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Re: things that have made you happy today

Post by DRTY » Wed Jun 29, 2011 10:23 pm

wolf89 wrote:Watched Transformers 3. Enjoyed it. Robots fighting, amazing sound design and a fit girl. Good enough for me
Sound in both previous Transformers has been mind blowing, can't wait to see #3! Didn't even know it was out?!?

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Re: things that have made you happy today

Post by hasezwei » Wed Jun 29, 2011 10:24 pm

wolf89 wrote:He's only just turned 18 and so is inviting loads of 18 and 19 year olds along.

Think you can see where my mind is wandering either way....
i'm 19 and i was just about to post that i had hours and hours of great sex with a 27 year old today. are we polar opposites now? (no homo) :6:

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Post by wolf89 » Wed Jun 29, 2011 10:25 pm

wub wrote:
wolf89 wrote:He's only just turned 18 and so is inviting loads of 18 and 19 year olds along.

Think you can see where my mind is wandering either way....

You're thinking you're going to have to play Brostep as young people don't understand real Dubstep these days?
Well there's two sides to what it implies, one is basically it's going to be a party full of hot girls between the ages of 18 and 22

which is good.

but I feel I might get asked for Magnetic Man, Electro House, Liquid Dnb, Some gash shit

I'm confused...

Get to play a mid afternoon hip hop,funk and reggae set too while eating bare amounts of free barbecue food too though.


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Re: things that have made you happy today

Post by laurent__duval » Thu Jun 30, 2011 1:00 am

cityzen wrote:
laurent__duval wrote:paid my deposit etc on my new house. considerably cheaper then the current one. end up saving over £100 per month! gotta love how cheap it is to live in notts.

my sister pays the same to share a room with her boyfriend that i pay for a 4 bedroom house! living in londons for suckers! haha
Renting is for suckers.

whys that then?

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Post by Puncture » Thu Jun 30, 2011 1:12 am

Felt groggy all morning so a buddy of mine bought me an iced coffee.
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Post by noam » Thu Jun 30, 2011 2:36 am

wub wrote:
wolf89 wrote:He's only just turned 18 and so is inviting loads of 18 and 19 year olds along.

Think you can see where my mind is wandering either way....

You're thinking you're going to have to play Brostep as young people don't understand real Dubstep these days?
he's thinking about the amount of wanks he's gona get out of that party

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Post by wub » Thu Jun 30, 2011 6:38 am

laurent__duval wrote:
cityzen wrote:
laurent__duval wrote:paid my deposit etc on my new house. considerably cheaper then the current one. end up saving over £100 per month! gotta love how cheap it is to live in notts.

my sister pays the same to share a room with her boyfriend that i pay for a 4 bedroom house! living in londons for suckers! haha
Renting is for suckers.

whys that then?

It is and it isn't, IMO. On the one hand, renting can be seen as effectively throwing money away due to not owning a property yourself. But on the other, given the current state of houseprices etc I'd much rather rent and save toward a fatter deposit than get tied into an unfavourable mortgage with shitty rates at this time.




Awesome, I'm officially thinking like a grown up :u:

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Post by laurent__duval » Thu Jun 30, 2011 8:00 am

just seems to me that if you 'own' your house with some ridiculous 125% mortgage then you're pretty much in the same position as a renter. except if the house goes wrong you have to pay to get it fixed and i never heard of anyone with a £165 per month mortgage. i really don't see why people are so mad about owning their own home. it seems like a really easy way to lose a shit load of money and be fucked for years. and if you're being honest if you do have a mortgage where you own a tiny percentage of the house then in real terms you don't actually own the house, the bank does and you have more chance of being kicked out of the place if you lose you're job.
obviously i see that it can be a good way to earn money but people that turn a profit on property are few and far between, especially in this financial climate...

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Re: things that have made you happy today

Post by wub » Thu Jun 30, 2011 8:38 am

laurent__duval wrote:just seems to me that if you 'own' your house with some ridiculous 125% mortgage then you're pretty much in the same position as a renter. except if the house goes wrong you have to pay to get it fixed and i never heard of anyone with a £165 per month mortgage. i really don't see why people are so mad about owning their own home. it seems like a really easy way to lose a shit load of money and be fucked for years. and if you're being honest if you do have a mortgage where you own a tiny percentage of the house then in real terms you don't actually own the house, the bank does and you have more chance of being kicked out of the place if you lose you're job.
obviously i see that it can be a good way to earn money but people that turn a profit on property are few and far between, especially in this financial climate...

Agreed. Am still looking at a few more years renting whilst I save for a a minimum 30% deposit though :lol:

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Re: things that have made you happy today

Post by cityzen » Thu Jun 30, 2011 9:37 am

My point has been made, but just so you don't think i'm ignoring you....
Renting is essentially throwing away money and so is for suckers. Mortgages, however, are for bigger suckers.
In conclusion, we are all suckers unless we own a property outright and then we are 'privileged'.
:w:

Anyway, the thought that i'll be back in London tomorrow has made me happy! :h:
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Post by AntlionUK » Thu Jun 30, 2011 9:58 am

PAY DAY ******!!!!

Also got £200 more than i was expecting, time to boogie on down to my mates tattoo parlor i reckon.
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Re: things that have made you happy today

Post by badger » Thu Jun 30, 2011 1:30 pm

my job hunt's going bizarrely well all of a sudden. just got back from an interview that went really well (and with only 2 other people who got interviews), got another interview tomorrow morning (with only one other interviewee and i'm their favourite apparently), and then another interview on tuesday :4:

if i somehow don't get a job out of that i think it's slashy wrists time

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Re: things that have made you happy today

Post by murky21 » Thu Jun 30, 2011 1:35 pm

whats ur trade mate?

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Re: things that have made you happy today

Post by badger » Thu Jun 30, 2011 1:44 pm

IT support

it'll probably come down to the first two unless i get neither and then tuesdays one is a back up, but i really don't know which i want. they're both similar pay, but the one today is a trek away in gloucestershire and is permanent (so you get paid holidays etc which basically bumps up your salary by a couple of k) and they'll train me up on servers and get me qualifications and so on; and the other is a 6 month (maybe longer) job bristol but isn't going to have as good prospects at the end of it

laziness vs sensible career thinking time hehe

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badger wrote:IT support

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Re: things that have made you happy today

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where did you get my photo?

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