If you were a ghost, where would you go, who would you annoy?
Aside from any female locker rooms outside of the Moroccan hammer throw team, I think I'd hang about St James' Park and do some mystery defending for Newcastle. It'd be our best bit of not being shocking.
I'm steadily getting through the first season and am really in to it now. Give it a look see if you're wanting to get fit and lack motivation, as the story does get its teeth into you, much like the zombies that chase you. I used to go a lot but moved to the city and had nowhere interesting to run so lost all interest in doing so, but this has got me going with it again.
Edit: I figure the people of Torn City would find it especially addictive and therefore useful for getting fit, due to the never-ending stat-building I'm still addicted to on here after nearly 8 years!
Had to land twice when landing in Uppsala as there was another plane still on the runway when we first landed, so had to very quickly take off again. I don't think it was that bad, but in my head it's like the scene in Con Air as it was my first time flying.
On Singapore airlines the cabin crew are ridiculously lush and led to having a frustratingly uncomfortable long journey with too tight a pair of trousers on.
But the worst, by far, worse than any of you guys'... Flying from Fiji to Japan, the journey was in 3 parts. Fiji to Auckland i chose to watch Mama Mia on the TV. I like musicals and thought I'd give it a go.
However,that bloody film was the only option on the remaining 2 parts of my flight. Saw the film 3 times in a day. By the end I was willing the plane to be full of snakes.
I'm unsure if those outside of Britain know much about Nick Clegg.
He is deputy PM of blighty, leads the third party in British politics, which has the second most amount of power, but wields even less influence than the corpse of Gordon Brown's career (despite his face slowly melting with age into that of Susan Boyle's.)
He claims the world cup should not go ahead in Russia due to the ongoing political situation. But, I have to say I in no way agree with him. Football should have NO relation to politics in my opinion. I don't think Russian people should miss out on the chance to host the world cup due to Putin's own balls.
BUT.
There is huge crossover. Russian fans have a bad history for racism. Could this be a chance to rule it out and the fans to change their image, or should Russian's be punished for this and warned 'not until you clean up your act'?
'Tis a tricky one and I'm still not 100% on where I stand. But despite everything I think Clegg's just grabbing at a headline during the electioneering months.
So, opinions on Russia hosting with the ongoing situation, and the link between politics and football in general? Should the WC be used as a 'above everything to bring us together' celebration, or can it be used as a punishment for naughty leaders? To finish, this devastating but diversifying picture of the English national team from 1938...
In my teens, my group of chumsters and I had a rule:
If you see a DVD for £1 in Woolworths, you HAVE to buy it.
Hilarious classics such as Hercules in New York, Road to Bali, Hell Comes to Frogtown and Power Rangers: Ninja Storm provided hours of fun. And if anyone has seen Sandy the horrific chimp-boy-thing in Road to Bali, I almost died of both fear and laughter combined.
Oh, you can also view somebody's profile online and if they publicly share their runs, you can find where they live and stalk them if they frequently start and finish at home. A bonus for the perves!
say, if it's hard to motivate yourself for getting fit for it's own sake, then the stat building and story will get you going. It's easy to edit it about to do shorter/longer runs too. It also has zombie chases, an optional mode that adds an interval training aspect where you have to sprint away do you don't get eaten!
works well. Is punishing though, especially once where it decided to happen as I came to traffic lights and couldn't do anything except listen to them close in through the earphones.
it has a community aspect to it too, some cool mercy if you get really into it and occasionally famous-ish writers who enjoy it write guest episodes. there's also a shorter 5k version for specific goal training if you have a charity event coming up, or have a zero starting point.
(I don't work for them, honest, I just appreciate how it's got me back into getting fit after about 2 years of lazy-ness. This and an old friend saying 'Didn't you use to have a flat stomach? The beers taking its toll isn't it...')
I'm steadily getting through the first season and am really in to it now. Give it a look see if you're wanting to get fit and lack motivation, as the story does get its teeth into you, much like the zombies that chase you. I used to go a lot but moved to the city and had nowhere interesting to run so lost all interest in doing so, but this has got me going with it again.
Edit: I figure the people of Torn City would find it especially addictive and therefore useful for getting fit, due to the never-ending stat-building I'm still addicted to on here after nearly 8 years!
Where I went to Uni there was an ice-cream van that would go around the student houses at night, selling ice cream and more illicit substances. It'd play greensleeves.
If you were a ghost, where would you go, who would you annoy?
Aside from any female locker rooms outside of the Moroccan hammer throw team, I think I'd hang about St James' Park and do some mystery defending for Newcastle. It'd be our best bit of not being shocking.
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