#67

No thanks, gonna hold out till lunchtime

1 Like
#68

Hahahahaha

#69

Tbf, Rewriting Shakespere plays to fit the 2000AD universe and putting them on in the hot-tub is a fairly niche activity.

#71

Shit shit sport. My pal edits live footage of competitive sailing as a job but let’s be honest you could just show anything and no one would have a clue, would they?!

#72

Reckon you’d need to pepper it with the odd boat here and there tbh

3 Likes
#73

depends on how torrentially it’s pouring.

#74

Thank you for your (enigmatic) response x

#75

My GF would like us to try sailing. I will reluctantly go along with the idea as, though I am not a fan of water, I am a fan of my GF’s boundless enthusiasm.

1 Like
#76

This is nice of you IMO

#77

I think i’d quite like to try this.
Learning to sail is prohibitively expensive though.

#78

“Don’t learn to sail, sail to learn…”

^^^A really good tagline for a sailing instructor company if anyone wants to use it^^^

“It’s nothing if not some people saying some things” - Let's make some taglines for some things
#79

I trust her a lot and I like doing things she’ll have fun with as well… She got me to go swimming for the first time in fifteen years recently and I enjoyed it!

#80

Where did you swim?

KALLGEESE ONLY POLL:

  • A pool (private)
  • A pool (public)
  • A lake
  • A loch
  • A river
  • A stream
  • A sea
  • An ocean

0 voters

#81

I LOVE BOATS

1 Like
#82

iLoVEBoATS

1 Like
#83

Can’t believe xylo thought that I, am man who is scared of water, would go into the ocean!

2 Likes
#84

Don’t know who the fuck he thinks he is tbh

1 Like
#85

If anyone here has a boat, please let me ride in it one day.

#87

I did actually throw myself into the sea in 2013 as part of a bet but I was already scared of it and it cemented my fear. I’ve only been in up to my knees since.

1 Like
#88

I’ve been in the sea once in the last 10-15 years