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  • Matt237Matt237
    edited June 2015
    In Response to Re: My story:
    Morning Tom, How you getting on mate? All still positive?
    Posted by Tikay10
    Seemed very well at MK last night. Pleasure sharing a cash table with him (And MTT for 3 hands before I busted lol)
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  • Darkangel7Darkangel7
    edited June 2015
    Tom, It was a real pleasure meeting you yesterday. Also your son Alex, who was a true gent and your other son. Sorry forgot his name.

    Hope to see you again sometime soon. Also thank you for the advice :) I learnt a lot yesterday. Hope you all had a safe journey back home. See you on the tables soon.
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  • tomgooduntomgoodun
    edited June 2015
    I had a great time at MK, I must say the welcome from all at the outlaws house was really touching, we hadn't met before and my sons were with me and we were feeling a little apprehensive , but shouldn't have been, Sam, Jon, Tash and all the chaps there treated us like long lost friends,we had a laugh,a drink or two and toddled off to the casino,via every car park in MK, or Los angeles as it's commonly known.

    I met lots of the sky poker chaps and chappesses,too many to mention, Olive was a lovely lady,Matt (who is not old enough to buy cigs ;) is a really nice lad) jj ach, Hendrick,shaking aces,Oban,a.j.hamilton,Irish rose,sly kist,(eventual winner)  forgive me if I haven't mentioned anyone, trip 5 did a fab job of team Dagg shirt fund raising, was marvellous to see everyone pull together for this cause, jono is another good guy.

    I eventually fin 19th, my son  Alex(no.2) had the "good" fortune to be on SAMs table , I think he may have knocked her out, I will leave that to Sam to fill in the details ;), he played really well and lasted longer than me, eventually knocked out by the winner on the river, brutal..

    Thank you all for making my time there a wonderful memory, sorry I had to leave early both nights, I get very tired, and for dragging son no.1 ( Colin) away on the Saturday, he wasn't best pleased but my excuse is we had to leave at 10am and I didn't want to be trawling the streets looking for him :)

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  • samantha25samantha25
    edited June 2015
    In Response to Re: My story:
    I had a great time at MK, I must say the welcome from all at the outlaws house was really touching, we hadn't met before and my sons were with me and we were feeling a little apprehensive , but shouldn't have been, Sam, Jon, Tash and all the chaps there treated us like long lost friends,we had a laugh,a drink or two and toddled off to the casino,via every car park in MK, or Los angeles as it's commonly known. I met lots of the sky poker chaps and chappesses,too many to mention, Olive was a lovely lady,Matt (who is not old enough to buy cigs ;) is a really nice lad) jj ach, Hendrick,shaking aces,Oban,a.j.hamilton,Irish rose,sly kist,(eventual winner)  forgive me if I haven't mentioned anyone, trip 5 did a fab job of team Dagg shirt fund raising, was marvellous to see everyone pull together for this cause, jono is another good guy. I eventually fin 19th, my son  Alex(no.2) had the "good" fortune to be on SAMs table , I think he may have knocked her out, I will leave that to Sam to fill in the details ;), he played really well and lasted longer than me, eventually knocked out by the winner on the river, brutal.. Thank you all for making my time there a wonderful memory, sorry I had to leave early both nights, I get very tired, and for dragging son no.1 ( Colin) away on the Saturday, he wasn't best pleased but my excuse is we had to leave at 10am and I didn't want to be trawling the streets looking for him :)
    Posted by tomgoodun

    Awww Tom, was brilliant to meet you, and I must say you looked darn fine ;) 

    Yes I thought I was being clever jumping in with you to avoid the walk Sat Morn, alas... think the rest walked there quicker :) 

    Sam has forgiven son 2 - he is playing DTD as Dagg/Outlaw tonite as punshment and son 1 is also next week too hahaha.

    He was soooo not impressed that he couldn't come to the party lol. 

    Hope to see you at the next xx

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  • tomgooduntomgoodun
    edited June 2015
    And real life returns. I got a letter from my doctors practice, as I have moved out of the area ( 12 miles up the road) I will need to sign up with another practice, I new this free prescription for my cancer would come back to haunt me, I have just had a phone call from a very nice lady in my "old" practice informing me I have 30 days before they send my history to the care commission.

    I informed her I was reading up on it last night and as I have hardly ever had a home visit, and I haven't seen my own doc in about 2 years, they could keep me on, she politely informed me that their practice had decided not to sign up for that and I will need to change, I asked about continued care, she wasn't budging. I said I have a hormone injection for my cancer in August and asked who would do that, she cheerily said the new one I sign up to., guess I am just an old fogey who dislikes change..

    I return to work tomorrow.


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  • GELDYGELDY
    edited June 2015
    the new one will be better
    relax

    not surre about work though
    gl gl gl
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  • 67Bhoys67Bhoys
    edited July 2015
    Hi Tom,

    glad you and your sons had a great time at MK.  I'm gutted I couldn't make it this time, would have been nice to have met up.

    Best of luck with the return to work.
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  • tomgooduntomgoodun
    edited July 2015
    It was like the first day at school at work, I just kept my head down and tried my very best to keep schtum and concentrate on the job at hand, fortunately the chap I work with is one of the good guys,very laid back and a great teacher ( I need a lot of that on cad drawings etc). I am gradually re-learning what I had forgotten in my enforced sabbatical.

