Code: GIR356D3XF3
Signed inner sleeve.
The album is brand new other than the shrink wrap being opened.
Never been played.
Ships directly from Glasgow in Scotland
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2LP Version, completely signed inner sleeve.
Comes with promo badges.
Looking for £45 + Postage (available options should appear on listing)
Any questions feel free to ask, getting rid of quite a lot of my stuff currently as I'm a student trying to save for a place to stay.
I mostly shuffle some pops around and fire a few people in my government now and then. You know, the usual. Yet peacetime overall seems a bit shallow. What'd you guys think?
Does anybody else feel like Stellaris, and 4X games in general, could really benefit from the opportunity to have more "grey struggle" aside from the out and out wars that we have right now? I can only conquer my neighbors so many times, especially when I win by default since I'm a human, and better at the game than the computer.
When are we going to get an opportunity to pit scheming nobles against each other, or have to put down a rebel alliance? Can it be a little harder to deal with Unrest than just deploying more armies to deal with the rioting? What about opportunities to sponsor or mount clandestine raids against a rival who I'm technically at peace with, or spy on them?
This isn't so much a gripe post as it is expressing a desire for some real intrigue.
I have a husband who would rather set himself on fire than dancing with me, one bff who can go to a Swing event maybe twice a year with me and another bff who never has time. I am learning lindy hop since 4 months and it's starting to show that I cant practice outside of the lessons. There is just no way a leader can learn how to lead in 1hr a week. I am in two dancepartnerforums but no one writes back. This is so much fun and I have no one to share this hobby. Anyone who was in the same boat and is now in a better place?
Rewatching Jersey shore as an adult is alarming, on series 3, Ronnies behaviour is terrifying. Watching Sam cry as she grips her glasses is heartbreaking. Then he justifies his behaviour as he had the 'respect' for her doing it when she wasn't there and compares her dancing with other men to what he did. I dread to think the abuse he subjects women too when there aren't cameras rolling...
Title pretty much says it all. These 2 girls want all three of us to go to the dance together. I don’t really want to go with both of them but I have a crush on one of them. They are pretty much attached and do almost everything together so of course they want to share a date. Is it a possibility that I could say no to one and still go with the other. If so how could I do it. It’s not that I don’t want to go with both but I feel like it will be extremely weird going with two different girls.
The musical theatre group at my university dance club isn’t as serious as the other genres. There are no ability levels or competitive teams, it’s just for show and for fun. Because of this, it’s a big group and a bit of a mixed bag in terms of abilities - some have been dancing for years before university, others not so much, and some have little to no prior experience and want to learn. That’s all fine, dance is for everyone who wants it and we’re all here because we want to learn and have fun doing it.
And then there’s Fifi. Lovely person, languages student, terrible dancer. Not a big deal on its own, we have a lot of people who are bad dancers. Some are sloppy; some are stiff and awkward (aka me), some find it hard to learn new choreography fast. Again, not a big deal. Not everyone is a dancer by nature and we all learn at different rates. Even when a dancer is bad, you can tell when they’re trying.
Fifi … she seems to be struggling. Like, a LOT. Some people may not learn new choreo the fastest, Fifi doesn’t seem to know it after we’ve been doing the same dance for over six weeks. She always lags a second behind no matter how many times we repeat it. Some people may be a bit sloppy, Fifi doesn’t seem to know what a relevé or a pointed foot is, or wave with strong, straight arms.
We’ve been put into formations for the dance recently and there’s a section where some people do more advanced choreo while the rest of us stand in the back and shake our hips. Fifi was standing right next to me at the front of the clump when we were going over this, and she was doing nothing at all the whole time. Not even attempting the simplest choreo of the whole dance.
All of this used to REALLY annoy me. I used to firmly believe that Fifi simply wasn’t trying, because how else could you seemingly not know the same dance you’ve been doing for over a month? Her apparent lack of effort was distracting to me because she would very often stand right next to me and it’s distracting when the person next to you seems to be half-assing (or sometimes not “assing” at all) everything while you’re giving it your all (I’ve never said a word of this to her or anyone in the club, naturally).
But now my annoyance has simmered down and I’m wondering, should I be the one to help her? I’ve watched the videos of the classes back (they’re recorded and posted onto the club Facebook page so we can watch them and practise if we need to) and I can see her embarrassment when she can’t keep
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We found out that we're having a son a few weeks ago, but haven't told anyone that we found out.
All throughout thanksgiving, every person we spoke to made it clear that they hoped it was a girl. Everyone else we know had girls or is having girls. My brother-in-law had a particularly hurtful comment that our kids would only be close friends if they were both girls...And someone else mentioned that all the girls should have 'L' names. Can boys not have 'L' names? We also do mother-daughter pictures every year with my female friends who also have/are having girls. Will my son be excluded from that next year too?
I just feel...rejected. And preemptively left out. And betrayed by my body.
It sucks feeling like everyone else is going to be disappointed in my child, or leave my son out of all the "girls only" stuff they keep fantasizing about. It feels like any joy they may show at a future gender reveal is just going to be fake since no one has said a single good thing about the possibility of a boy.
Not sure what I'm looking for posting here, but all of this is just making my pre-natal depression so much worse. And it's taking the fun out of becoming a parent.
My school's winter dance is fast-approaching, and it's girls-ask-guys. She is the girl, I am the guy. I like her and I want to drop some sort of hint that I want her to ask me without saying it directly. Any ideas?
Any tips? I have a couple people I could ask
and he was gonna like try and do it
poor girl tbh feel bad for that now glad he never did that probably
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