The Official ☆☆☆UK Crew☆☆☆ Thread -Part XIX The Fellowship of the Hooly

[musselsbrah]

lol'd at sig.


bodyspace requests are always slightly homo. Really dont get it, its like random ******** adds except worse because youre looking at a topless guy, why do you want to be my friend O.o.

its lulzy when you come across a page and theyre adding 50000000000000 females and wk'ing all of them

[daisybee81]

lol'd at sig.


bodyspace requests are always slightly homo. Really dont get it, its like random ******** adds except worse because youre looking at a topless guy, why do you want to be my friend O.o.

I quite like looking at topless guys ..may add

[Frizzel]

Well in this instance it was a chick. A chick who has listed her occupation as 'adventurer'. :/

Do you guys ever chick your visitor stats? I always wonder what prompts people to visit someone else's bodyspace. Shiasleep has been stalking my profile recently and given his ****gy time avi, Im a little worried.

[musselsbrah]

Well in this instance it was a chick. A chick who has listed her occupation as 'adventurer'. :/

Do you guys ever chick your visitor stats? I always wonder what prompts people to visit someone else's bodyspace. Shiasleep has been stalking my profile recently and given his ****gy time avi, Im a little worried.

internet is a strange thing brah, people have the natural urge to be voyeuristic thats why reality shows are so popular, its natural for people just click a profile in hopes to see more of someone just out of curiosity


you ever click a page on fb, then go on an exploration of their entire photo album, and then before you know it you know what half their family looks like.

[L0GiK]

I quite like looking at topless guys ..may add

Oh bee dont tease.

[daisybee81]

ok may not change username

[L0GiK]

Im such a domestic noob, filled tumble dryer too much and gotta put it on again. Aint got time fo this. There should be a 'dont fill past this line' point for noobs.

[Frizzel]

Lived at home unti I was 25 crew.

First time I moved out of home was when I moved countries crew.

No idea about domestic responsibilities cause my parents did everything for me crew.

Dat Asian upbringing crew.

Wouldnt do it any other way crew.

Approach me AWG.

[musselsbrah]

Dat Asian upbringing crew.

speak for yourself brah, we were ironing, washing our own clothes, cooking and doing all dat chit when we were 12

dat working class asian upbringing

[irTim]

you half ass the bar out of the rack with no tightness so you never regain any tightness your depth is good but lower back caves in not sure why jooomes could answer that but weight is not really heavy enough to cause any glaring flaws

yeah dont think i put on enough weight to actually have to use much effort to unrack it lol. will post a better vid soon with more weight, was mainly concerned about depth.

You could go deeper, good explosive form. What was the weight? It looked like 80kg maybe. No idea how you can squat with tracksuit bottoms on. Wear shorts and you'll be able to go deeper.

will try to go a bit deeper, probably to how i was on the first rep as all the others seemed a bit higher. only 70kg x 5, weight wasnt a struggle at all but just want to gradually work the weight up making sure i get the form right as im gonna be squatting twice a week now.

dem trackies are comfy as ****, stretchy material

I suppose it could be a tad deeper but looks fine to me except you don't seem to be squeezing glutes at all, if you do it'll help you push more weight or hit more reps.

i unfortunately have little experience with squeezing my glutes, however i will learn

[daisybee81]

Lived at home unti I was 25 crew.

First time I moved out of home was when I moved countries crew.

No idea about domestic responsibilities cause my parents did everything for me crew.

Dat Asian upbringing crew.

Wouldnt do it any other way crew.

Approach me AWG.

moved out of home at 15 crew
have also overfilled the dryer in the hope that this time it will dry anyway and got dissapointed when it didn't crew

[Notsogifted]

Lived at home unti I was 25 crew.

First time I moved out of home was when I moved countries crew.

No idea about domestic responsibilities cause my parents did everything for me crew.

Dat Asian upbringing crew.

Wouldnt do it any other way crew.

Approach me AWG.

tfw left home, moved to london at 17 to go to uni (was younger than everyone else for a couple of weeks couldn't drink)
still don't have a clue how to iron shirts or what to put in the wash
still hate doing dishes (y no dishwasher)
hate hanging up clothes to dry (still no tumble dryer here )

tfw I miss having a cleaning lady in the house.

middle class feels.

[daisybee81]

tfw left home, moved to london at 17 to go to uni (was younger than everyone else for a couple of weeks couldn't drink)
still don't have a clue how to iron shirts or what to put in the wash
still hate doing dishes (y no dishwasher)
hate hanging up clothes to dry (still no tumble dryer here )

tfw I miss having a cleaning lady in the house.
middle class feels.

laughed at the hardship

although am thinking of getting a cleaner to make my life a little easier

[Notsogifted]

i unfortunately have little experience with squeezing my glutes, however i will learn

go out in soho after the gym with a pump and oil yourself up.
If you don't have experience squeezing your glutes after that then I may have some bad news.

