Nice stuff Jase. I saw my mate Steve the other day, told him where you were, he sends his regards to you shipmate.
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when the ship is ready and fully crewed up, i will try and get yourself the missus and steve onboard for a tourOriginally posted by Big Seany View PostComment
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The bloke on the NHS swine flu advert has swine flu. ROFL.Comment
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Errr, not the missus mate. We are finished and she is ****ing one of my (ex) mates, a 50 year old walking midlife crisis who is addicted to gambling and painkillers, hates children and is like a giant miserable adult baby. Good move! Hence Grace spends most of her time here now.Originally posted by buster_broon View Post
Me and Steve and the little one tho, aye.Comment
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Banging. Signed up to facebook two days ago, an old flame hit me up...Playas anthem! God bless these internets.Last edited by Big Seany; 12-08-2009, 16:36.Comment
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the admiral and i were out looking for garden furniture today and on our travels she came out with a couple of beauties
We popped into Comet and i joking pointed out to her that the size of the Wii resort box was massive (it was a store display), to which she didn't say much, so i walked away from her and told her i was going to buy it, since she was closer i asked her to pick me up a copy, about 10 seconds later when i was at the till i looked around and she was walking towards me with one of the store displays, i started to piss myself and the store staff looked at her like she was a nutter
We went to Focus and they had a display of a rabbit hutch with 2 rabbit sculptures inside the cage, i said they look cute and in her best girlie voice she started to go awww look at those lovely wabbits, out rather loud i may add, after the penny dropped she looked at me and said "they arnt real, are they" and started laughing
i would like to point out that she is very intelligent, just sometimes she comes across all blonde and girlie
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This coming from a man who has participated in unsavoury games involving digestive biscuits.Comment
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Man I love the Stonester. One of the most genuinely lovely people I have met. Too pretty though!Last edited by Big Seany; 12-08-2009, 16:38.Comment
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Despite circumstances keeping me up far later than I'd have liked last night, I got up early today and ran 5k in Clapham Common with my sister. Considering I am a fat git, I am quite pleased to say that I did exactly what I set out to - kept a nice steady pace throughout, and didn't walk a single step. Finished in 37 minutes - not fast, but fast enough for me
Picture! If you'd have told me a year ago I'd be doing 'fun' runs I'd have laughed in your face, but already I am looking at training for a 10k.
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Well done on the running mate, I must admit I was slighlty disappointed with the photo. I was hoping to see a photo of you struggling to move, covered in sweat and with a big red face. Instead, you look remarkably well and far too pleased with yourself.Comment
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Well done Fuse.
Your a fitter man than me...Comment
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Awesomely done fuse mate. Keep us informed on your progress for the 10k, just think... you're half way there!
I've been getting back into my runs recently too, the only problem is that i find the taste of a icy cold beer all the more delicious after a run... Still, we're all going to die on the 21st of December 2012, so why worry aye ;-)
On that note... have any of you guys looked into that? Type in "2012" or "Planet X" and it's all quite interesting - if a little scary - stuff. Do I believe it? Not really, but i have to admit it's got me thinking!
Oh, and Seany.... I love you too man.Comment
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I believe our collective conciousness will develop on that date. I don't think anyone's going to die. I think the Planet-X theory has a lot of holes in it, mainly If it was only three years away, out of 5,300 or whatever it's solar cycle is, we would already be going through apocalyptic earth changes right now.Originally posted by Adam Stone View Post
Some dude mapped out each of the Mayan bak'tun life-cycles (stages in evolution), each stage takes a certain period of time, from the cellular stage, up to tribal, cultural, international, galactical, and so on (think of Spore). These time periods are forever diminishing, ie: each stage takes a percentage shorter than the last, so each stage gets faster and faster. We're in the final stage now that started in 1999 (Galactical), on 11:11pm 21/12/2012 we reach zero-point and the pinnacle on that chart, the Universal stage. When you draw out each timeline and stack them they make a perfect pyramid.
The Earth and Sun also complete a parabola effect in tandem and align with the centre of the galaxy on precisely this date also. Apparently each time it has done this in the past (every 26,500 years or something) there have been huge cataclysms brought to earth by each of the four elements.. firstly Earth, Wind, then Fire, and Water (Ice Age). Each of these disasters have been catalysts in the creation of the world as we know it today. Who knows what the fifth cycle will bring?
My bet is on time itself being destroyed.Comment
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