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The Grapevine (OFF TOPIC CHAT)
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lolI think Tar uses that stuff on his head.
I didn't read intercourse either.
That sounds like our very edumacational observatory trip.
Your dinners always sound like that! I have a big pile of raisins here that I picked out of stuff.
She paid higher for the members club fee.
You always read that.
That's because it's all I can afford atm
Today was boiled but other days was fried, so much variety haha.
Bring em round ya?
More than me, but I gave a high ratio of what I do on other things for that!
Oh i like that, well the bit that isn't m&ms voice, the weird voice that's there now and again, sinnnng to meeeh
I favourited because it is about me and so accuratehaha he seems to be singing about Tar.
fo -_-Master of Nothing wrote: »Lol lots to catch up on there from last night...so alot of stuff...:pac:
Awesome day today, was actually playing soccer with some mates in Lucan:) Aint done that in almost a year:p
Got a bit o sunburn that'll go tan soon (a redhead that tans...something wrong with that lol) but have just scratched my neck and it stings owww!
How are you all then?
I started footie yesterday, weekly thing, loving it! hard to be back, had no sleep(grr) and I'm still a bit stiff though!0 -
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Tar.Aldarion wrote: »
Ooh that's fairly criminally cute! I'd thank it twice if I could...as for all this fitness talk, I no like!0 -
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So you went for 0 instead? :pac:Ibrahim Drab Star wrote: »Ooh that's fairly criminally cute! I'd thank it twice if I could...as for all this fitness talk, I no like!
But you need to bulk up, i want those punches harder next time I step out of line. :-p
It probably did yeah because I stopped growing at a young age. Only like 5 10 now and it's a tall family. It was funny, 3 of us in years beside each other in secondary..nobdoy messed with our family haha. Can you notice the disease much when you had it? Symptoms? If I tapped my knee I was in agony when I had it, you can see the bone when I bend my leg a bit haha. Had a cast for ages and still played football a lunch with it on lol...not a good idea...and it was combined with fallen arches too. So 7 days a week training went to 0 and stayed thereMaster of Nothing wrote: »You know that Osgood=Schlatters Syndrome will have stopped you growing a few inches right? I got a bit of it too! Apparently it is prevalent in like 20% of teenage boys or some such figure:eek:
Thats some good family stats to have there!:) Oh yeah you really should if you like musicals, brilliant show I like it alot:D You can even get housemate to watch them with you...yes she MIGHT like them too!
Oh great news!! Going Postal starts on Sky 1 on either this Sunday or the next:D
I had to take up golf, which luckily I enjoyed and was good enough to take my teachers money 
Will ahve a look, not sure if it was her that expressed hate for it!0 -
Tar.Aldarion wrote: »heh heh heh ^_^
Yeah, that's the plan anyway. Still it's much easier for me on a tread mill due to the aul Osgood-Schlatters Disease Tarmac and turf and crap seem to **** me up more for some reason. Getting better with the passing of years anyway.
Yeah some of those lads are great, so fast...but yeah, I can shoulder better. Trying to keep it friendly though hehe. Same with my whole family..sure my eldest brother was playing for the senior football team at like 13/14 lol! Couple have all ireland shot put records too. Thanks mom and daddy.
Think I might start watching that to see if it is good, my friend has them all hosted so might have a gander..
Same here! As a tennis coach (in training) I always get worried when the knee starts to hurt after a few consecutive days of playing. It comes and goes but it will hopefully go away permantently whenever I stick with the workouts I'm supposed to be doing
As for Glee.. *shudders*0 -
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Would like to compare mine with others..it was so badSame here! As a tennis coach (in training) I always get worried when the knee starts to hurt after a few consecutive days of playing. It comes and goes but it will hopefully go away permantently whenever I stick with the workouts I'm supposed to be doing
As for Glee.. *shudders*
Do you guys have a lump on your knee or anything? That was meant to go! Don't mind it though, kinda cool...but still..if I walk or run fast for a while it feels like my bones in my shins are broken..but that could be because of fallen arches too. I can't run like I used to, and it's ****.I didn't know it effected growth. I got Osgood-Schlatters fairly young (before my teenege years hit IIRC) but ended up growing past 6'2. I wonder what height I should be?
