Soldato
Meh. Me sad.
I didn't even know people still played Counterstrike... seriously.lucasade1 said:My sig shows how sad I am...
Haircut said:I didn't even know people still played Counterstrike... seriously.
I think it's only sad if you don't enjoy what you do though.
Staying in every night because you enjoy doing that = not sad.
Staying in every night becuase you would rather be out but have no friends = sad.
georges said:Do the duke of edinburgh.
Looks good for uni if you want to go there
It's pretty good fun.
You help the community (Community service part)
You take up a new sport (physical activity)
You take up a new skill (hobby eg: guitar playing.. painting)
You make loads of new friends.
You'll get more fit with a combination of the sports and the hiking.
There's three stages(bronze silver and gold) with each getting progressively harder in terms of hiking length/duration and also taking longer due to having to do more months of the sport/skill/service.
It's definately worth the few hours a week I spend on it, as it's more fun than the intarnet( ) and gives you a nice break from your house.
I'm doing it(Done Bronze and silver, and I've started Gold(doing the hike just after gcse's)), although I was friends with everyone already as one person I knew spurred most of my "local" friends who live in the same village to join also.
edit:
a girlfriend may come in useful also
Duke of Edinburgh award.dave2k2005 said:Im sorry, but I have no idea what your talking about, Duke of Edinburgh?!
wnb said:It doesent matter what you do as long as you like doing it. I used to go out a lot to pubs and clubs from 18-26 but then I began to realise there are more things to life then getting drunk and pulling girls. Now I'm 37, married 1 daughter and one on the way and I'm happy as larry I now look at people who are doing exactly like i did when I was younger and now think how sad. Life is wasted in pubs and clubs so don't feel left out.
R34P3R said:I know how u feel, since i split up from my GF last year I seem to spend most of my time on the comp apart from working at weekend and going out on a friday night. Just left college though and im trying to find something more than a glass screen to entertain me, it seems 18 mile bike rides take up a couple of hours but are rather painful on the rear end the first time
dave2k2005 said:Im sorry, but I have no idea what your talking about, Duke of Edinburgh?!
vodkacokebloke said:Get a haircut