TheJinxedOne
Valar Morghulis.
Thanks man!
AS is the first half of A Levels, so next year I will be doing A2 and hopefully getting my full A levels at C+ grades and eventually Uni maybe!
The 'Things That Are Great' Thread
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Thanks man!
AS is the first half of A Levels, so next year I will be doing A2 and hopefully getting my full A levels at C+ grades and eventually Uni maybe!
jaygrim
TheAllSeeingEye
Nice.
Jamezinho
Golden Boot Winner
TheJinxedOne
Valar Morghulis.
Andy
Evoweb Jester/Stadboardmaker.
WOW!! has it really been 8 years since the last post in here. That says a lot for nowadays 
Anyway, i wanted to say the site is great. After all these years i have learnt more about the written English language on this site, than i ever did at school. However now i am much improved, i do see and feel my English teachers pain.
Anyway, i wanted to say the site is great. After all these years i have learnt more about the written English language on this site, than i ever did at school. However now i am much improved, i do see and feel my English teachers pain.
Andy
Evoweb Jester/Stadboardmaker.
In't milk brilliant? Anyway, I suppose, as apposed to "The things that piss me off" this could have been "The things that float my boat"
Andy
Evoweb Jester/Stadboardmaker.
On the flip side to yesterdays pissed off post,,,,
https://www.msn.com/en-gb/news/ukne...-from-uk-is-horrible/ar-AALHdJ9?ocid=msedgntp
https://www.msn.com/en-gb/news/ukne...-from-uk-is-horrible/ar-AALHdJ9?ocid=msedgntp
jaygrim
TheAllSeeingEye
That's really pissed me off, what a fucking joke.
You can't pick on anyone these days.
Andy
Evoweb Jester/Stadboardmaker.
No Jay, you surely jest, this is a little girl. You can always pick on me if you like, my shoulders are broad enough
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- #3,221
Jaysus... would you believe I never knew about this thread?! Things werent that great recently, huh?
Anyhow - Fifa16 is great. Whiskey is great. Chocolate is great. Dogs (and other pets) are great. Daughters are great.
Right, now with this out of the way - back to "Things that piss me off" thread.
Anyhow - Fifa16 is great. Whiskey is great. Chocolate is great. Dogs (and other pets) are great. Daughters are great.
Right, now with this out of the way - back to "Things that piss me off" thread.
rockstrongo
Retired Footballer
Summer,taking walk down to the ocean for a swim and beer.
Late night skateboarding.
On the couch gaming when the weather is shite.
My kid,my gf,the apt I live in.
Late night skateboarding.
On the couch gaming when the weather is shite.
My kid,my gf,the apt I live in.
Andy
Evoweb Jester/Stadboardmaker.
I had to go & hire a JCB, as it was buried under 8 years of shite.Jaysus... would you believe I never knew about this thread?! Things werent that great recently, huh?
- Staff
- #3,224
In all seriousness - it's great to see some good and kindness in the world.
With social media, recent politics, xenophobia, racism and hatred everywhere - its getting harder and harder to see small acts of kindness. Especially now, when people really are on the edge with this pandemic..
Whether its just a few nice words, helping hand on the street, or kindness towards an animal - whatever it is - its always great to see it. Its so easy to completely lose faith in humanity these days.
So any glimpse of kindness towards others always brings me a lot of joy.
Like that guy above with his fundraiser.
It doesnt matter if she needs money, or not. It doesnt even matter if we think that fundraiser was a good idea here. But its a guy, who saw something wrong and decided to do something about it.
And fair fucking play to him!
Even here, on Evo-Web. There are so many people here, with different backgrounds, age, religion, nationality. Some that, by default, could (or even - should?) very easily hate one another. Yet it feels like one big family, where most people could not give two fucks where others are from and what do they believe in. Its extremely rare to see racist or hateful posts, even among those reported ones.
I know that admins are doing a great job in keeping this place "clean", but still - if a bunch of grumpy (and in many cases old) lads with completely different backgrounds can be civil and friendly - it brings a bit of hope.
With social media, recent politics, xenophobia, racism and hatred everywhere - its getting harder and harder to see small acts of kindness. Especially now, when people really are on the edge with this pandemic..
Whether its just a few nice words, helping hand on the street, or kindness towards an animal - whatever it is - its always great to see it. Its so easy to completely lose faith in humanity these days.
So any glimpse of kindness towards others always brings me a lot of joy.
Like that guy above with his fundraiser.
It doesnt matter if she needs money, or not. It doesnt even matter if we think that fundraiser was a good idea here. But its a guy, who saw something wrong and decided to do something about it.
And fair fucking play to him!
Even here, on Evo-Web. There are so many people here, with different backgrounds, age, religion, nationality. Some that, by default, could (or even - should?) very easily hate one another. Yet it feels like one big family, where most people could not give two fucks where others are from and what do they believe in. Its extremely rare to see racist or hateful posts, even among those reported ones.
I know that admins are doing a great job in keeping this place "clean", but still - if a bunch of grumpy (and in many cases old) lads with completely different backgrounds can be civil and friendly - it brings a bit of hope.
Flipper the Priest
International
- 15 July 2003
Shout-out for this. Nothing resets the demons and clears the head like the sea. It's a great leveller: makes me, and all the problems, seem so insignificant. Probably the main thing I miss about the office, the commute along this path:
General shout-out to nature, too. Spent this morning hanging around with and feeding these guys with my niece. More accurately, with food pellets with the help of my niece.
rockstrongo
Retired Footballer
Aah,nature what a thing.
Did my army time up in the north of Sweden (Kiruna)
Miss it,when we where out among the high mountain peaks you could spot wolves and bears from a distance (thank god)
We hardly have any forest where I live now,miss that thick 1000 year old fairy tale forest.
Magic stuff.
But the sea helps a lot, couldn't live inland without the ocean nearby,it's my reset button,and I paddle/swim in it too,being inside an element is such a humbling experience.
jaygrim
TheAllSeeingEye
Can you all call me a turd then set up a just giving page? I could really do with £13,000 right now.
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- Staff
- #3,229
You're turd at Overcooked.
Flipper the Priest
International
- 15 July 2003
Yeah I'm the same; I don't think I could live far away from the sea. I think it's common for people who grew up in coastal towns and cities.
rockstrongo
Retired Footballer
It's in your blood
Andy
Evoweb Jester/Stadboardmaker.
@Flipper the Priest That bull looks pi
Tut tut, not again!! who's silence are you trying to buy this time?
No seagulls! Have you killed them all, or are they still partying hard over at your place?
Tut tut, not again!! who's silence are you trying to buy this time?
rockstrongo
Retired Footballer
Sorted those fuckers out.
Andy
Evoweb Jester/Stadboardmaker.
@rockstrongo What did you do?
rockstrongo
Retired Footballer
Opening the windows buck naked usually scares the "birds" away...
jaygrim
TheAllSeeingEye
Don't they like worms?
jaygrim
TheAllSeeingEye
Why do you lie?
jaygrim
TheAllSeeingEye
Also how different is buck naked to butt naked?
rockstrongo
Retired Footballer
That's interesting, I've used that instead of butt naked as long as I can remember.
Also my porno name (that and Al Dente)
An explanation.
https://writingexplained.org/butt-naked-or-buck-naked
rockstrongo
Retired Footballer
Ha ha