Dunno if it affects growth, if it does, I can't imagine by much! I'm sure the extra bone that grew outwards could have grown upwards haha0 -
Tar.Aldarion wrote: »Would like to compare mine with others..it was so bad
Do you guys have a lump on your knee or anything?
Yeah, I've got a lump on my knee. It actually didn't bother me for a couple of years, but I ran every day for two weeks straight in February and my knee felt sore. After a couple of weeks of rest, I couldn't walk properly and was really worried, but thankfully it cleared up. For about three weeks it just seemed to get worse and walking was very painful, much worse than the problems I had when the Osgood-Schlatters disease was active.
I used to be able play football and run as a teenager with discomfort more so than pain. After playing, if I sat down for a few minutes, the knee would stiffen right up and I'd spend the rest of the day hobbling around. And the first two times I went to the doctor, she said it was growing pains :mad:
Your injury does sound a fair bit worse though, considering the bandage and the pains when running. I'm supposed to be wearing some protection on my knee when it bothers me, but I don't have e20 to spare at the moment 0 -
Tar.Aldarion wrote: »So you went for 0 instead? :pac:
But you need to bulk up, i want those punches harder next time I step out of line. :-p
It probably did yeah because I stopped growing at a young age. Only like 5 10 now and it's a tall family. It was funny, 3 of us in years beside each other in secondary..nobdoy messed with our family haha. Can you notice the disease much when you had it? Symptoms? If I tapped my knee I was in agony when I had it, you can see the bone when I bend my leg a bit haha. Had a cast for ages and still played football a lunch with it on lol...not a good idea...and it was combined with fallen arches too. So 7 days a week training went to 0 and stayed there I had to take up golf, which luckily I enjoyed and was good enough to take my teachers money
Tried to thank it twice, which meant no thanks, have repaired! Some kind of connective tissue and joint disorder in my family, for me and my sister it means we're tall and stand with our knees locked, for my bro it means hip surgery for growing too fast! C'est la vie and all0 -
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Hmm yeah yours is very different that mine...I get it quickly, like walking as fast as I can for 5/10 minutes or running...but then when I stop it goes away quickly and I'm back to normal. Tis weird! Then again it hasn't happened in a good while so i better test it again soon. So yours was more locky up..sometimes mine would be fine then the lightest touch to my knee and I would be in agony on the ground.Yeah, I've got a lump on my knee. It actually didn't bother me for a couple of years, but I ran every day for two weeks straight in February and my knee felt sore. After a couple of weeks of rest, I couldn't walk properly and was really worried, but thankfully it cleared up. For about three weeks it just seemed to get worse and walking was very painful, much worse than the problems I had when the Osgood-Schlatters disease was active.
I used to be able play football and run as a teenager with discomfort more so than pain. After playing, if I sat down for a few minutes, the knee would stiffen right up and I'd spend the rest of the day hobbling around. And the first two times I went to the doctor, she said it was growing pains :mad:
Your injury does sound a fair bit worse though, considering the bandage and the pains when running. I'm supposed to be wearing some protection on my knee when it bothers me, but I don't have e20 to spare at the moment
Phew, more delicious thanks! Locked just means together? Sure thats grand as it's cute ha. How is your brother getting on now? Lovely guy!Ibrahim Drab Star wrote: »Tried to thank it twice, which meant no thanks, have repaired! Some kind of connective tissue and joint disorder in my family, for me and my sister it means we're tall and stand with our knees locked, for my bro it means hip surgery for growing too fast! C'est la vie and all0 -
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It's around the coast in Dublin somewhere, not sure where.
That 2nd pic of yours reminds of the chair in Merrion square park, where are you there though? Oh I had those runners before, hf!
ahem I'd need more pictures to be able to tell properly.0 -
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Well done, you spotted the sea! LOL
They are both the same place. Awesome shoes /high five
They are under my bed upstairs, bit worse for wear now.
I knew they were girls shoes :mad:
Oh I have a lot of pictures there...you can click to make them bigger too...
here is the scenery so that you can have a better idea. just as you wish :pac:
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