TCRT 6: Episode 1 - The Phantom Chatroom

Ad7 wrote:

Qikz wrote:You shouldn't have the right to kill anyone ever, even if it is in your own home and they've broken in. strawberry float that noise.

In other news a screw went missing from my glasses and I can't repair it myself (no kit to do it). Currently waiting for a package to arrive so I can go into town and get them fixed. Also need to get my hair cut >_>

You also need to stop liking videos of large breasted bikini clad Japanese girls on Twitter so they don't show up in my feed when I'm scrolling it next to my wife

Bet that led to a fun conversation.

Yeah its a guy from GR
That forum thing
Yeah, I mean he is mostly normal
Seems it
Yeah he works in IT
figures
Naa he is doing well, even emailed to ask a girl out
uhuu

Errkal wrote::lol: Bet that led to a fun conversation.

Yeah its a guy from GR
That forum thing
Yeah, I mean he is mostly normal
Seems it
Yeah he works in IT
figures
Naa he is doing well, even emailed to ask a girl out
uhuu

Wait, but that account has your name?
*runs*

Karl wrote:

Ad7 wrote:

Qikz wrote:You shouldn't have the right to kill anyone ever, even if it is in your own home and they've broken in. strawberry float that noise.

In other news a screw went missing from my glasses and I can't repair it myself (no kit to do it). Currently waiting for a package to arrive so I can go into town and get them fixed. Also need to get my hair cut >_>

You also need to stop liking videos of large breasted bikini clad Japanese girls on Twitter so they don't show up in my feed when I'm scrolling it next to my wife

I don't know what he's talking about.

Albear wrote:Oddly I'm currently sitting in my parents kitchen as their house was broken into last night whilst they were away.

CSI has just left so trying to clean up all the dust and put stuff away before my folks come hone on Saturday.

The people who broke in have just gone through all their drawers and pulled everything out. Think they've stolen some watches and jewellery but left everything else (Tv, iPad, sonos, laptops etc)

They also didn't take any of my dad's wine and There's an £80 bottle of rioja on the sideboard which I might tell them has gone..

I don't know how people can just break into and elderly couples house and ransack the place.

The perfect crime.

But that sucks. Hopefully they didn't take anything of too much value (Monetary or sentimental).

On a kind of tangential note I've only really started to like Wine.

My ex wasn't interested in it at all, but my fiancée is so she's gotten me a taste for it. I know nothing about wine, but I do like a nice dark Red. She got a load of bottles of Faustino IV around New Year and we powered through them. Got me a Faustino VIII for my birthday (She says it's a good one) so I'm saving that for a special occasion, or when I'm just in the mood.

There are no bad red wines, only better ones.

I fricking love red wine

Frank wrote:I don't think he did himself any favours by going for a knife. If someone's broken in, surely it's a better idea to attack with something flat and heavy? Then if you whack 'em on the head and they die then at least you can claim you were just trying to knock them out.

If you're in a dangerous situation you should try to end it as fast as possible with something that is as safe as possible for you. If a burglar saw you with a frying pan they'd probably be much more willing to fight you than if you were holding a knife.

The pub I'm in is doing this countdown of the 100 greatest tracks of 1999, so I would have been about 14, and I don't think I appreciated at the time how much gooseberry fool music was being released solely for consumption by people off their tits on face-melting amounts of drugs,

Haha, never mind, S Club 7 came on.

I'm going to a pilates class tonight, I shall report back if I hear any classic pseudoscientific claims.

Oh wow I can feel my chakra wheels spinning!

Preezy wrote:I'm going to a pilates class tonight, I shall report back if I hear any classic pseudoscientific claims.

Oh wow I can feel my chakra wheels spinning!

They are offering free classes at work, doesn't really seem like something that would be fun, but I'll be interested to hear what it is like.

Errkal wrote:

Preezy wrote:I'm going to a pilates class tonight, I shall report back if I hear any classic pseudoscientific claims.

Oh wow I can feel my chakra wheels spinning!

They are offering free classes at work, doesn't really seem like something that would be fun, but I'll be interested to hear what it is like.

My mum and sister go regularly and think it'll help me with a shoulder muscle problem I've been having, they're paying for the session too so I might as well give it a crack.

Preezy wrote:

Errkal wrote:

Preezy wrote:I'm going to a pilates class tonight, I shall report back if I hear any classic pseudoscientific claims.

Oh wow I can feel my chakra wheels spinning!

They are offering free classes at work, doesn't really seem like something that would be fun, but I'll be interested to hear what it is like.

My mum and sister go regularly and think it'll help me with a shoulder muscle problem I've been having, they're paying for the session too so I might as well give it a crack.

And if cracking it doesn’t work then try the pilates.

Preezy wrote:There are no bad red wines, only better ones.

I fricking love red wine

This has definitely been my experience so far.

Preezy wrote:I'm going to a pilates class tonight, I shall report back if I hear any classic pseudoscientific claims.

Oh wow I can feel my chakra wheels spinning!

My future Sister-in-law just learned Reiki

Utter bollocks and it takes everything I have not to tear it to shreds whenever she posts about it on Facebook. Gotta keep the family happy.

Preezy wrote:

Errkal wrote:

Preezy wrote:I'm going to a pilates class tonight, I shall report back if I hear any classic pseudoscientific claims.

Oh wow I can feel my chakra wheels spinning!

They are offering free classes at work, doesn't really seem like something that would be fun, but I'll be interested to hear what it is like.

My mum and sister go regularly and think it'll help me with a shoulder muscle problem I've been having, they're paying for the session too so I might as well give it a crack.

Sounds like you've been doing a little too much cracking, if you catch my drift...

I’m currently having a Cadbury’s Easter egg (they had a whole stack of them discounted in Sainsbury’s) and I want it to be known that “Easter” is written on the box 4 times.

KK wrote:I’m currently having a Cadbury’s Easter egg (they had a whole stack of them discounted in Sainsbury’s) and I want it to be known that “Easter” is written on the box 4 times.

They have to write “Easter” on the box as that makes it halal so Jews can eat it.

Pilates was alright, not as wanky spiritual as I thought and my joints did get a workout. Don’t know if I’d pay to do it though. 6/10

At a wedding today and don’t know whether to be flattered or not that the hosts arranged to have us sat next to the other deviant couple there.

Anyway, lovely girls and we’ve arranged to meet up another time.

They probably put you next to them as they thought a couple of 12 year old girls would need adult supervision.