Type what you're thinking about right now? (9) - Page 3

CyprusPluto · #61 27th September 2014, 22:18

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Originally Posted by Azalea

My 2 youngest have just set off to go and do a sky dive, wonder if they'll come back in one piece.

Wow, that's something I always wanted to do (along with a bungee jump), but never got round to it.

thaigreen · #62 27th September 2014, 22:48

When are hairdressers the least busy?

newbs16 · #63 27th September 2014, 23:21

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Originally Posted by thaigreen

When are hairdressers the least busy?

Mid week afternoon

Pandapop · #64 27th September 2014, 23:34

10 years since the Lost pilot, time to re-watch the lot

Azalea · #65 28th September 2014, 00:27

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Originally Posted by thaigreen

When are hairdressers the least busy?

On their day off

Sunshine Recorder · #66 28th September 2014, 00:57

I'm just finding it hard to find people on a similar wavelength to me.

Z. · #67 28th September 2014, 10:16

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Originally Posted by Zippie

Oh god. I had forgotten what happens when I drank alcohol while on citalopram. Its like it affects me twice as quick. I don't remember pretty much anything from last night. Glad I didn't find that out by going out and drinking.

Doesn't alcohol counter act the drugs and make you feel depressed? I've been on cit for about 4 months now and am unsure whether I could drink it or not.

Z. · #68 28th September 2014, 11:27

^^ The more I used to drink, the more depressed I got, but I only really ever drank in social situations so I had to drink a lot to get rid of the anxiety. So the anxiety was gone, but the depression was worse. I was also worse the day after as well.

It does advise against it on the information sheet that comes with it so I thought I better not. Maybe one drink may be okay though

I've been having sips of wine lately, and I'm growing quite fond of it, so it would be good to have just a glass or something without it effecting me terribly.

ZooWeeMama · #69 28th September 2014, 18:32

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Originally Posted by Kley

^^ The more I used to drink, the more depressed I got, but I only really ever drank in social situations so I had to drink a lot to get rid of the anxiety. So the anxiety was gone, but the depression was worse. I was also worse the day after as well.

It does advise against it on the information sheet that comes with it so I thought I better not. Maybe one drink may be okay though

I've been having sips of wine lately, and I'm growing quite fond of it, so it would be good to have just a glass or something without it effecting me terribly.

Booze definitely makes you feel more anxious the day after. Ugh I remember being so nervous & shaky with a hangover, I'd end up sometimes having hair of the dog to chill me out. Not good.

I Love My Cats · #70 28th September 2014, 18:35

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Originally Posted by Mark09

its almost that time of year again- christmas

I Love My Cats · #71 28th September 2014, 18:53

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Originally Posted by WiIIow

Well thats completely unnecessary

Indeed. No wonder the people in the pic are rushing off. They're probably thinking "Jeezo man, give us another couple of weeks before you start all of that"

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Originally Posted by 7279616E

I made Christmas cake today. I ruddy love Christmas.

I have nothing against Christmas, just the thought of all the stuff I need to do, and the panic sets in once the stuff starts appearing everywhere.

I'm hoping that Santa brings me a good night's sleep and a day free of feeling sick sick sickety sick. I'll be putting that on my list, but not till at least early November.

Z. · #72 28th September 2014, 19:13

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Originally Posted by WiIIow

On the upside (cos I'm aware I'm being a miserable cow) I am quite looking forward to the new season of The Walking Dead and Halloween!

Didn't know you liked Walking Dead

I'm obsessed with it. I have the comics and everything.

I'm trying to resist the urge to search for spoilers for the new season though.

When does it start?

Z. · #73 28th September 2014, 19:24

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Originally Posted by WiIIow

I haven't read the comics yet but I want to, I love it! Its my favourite tv show

It starts on October 12th in the US, 13th over here.

I didn't know it started that soon. I really want to know what happens next!

Just a heads up...there's someone who will be worse than the Gov.

Just some more bananas to show how excited I am

Olly. · #74 28th September 2014, 19:34

How many episodes on netflix do I need to watch to get myself up to date with TWD?

Z. · #75 28th September 2014, 19:36

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Originally Posted by Olly.

How many episodes on netflix do I need to watch to get myself up to date with TWD?

It's not on netflix is it?

Can't believe you haven't seen any of it yet. It's almost as good as GoT! Get to it!

Z. · #76 28th September 2014, 19:58

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Originally Posted by biscuits

It's on Amazon Prime.

