#21

you take this very seriously.

I respect that.

#22

no professionals!

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#23

You could hang up your washing while mountaineering.

#24

I often do

#25

it does look remarkably like a chalk bag - wall-climbing dickheads confirm?

#26

Serious pegging.

#28

Same

#29

more of a Transatlanticism man myself

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#30

Them pegs are gonna get manky in the rain tho

#31

Currently partway through restandardising my pants, including boxers. Changing from straight leg jeans to slim fit and going down a waist size along with replacing all my boxers with better fitting ones. Feels good.

#32
#33

No, I have had some for three years and they are still a-ok

#34

that was one of @meowington’s plans wasnt it?

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#35

Hopes and dreams!

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#36

:stars: believe achieve :stars:

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#37

:ok_hand:
:point_up_2:

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#38

There’s never enough clothes pegs, though. Buying more of them, though - feels like it’s got that weird British stigma attached to it, like how your Gran would disapprove of buying the more expensive instant coffee when you could get a massive tub of Maxwell House for 30p and “they taste just the same”. Like, why buy more pegs when you can just double-up and put two pairs of pants on one peg and overlap your t-shirts by a bit so they can share a peg, even though a bag of pegs is like £2.

It’s possible I’ve overthought this.

#39

Buying pegs is my Brexit protest.

#40

Pegs and a jar of Nescafe Gold Blend. Fuck 'em all.