[JSonROIDS]

*grew up poor crew*

Walked into the richest hall on one of the richest unis in the UK.
Was pretty much the only working class person there. Was the biggest culture shock ever, people had money to spend on non essential things was the strangest thing to me. No one knew how to cook, make their bed, clean or anything.

I immediately made friends with people worth at least 100mill. Somehow related to them better than the upper middle class London boys.

Since going to uni, I've hardly been back home, will probably never be able to live with my parents for more than a couple of weeks now.

[Bubblebath Gorilla]

*grew up poor crew*

Walked into the richest hall on one of the richest unis in the UK.
Was pretty much the only working class person there. Was the biggest culture shock ever, people had money to spend on non essential things was the strangest thing to me. No one knew how to cook, make their bed, clean or anything.

I immediately made friends with people worth at least 100mill. Somehow related to them better than the upper middle class London boys.

Since going to uni, I've hardly been back home, will probably never be able to live with my parents for more than a couple of weeks now.

Sort of know that feel. lived with a Swiss guy in Canada, had to teach him how to cook and use the washing machine. Which uni did you go to?

**Never realized I was working class till I went to Uni crew**
And I'm not even at a top school

[jibzz]

*grew up poor crew*

Walked into the richest hall on one of the richest unis in the UK.
Was pretty much the only working class person there. Was the biggest culture shock ever, people had money to spend on non essential things was the strangest thing to me. No one knew how to cook, make their bed, clean or anything.

I immediately made friends with people worth at least 100mill. Somehow related to them better than the upper middle class London boys.

Since going to uni, I've hardly been back home, will probably never be able to live with my parents for more than a couple of weeks now.

What Uni did you go to brah?

[musselsbrah]

cambride or oxford I'm guessing

[JSonROIDS]

^uwotm8
Would have probably quit if I went to Cambridge. I don't think I could have dealt with the people and culture there.

I go to uni of notts, maybe top 10 was pushing it to say 'one of the richest'.

[michael_xyz]

Lived at home all my life aside from one year in halls. But because it was still in London didn't really feel that independent. Home was really close so laundry and everything would get done at home.

Was planning on living out for the other years too but couldn't really justify it. I was living like 20 minutes away from home and that's on the bus.

It was cool for one year to get that uni feel. I think it would be quite nice to have gone uni somewhere else just to get more of that uni feel but oh well. I think even if you don't live in London but study here it's just not as good. At least, you watch Hollywood films and you get this really cosy feel of college life and dorms and everything and London just isn't that (aside from maybe a uni or two).

[Parsons7]

*grew up poor crew*

Walked into the richest hall on one of the richest unis in the UK.
Was pretty much the only working class person there. Was the biggest culture shock ever, people had money to spend on non essential things was the strangest thing to me. No one knew how to cook, make their bed, clean or anything.

I immediately made friends with people worth at least 100mill. Somehow related to them better than the upper middle class London boys.

Since going to uni, I've hardly been back home, will probably never be able to live with my parents for more than a couple of weeks now.

lol

[lucasmartin079]

In on 2nd post thread close page

Fkin lol at the SIG's.. Was actually thinking about making one.. Reminds me of that earthquake in New York once that was like 2 on the richter scale and loads of people where like "I survived the New York earthquake"

In on middle class crew talk.

[Mwn11]

Anyone here been MeatLiquor in ldn?

Mrs taking me there 2mrw and friday for burfday and i said id like to eat there.

[Frizzel]

speak for yourself brah, we were ironing, washing our own clothes, cooking and doing all dat chit when we were 12

dat working class asian upbringing

Bruv, my parents were also very much working class. In fact, we were probably living right on or just under the poverty line (in the literal sense of the word) for several years. The only reason I never had to do house work is because my parents preferred that we focus on studying.

tfw left home, moved to london at 17 to go to uni (was younger than everyone else for a couple of weeks couldn't drink)
still don't have a clue how to iron shirts or what to put in the wash
still hate doing dishes (y no dishwasher)
hate hanging up clothes to dry (still no tumble dryer here )

tfw I miss having a cleaning lady in the house.

middle class feels.

Handwashing dishes > dishwasher. So much quicker and requires much less effort.

And mirin middle class upbringing. Can you guys imagine what it would be like growing up filthy rich? Those kids would literally not understand the concept of housework.

Anyone here been MeatLiquor in ldn?

Mrs taking me there 2mrw and friday for burfday and i said id like to eat there.