Don't bother with Walking Dead until you've seen Breaking Bad though, Olly!

Wouldn't you agree, Kleymond?

Wait a minute...he hasn't seen Breaking Bad either!? What the fuuuuuuuuuuuu-

I don't know. That's a tough choice. Walking Dead or Breaking Bad.

I'll have to go with Walking Dead. Sorry missus biscuits.

Z. · #77 28th September 2014, 20:04

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Originally Posted by biscuits

That's twice you have angered me in one day.

Await my wrath.

I haven't seen The Walking Dead though, so you could be right lol.

You haven't seen twd either!? Shitting hell! Watch it. Watch it now!

When did I anger you the first time?

Olly. · #78 28th September 2014, 20:05

BB was the next one on my list, rich tea, though with the new TWD season in 2 weeks, wouldn't it be best to go with that next? And does Amazon Prime have a trial period like netflix has?

Olly. · #79 28th September 2014, 20:06

And angering biscuits twice in one day, that's impressive, kley! :tongue;

Z. · #80 28th September 2014, 20:09

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Originally Posted by Olly.

BB was the next one on my list, rich tea, though with the new TWD season in 2 weeks, wouldn't it be best to go with that next? And does Amazon Prime have a trial period like netflix has?

I hope BB isn't Big Brother

I'm proud of myself that I've angered her twice today

I'm aiming for a third

Let's see...

biscuits are dry and stale and they have no flavour at all.

That should do it.

Appear · #81 28th September 2014, 20:16

My five year old iPhone died mid-conversation and now isn't charging. My five year old MacBook has now 2% battery left and also hasn't been charging since Friday. Goodbye internet, possibly forever (or at least until I find a non-fruitarian device to avail myself of).

thaigreen · #82 28th September 2014, 20:25

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Originally Posted by stoopkid

the second opinion thing is a good idea but it took so much to go the first time i don't think i could do it again and i come from a long noble tradition of alcoholism so maybe i go with that instead, maybe i'll finally work up the backbone to do myself in?

Hugs stoopkid

You are braver than you think. Hope you can work through this.

ZooWeeMama · #83 28th September 2014, 20:30

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Originally Posted by stoopkid

the second opinion thing is a good idea but it took so much to go the first time i don't think i could do it again and i come from a long noble tradition of alcoholism so maybe i go with that instead, maybe i'll finally work up the backbone to do myself in?

Hi. Do you have anyone to go with you? And yes you can do it again. If you have pain that isn't being addressed you can even go to A&E then they have to sort you out.

Z. · #84 28th September 2014, 20:33

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Originally Posted by biscuits

^^^^ Pah! You'll have to do better than that.

Wes Anderson sucks!

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Kley - Is The Walking Dead scary? I assumed it was, so stayed away from it hehe. What's it comparable too?

Some episodes are, but mostly I wouldn't say it's very scary. It's definitely creepy in some parts though. The first season was big on the horror element, but after that it mainly centres around the people so it's less of a horror show, but it's still great. You do still get horror elements in it though.

If you're scared that it'll be something like the exorcist, then don't worry, it's not!

Pandapop · #85 28th September 2014, 20:40

The Walking Dead is not scary in the slighest lol and I get scared easily.

Azalea · #86 28th September 2014, 20:49

Stoopkid

Olly. · #87 28th September 2014, 21:22

Hope you're okay stoopkid

And BB is Breaking Bad don't worry, kley, as I typed it I did think that as well

I'm in a bit of a shit situation though with internet atm, cause it has been horrendously slow recently (rural broadband is the worst

), though I notice conveniently TWD has just been added to netflix, which also has BB, well that's my next month's viewing sorted then

newbs16 · #88 28th September 2014, 21:24

That I go on a bit at times!

Z. · #89 28th September 2014, 21:39

It isn't on my netflix either for some reason. Come on Olly, stop hogging the walking dead!

Olly. · #90 28th September 2014, 21:49

^/^^ Well according to the interwebs, its going on there today, so it might not be on there just yet, or it might be that that's just America, I don't know. But what do you mean your village has fibre optic, my village barely has broadband

All right, obviously it has broadband, but its embarrassing and super fast broadband isn't planned here til 2017. I don't know whether its the ISP or just the line itself (probably a mixture of both), but I just clocked my internet speed at 0.2 mbs, I mean seriously, what the actual f-word

Usually we can at least 1.5 mbs, but on its bad days, its like we're living in the dark ages.