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I know there were a lot of Swedes there. Just a funny anecdote, seeing a crowd in Kiev cheering for the blue-and-gold and imagining that they mistook the Swedish side for the Ukie side. Didn't see the end of the match, though - did it end with a knighthood for Walcott?

Sleeping in is an under-appreciated activity, methinks.

RK_Striker_JK_5 wrote:Sleeping in is an under-appreciated activity, methinks.

+1

Just read me some Asimov. Nice read. Wish a real movie could be made of his stuff.

RK_Striker_JK_5 wrote:Sleeping in is an under-appreciated activity, methinks.

What exactly is this "Sleeping" you refer to? Sounds like something I should try one day.

Tinadrin Chelnor wrote:

RK_Striker_JK_5 wrote:Sleeping in is an under-appreciated activity, methinks.

What exactly is this "Sleeping" you refer to? Sounds like something I should try one day.

I highly encourage it!

stitch626 wrote:Just read me some Asimov. Nice read. Wish a real movie could be made of his stuff.

Heartily seconded.

RK_Striker_JK_5 wrote:

Tinadrin Chelnor wrote:What exactly is this "Sleeping" you refer to? Sounds like something I should try one day.

I highly encourage it!

I shall let you know how it pans out

Watching the 1972 Duran vs. Buchanan fight. Holy hopping snot, I had forgotten how fast and vicious Roberto Duran was, or how heavy his right was.

There are very few cars on the road at 1 AM...

Its even better at 2:30. Driving back from the cinema yesterday, nice empty stretch of motorway with no lighting. Was like a racing game on an old Playstation where the view didstance was about 10 metres .

That time of night for me... doesn't seem real, almost.

I'd agree with that, I had a similar feeling walking home at around 2:30 this morning.

Yeah, that'd be spooky, methinks. At least I have a car.

Yeah, that might help.