erm, nothing that seems that fun. It is mainly recovery-based groups, it is quite structured. Think we go shopping on weekend, go to gym one day a week and supposedly they have some fun events but haven't really seen much evidence of that.

That sounds good being able to go out shopping at the weekend and to the gym !!

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Originally Posted by Johnny88

Cheers Darth

if this doesn't work I'm screwed lol

Stick with it and I'm sure you will really benefit from it all

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Originally Posted by Johnny88

Thanks everyone

much appreciated. The beard no longer exists Biscuits. I'm going in all alone.

By the way what happens if I ask for a temporary ban? How do I unban myself? Lol

I hope you will come back eventually and let us all know how it went and how it's helped you