Seeing someone in the street that you really ought to recognise, but don't because they've aged so much since you last saw them. You can hardly say, "sorry I blanked you then, but I didn't realise you were as close to the grave as that".
Seeing someone in the street that you really ought to recognise, but don't because they've aged so much since you last saw them. You can hardly say, "sorry I blanked you then, but I didn't realise you were as close to the grave as that".
This one works both ways for me stig. Like when you see someone you haven't seen in years from school, work, college or uni or wherever. There's that moment when you catch their eye and you both have to dance the dance where you go through all the pleasantries of 'what you up to now, where do you work etc'
I find it all very awkward and let's be honest, if you wanted them as a close mate you wouldn't have lost contact in the first place, and do you really care about what they're up to. Sorry to sound harsh I just dread those moments where it could be a public place and you get caught out.
Got massively caught out in the gym the other week, guy I hadn't seen since 2000 from primary and secondary school. Having that conversation whilst working on my lats, I mean come on
Seeing someone in the street that you really ought to recognise, but don't because they've aged so much since you last saw them. You can hardly say, "sorry I blanked you then, but I didn't realise you were as close to the grave as that".
This one works both ways for me stig. Like when you see someone you haven't seen in years from school, work, college or uni or wherever. There's that moment when you catch their eye and you both have to dance the dance where you go through all the pleasantries of 'what you up to now, where do you work etc'
I find it all very awkward and let's be honest, if you wanted them as a close mate you wouldn't have lost contact in the first place, and do you really care about what they're up to. Sorry to sound harsh I just dread those moments where it could be a public place and you get caught out.
Got massively caught out in the gym the other week, guy I hadn't seen since 2000 from primary and secondary school. Having that conversation whilst working on my lats, I mean come on
The worst is seeing someone you know at the train station and you both get the same train. So you get on together or just say I'll see you later and walk down the platform? I now just avoid anyone I see that hasn't seen me.
Bowlers in cricket who always get front foot no balls, why do they always have to really push the bowling line, it wouldn't exactly make much difference if they landed an inch or two a bit further back. Annoying when a wicket is given as a no ball or a DRS review gets wasted because of this.
Seeing someone in the street that you really ought to recognise, but don't because they've aged so much since you last saw them. You can hardly say, "sorry I blanked you then, but I didn't realise you were as close to the grave as that".
This one works both ways for me stig. Like when you see someone you haven't seen in years from school, work, college or uni or wherever. There's that moment when you catch their eye and you both have to dance the dance where you go through all the pleasantries of 'what you up to now, where do you work etc'
I find it all very awkward and let's be honest, if you wanted them as a close mate you wouldn't have lost contact in the first place, and do you really care about what they're up to. Sorry to sound harsh I just dread those moments where it could be a public place and you get caught out.
Got massively caught out in the gym the other week, guy I hadn't seen since 2000 from primary and secondary school. Having that conversation whilst working on my lats, I mean come on
It's not so bad when you've not seen them for years, but the incident that prompted my post was with a guy who works in the same building as me (granted, it's a big building and people work at different times) I'd guess it's probably about six months since I saw him, but jeez it was like trying to recognise one of the living dead.
Seeing someone in the street that you really ought to recognise, but don't because they've aged so much since you last saw them. You can hardly say, "sorry I blanked you then, but I didn't realise you were as close to the grave as that".
This one works both ways for me stig. Like when you see someone you haven't seen in years from school, work, college or uni or wherever. There's that moment when you catch their eye and you both have to dance the dance where you go through all the pleasantries of 'what you up to now, where do you work etc'
I find it all very awkward and let's be honest, if you wanted them as a close mate you wouldn't have lost contact in the first place, and do you really care about what they're up to. Sorry to sound harsh I just dread those moments where it could be a public place and you get caught out.
Got massively caught out in the gym the other week, guy I hadn't seen since 2000 from primary and secondary school. Having that conversation whilst working on my lats, I mean come on
It's not so bad when you've not seen them for years, but the incident that prompted my post was with a guy who works in the same building as me (granted, it's a big building and people work at different times) I'd guess it's probably about six months since I saw him, but jeez it was like trying to recognise one of the living dead.
Seeing someone in the street that you really ought to recognise, but don't because they've aged so much since you last saw them. You can hardly say, "sorry I blanked you then, but I didn't realise you were as close to the grave as that".
This one works both ways for me stig. Like when you see someone you haven't seen in years from school, work, college or uni or wherever. There's that moment when you catch their eye and you both have to dance the dance where you go through all the pleasantries of 'what you up to now, where do you work etc'
I find it all very awkward and let's be honest, if you wanted them as a close mate you wouldn't have lost contact in the first place, and do you really care about what they're up to. Sorry to sound harsh I just dread those moments where it could be a public place and you get caught out.
Got massively caught out in the gym the other week, guy I hadn't seen since 2000 from primary and secondary school. Having that conversation whilst working on my lats, I mean come on
The worst is seeing someone you know at the train station and you both get the same train. So you get on together or just say I'll see you later and walk down the platform? I now just avoid anyone I see that hasn't seen me.
Things like tonight, what the idiot and his girlfriend have done something disgusting yet people online saying how funny it is and he is a lad, no its not funny its disgusting
Things like tonight, Kyle Walker and his girlfriend have done something disgusting yet people online saying how funny it is and he is a lad, no its not funny its disgusting
firstly I would like to point out especially you nth london addick I have not seen the video because I am not sick, I saw Kyle Walker trending number 1(trending number 1 shows you how many people were saying it was him)
secondly if its not Kyle Walker I apologise for saying it was but every single person on twitter seemed to say it was and no-one was saying it was not Kyle Walker and every couple of minutes there seemed to be 20 new tweets, probably well over a thousand in the end, so that to me says it was, but if not as I said I apologise but whoever it was needs to be locked up and the RSPCA need to find out who it was straight away it is a vile and disgusting thing to do
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It has lost all meaning because it is used to describe anything that someone wants to sound 'good'.
e.g.
this policy is progressive
this new IT system is progressive
this vegan restaurant is progressive
Give me strength
John Torode is not worthy of being with Lisa Faulkner. Not in a million years.
I find it all very awkward and let's be honest, if you wanted them as a close mate you wouldn't have lost contact in the first place, and do you really care about what they're up to. Sorry to sound harsh I just dread those moments where it could be a public place and you get caught out.
Got massively caught out in the gym the other week, guy I hadn't seen since 2000 from primary and secondary school. Having that conversation whilst working on my lats, I mean come on
Not sure why using one would annoy someone as you use it, then get it back. No other parties involved.
What's the point of these trolleys at all if you now dish out tokens so folk can go back to nicking them again?
Whoever they are though, they're utter filth.
secondly if its not Kyle Walker I apologise for saying it was but every single person on twitter seemed to say it was and no-one was saying it was not Kyle Walker and every couple of minutes there seemed to be 20 new tweets, probably well over a thousand in the end, so that to me says it was, but if not as I said I apologise but whoever it was needs to be locked up and the RSPCA need to find out who it was straight away it is a vile and disgusting thing to do
Twitter is the easiest place for someone with a decent amount of followers to start a rumour and it spreading like wild fire. It's not Kyle Walker.