Pretty sure everyone in this thread has. Forget the cheesesteaks and go for the burgers. The green chilli burger is my favourite. And start with the hot wings too. They are juicy as f*ck. The chilli cheese fries are decent too.

Brb, mouth watering at the though of the meal.

[daisybee81]

Bruv, my parents were also very much working class. In fact, we were probably living right on or just under the poverty line (in the literal sense of the word) for several years. The only reason I never had to do house work is because my parents preferred that we focus on studying.



Handwashing dishes > dishwasher. So much quicker and requires much less effort.

And mirin middle class upbringing. Can you guys imagine what it would be like growing up filthy rich? Those kids would literally not understand the concept of housework.



Pretty sure everyone in this thread has. Forget the cheesesteaks and go for the burgers. The green chilli burger is my favourite. And start with the hot wings too. They are juicy as f*ck. The chilli cheese fries are decent too.

Brb, mouth watering at the though of the meal.

Used to party with the Branson sons in my late teens and have spent time with a lot of Uber rich people throughout my life ( including dated) and confirm that they have absolutely no idea how the real world works, I have also found that a lot of them have the worse manners I have ever seen - to the point of embarrasment sometimes.

[musselsbrah]

Used to party with the Branson sons in my late teens and have spent time with a lot of Uber rich people throughout my life ( including dated) and confirm that they have absolutely no idea how the real world works, I have also found that a lot of them have the worse manners I have ever seen - to the point of embarrasment sometimes.

'party' huehuehue

did you ever do coke with them?
what else have you experienced thats interesting?
when did you decide to go on the straight and narrow after the coke addiction?
left home at 15? why?
but who was home?????

[daisybee81]

'party' huehuehue

did you ever do coke with them?
what else have you experienced thats interesting?
when did you decide to go on the straight and narrow after the coke addiction?
left home at 15? why?
but who was home?????

Never done drugs - I have a control issue so it never interested me -but it was prevelant. I was good friends with the daughter of a Baron and her younger brothers went to school with them so we all used to kick about.

Lawd .. my life has been a long line of interesting really bar a good few years in a destructive relationship!

I've been to the grande prix in Monaco, had dinner with Katie Melua and James Towsland, driven an Austin Martin DB9 Carbon edition that was a few days old from Leicester to Leeds, eaten in some amazing resteraunts. played Polo, sooo many things that have been amazing.

My mum and dad were at home (and my sister at that point) who I love dearly and see all the time, I have just always wanted to be independent and as soon as I could go I did. (I was very nearly sixteen) I went to work somewhere that had a flat above it, shared with two girls and never looked back.

I have lived all over the place. My favourite place being Oxfordshire ( which is where I met the Barons daughter)

[Mwn11]

Pretty sure everyone in this thread has. Forget the cheesesteaks and go for the burgers. The green chilli burger is my favourite. And start with the hot wings too. They are juicy as f*ck. The chilli cheese fries are decent too.

Brb, mouth watering at the though of the meal.

Thanks man will keep that in mind!

[Notsogifted]

And mirin middle class upbringing. Can you guys imagine what it would be like growing up filthy rich? Those kids would literally not understand the concept of housework.

This has been the hardest aspect for me. Going from school where I was from an "average" family and having heaps of mates who were loaded as phuck to the extent my life was normal and I was poor compared to them; going to a uni that attracts rich kids from everywhere (went out with the mayor of luxembourgs daughter there) and half the students drive around on campus in BMWs (x6 was the rugby social secs "rape chariot", Mercedes, Audis etc and again being comparatively poor to now sharing a grotty house in London, having a chitty part time job and getting an extra qualification while struggling to afford as much food as I'd want, moaning about the price of the tube etc.
That said I had more friends growing up who weren't in my international school and pretty much lived in the ghetto and I much preferred chilling with them than the posh boys who'd ramble on about sailing and daddy's new car.

[lucasmartin079]

Never done drugs - I have a control issue so it never interested me -but it was prevelant. I was good friends with the daughter of a Baron and her younger brothers went to school with them so we all used to kick about.

Lawd .. my life has been a long line of interesting really bar a good few years in a destructive relationship!

I've been to the grande prix in Monaco, had dinner with Katie Melua and James Towsland, driven an Austin Martin DB9 Carbon edition that was a few days old from Leicester to Leeds, eaten in some amazing resteraunts. played Polo, sooo many things that have been amazing.

My mum and dad were at home (and my sister at that point) who I love dearly and see all the time, I have just always wanted to be independent and as soon as I could go I did. (I was very nearly sixteen) I went to work somewhere that had a flat above it, shared with two girls and never looked back.

I have lived all over the place. My favourite place being Oxfordshire ( which is where I met the Barons daughter)

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