Maybe taking more photos.
There's a thread here needs resurrecting
10) Tease the cat some more
New Year's Resolutions
- Nikolas Vitus Lagartija
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Some great ideas here. Good luck to all those with life-changing plans. My own resolutions are more prosaic :
1) drink less - dryathlon should help me get off to a good start !
2) exercise more (and not give up after two weeks like I normally do)
3) post more regularly on my TSOM blog (no entries since last July )
4) obsess less about trivial matters such as football (ongoing resolution since about 1978)
5) stop referring to TSOM as "the Girls/Gurlz" etc as it really annoys a lot of people here (thanks for the PMs !)
6) erm, that's it, although I like the sound of that "be more patient with my wife and kids" one. Perhaps 2013 will be the year when they finally recognise the true genius of !
1) drink less - dryathlon should help me get off to a good start !
2) exercise more (and not give up after two weeks like I normally do)
3) post more regularly on my TSOM blog (no entries since last July )
4) obsess less about trivial matters such as football (ongoing resolution since about 1978)
5) stop referring to TSOM as "the Girls/Gurlz" etc as it really annoys a lot of people here (thanks for the PMs !)
6) erm, that's it, although I like the sound of that "be more patient with my wife and kids" one. Perhaps 2013 will be the year when they finally recognise the true genius of !
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They better be quick then... in Sisters terms 1 year is like before breakfastNikolas Vitus Lagartija wrote: 6) erm, that's it, although I like the sound of that "be more patient with my wife and kids" one. Perhaps 2013 will be the year when they finally recognise the true genius of !
in dub we trust
Has anyone calculated "Sisters years" in the same way as cat years & dog years?radiojamaica wrote:They better be quick then... in Sisters terms 1 year is like before breakfastNikolas Vitus Lagartija wrote: 6) erm, that's it, although I like the sound of that "be more patient with my wife and kids" one. Perhaps 2013 will be the year when they finally recognise the true genius of !
What's the equation?
as we know TSOM summer take few years, so i think that years are lot, i mean lot more longer than dog years.
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Eh wot? Really? I had no idea...Nikolas Vitus Lagartija wrote: 5) stop referring to TSOM as "the Girls/Gurlz" etc as it really annoys a lot of people here...
I left my heart in Ballycastle...
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Don't you mean this?Debaser wrote:Oh YES!!!!Ozpat wrote:Girls, Girls....Girls!!
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TizcaveOQxI
I left my heart in Ballycastle...
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I always call them 'The Sisters' which confuses people as I only have one sister and she's not in the band, as far as I'm aware...
'Every saint has a past and every sinner has a future'- Oscar Wilde
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1) Do not get into arguments over the internet. Seriously not worth the effort.
2) Avoid reading the news. It's never mood elevating.
3) Spend more time with the girlfriend and boyfriend.
4) Not yell at the kitten when he treads poo over the kitchen.
5) Polish up my Finnish so I can understand the mother-in-law when she visits.
6) Spend more time in the countryside.
2) Avoid reading the news. It's never mood elevating.
3) Spend more time with the girlfriend and boyfriend.
4) Not yell at the kitten when he treads poo over the kitchen.
5) Polish up my Finnish so I can understand the mother-in-law when she visits.
6) Spend more time in the countryside.
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Interesting... Do tell?DeWinter wrote:3) Spend more time with the girlfriend and boyfriend.
I have a Finnish auntie, myself, but I've not seen her in decades.
I left my heart in Ballycastle...
Good question but also a bit hard to set up a concrete list (at least for me personally), as some things are pretty comprehensive and hard to concretize...but I will try:
1. Getting on with myself in a better way/treating myself better (which includes: living a little less excessive, find more time to relax and slow down, improve my self confidence, learn to be more patient and some other things...)
2. Finishing my audio book and releasing it
3. Driving licence
4. Travel alot, get to know many interesting people and explore unknown territory
5. Get my tattoos finished
(There are some other, less superficial, things of course but they'd be a little too personal to post them here, I guess.)
1. Getting on with myself in a better way/treating myself better (which includes: living a little less excessive, find more time to relax and slow down, improve my self confidence, learn to be more patient and some other things...)
2. Finishing my audio book and releasing it
3. Driving licence
4. Travel alot, get to know many interesting people and explore unknown territory
5. Get my tattoos finished
(There are some other, less superficial, things of course but they'd be a little too personal to post them here, I guess.)
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Obviously become the total Renaissance Man AND obtain complete Self Actualisation as well as finish up my Polish
On a more more mundane level - watch the TV less and consume literature more. I have only read "A Scanner Darkly" so I hope to be getting to grips with a lot more Dick.
Didn't someone have that as a resolution near the start of this thread??
On a more more mundane level - watch the TV less and consume literature more. I have only read "A Scanner Darkly" so I hope to be getting to grips with a lot more Dick.
Didn't someone have that as a resolution near the start of this thread??
Well you must know something
'Cos we're dying of admiration here
Mastering obscure alternatives
'Cos we're dying of admiration here
Mastering obscure alternatives
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million voices wrote:...I hope to be getting to grips with a lot more Dick.
Didn't someone have that as a resolution near the start of this thread??
I left my heart in Ballycastle...
you are confusing it with thisSINsister wrote:Don't you mean this?Debaser wrote:Oh YES!!!!Ozpat wrote:Girls, Girls....Girls!!
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TizcaveOQxI
arte has a tv format where they film a day with two artists.RockNRoll Mercenary wrote:Good luck with that, especially with Andrew and the word 'goth' lolpi wrote:My plan is to invite andrew and carl for a press conference about the future of so called goth movement.
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a day with andrew and carl would be a highlight.
they both start with talking about their moments when they realized that a lot of people started following.
Not much to say, I'm greedy, and they're both borad-minded. Plus, I'm a lot cuddlier in reality than online!SINsister wrote:Interesting... Do tell?DeWinter wrote:3) Spend more time with the girlfriend and boyfriend.
I have a Finnish auntie, myself, but I've not seen her in decades.
That's a shame, Finland is a lovely country, if a bit quiet. Plus it has the best chocolate in the world. I'm kind of pleased the Merkins took over Cadbury, as now I don't have to defend icky British chocolate!
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Be careful, there's a lot of Belgians on HeartlandDeWinter wrote:Finland [...] has the best chocolate in the world.
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Are there any Swiss members?markfiend wrote:Be careful, there's a lot of Belgians on HeartlandDeWinter wrote:Finland [...] has the best chocolate in the world.
We forgive as we forget
As the day is long.
As the day is long.
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As a wannabe-linguist, I found this expression mildly funnyDeWinter wrote: 5) Polish up my Finnish
IZ.
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Next up: Finnish beer is the best in the world?markfiend wrote:Be careful, there's a lot of Belgians on HeartlandDeWinter wrote:Finland [...] has the best chocolate in the world.
IZ.
A good friend of mine lives in Zürich and - visiting him quite alot - I can tell, that Swiss chocolate certainly is the most enjoyable chocolate EVER!Hom_Corleone wrote:Are there any Swiss members?markfiend wrote:Be careful, there's a lot of Belgians on HeartlandDeWinter wrote:Finland [...] has the best chocolate in the world.
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La Shir wrote:A good friend of mine lives in Zürich and - visiting him quite alot - I can tell, that Swiss chocolate certainly is the most enjoyable chocolate EVER!Hom_Corleone wrote:Are there any Swiss members?markfiend wrote: Be careful, there's a lot of Belgians on Heartland
IZ.