    The new house is coming along nicely, I am getting back in the habit of doing stuff around the house. This weekend for instance i made the decision that we need to turf the back garden, bear in mind I haven't done any physical work since the start of my treatment in December. Alex came round to help on Friday and Saturday, we levelled the garden and got rid of what seemed a mountain of stones and debris on Friday, to say I was worn out was an understatement, but I was so pleased to have done it.Saturday we layed 50 square metres of turf,I was so proud to be able to do what would have been a straightforward exercise a year ago, now I am feeling rather achy :).

    Poker wise not too much to report, just missed final table of £5 b/h cashing for around £30 or so.
    Following the wsop reports with great interest, great to see the sky guys doing well out there, hope the run good continues for the big one.
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  • Tikay10Tikay10
    edited July 2015

    Morning Tom,

    How are things in Tomgoodun's world?

    Family all ok, settled in to the new home ok?

    You been watching the Open golf? Incredible drama, with one thing & another, I'm itching to write some articles about it.

    Anyway, was just a way of saying hope all is well.       
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  • tomgooduntomgoodun
    edited July 2015
    In Response to Re: My story:
    Morning Tom, How are things in Tomgoodun's world? Family all ok, settled in to the new home ok? You been watching the Open golf? Incredible drama, with one thing & another, I'm itching to write some articles about it. Anyway, was just a way of saying hope all is well.   
    Posted by Tikay10
    Hi Mr.K
    Firstly I would like to say a massive thanks to you and the team for the reports and videos from Vegas,it must have been incredibly difficult to organise all the various stuff you had to do.,Neil has slotted in perfectly,he comes across as a really nice down to earth chap with an infinite knowledge of poker and all the peripherals.
    I doff my virtual cap to Sky Poker for giving us the chance to go to the best tournament in the world, again it must have been a logistical nightmare to organise..hope we have similar next year :)
    I haven't posted for a while as I thought I may becoming a bit of a bore, I don't want to be the guy who is constantly saying woe is me, the forum deserves better, having said that I am so pleased you have posted asking how I am, you are a gent.
    As I am on iPad and it doesn't give much room to ramble I shall post update below.
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  • tomgooduntomgoodun
    edited July 2015
    We are settling in really well in the new house, there are a few minor things which the house builders need to sort out but nothing major. I am pottering about putting mirrors, pictures, blinds and curtains up, things which make the house a home.Of course we won't be able to decorate for a good 6 months or so.
    I was deeply upset by the passing of Dale, although I never met him we did chat quite a few times on the tables, he introduced me to the Dtd games which I thoroughly enjoy, he was one of the first to post on this thread and the way he was taken from us made me realise how lucky I am.

    I am quite emotional today, reason being is that I made the decision to start the decking in the garden, I drew it out, my lovely wife asked if we could have it so one end could fit the tool storage on and the other end wider to accomadate the new furniture she is going to purchase, oh and she doesn't want it to be 2 rectangles :)
    I came up with a design we both sort of agreed on but we could add to as it took shape, today I started on the base at 10am, the bottom fence isn't square to the side fence so that throws a bit of a spanner in the works so to speak. I managed to overcome that, then I started on the shaped one which was originally was to be curved but we decided that would not give enough room so we changed it to angled at one side ( 3no. 15degrees to meet with the side) my wife called me in at 6pm for dinner just as I had finished the base and was packing everything away, oh I forgot to mention my son Colin came at mid day to help.
    That is the first time since last year I have been able to work such a long period without rest or not feeling absolutely knackered afterwards, I do feel tired but the joy I have from looking what I achieved today outweighs any tiredness.
    My wife came out to help a few times, and one time gave me a big hug and said how proud she was of me, she knows I have been feeling emasculated since the op and radiotherapy, I was so happy when she said that, little things like that really make an impact, maybe I will learn one day how to make others happy by doing or saying summat.

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  • unknown_usernameunknown_username
    edited July 2015
    great post tom,wifes eh ,where would we be without them,i dread to think where i would be
    stay strong brother
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  • EssexphilEssexphil
    edited July 2015
    In Response to Re: My story:
    I do feel tired but the joy I have from looking what I achieved today outweighs any tiredness. My wife came out to help a few times, and one time gave me a big hug and said how proud she was of me, she knows I have been feeling emasculated since the op and radiotherapy, I was so happy when she said that, little things like that really make an impact, maybe I will learn one day how to make others happy by doing or saying summat.
    Posted by tomgoodun
    Tom-I am sure I speak for lots of people when I say you make us happy just by being you. Glad to see life is treating you better.
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  • Tikay10Tikay10
    edited July 2015


    I echo what stokey & Phil wrote.

    Keep us posted on the decking please.

    What a heroine your wife is - says the right things at the right time.

    Dale? Yes, I guessed at the time it would have been something that really made you think. The only blessing for Dale - if we can think & say such a thing - is that it was reasonably quick. My Dad was very ill for a very long time before he passed away, & as there was no way back from his illness, & I actually wanted him to die quickly & peacefully. But he lingered, which was terrible for him, & for us.

    Anyway, post more often please, you are in no danger of becoming a bore, & lots of regulars here like to hear how you are getting on. You are family.        
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  • GELDYGELDY
    edited July 2015
    sorry to hear that teeks
    when i lost my father i was very pleased it was quick, and as you say I think many of us would rather quick than long but nasty

    meanwhile gl tom - that decking sounds great, and a good sign for your mental & physical health (& marital so it would seem)

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  • Tikay10Tikay10
    edited July 2015
    In Response to Re: My story:
    sorry to hear that teeks when i lost my father i was very pleased it was quick, and as you say I think many of us would rather quick than long but nasty meanwhile gl tom - that decking sounds great, and a good sign for your mental & physical health (& marital so it would seem)
    Posted by GELDY
    Thanks Gelders.
     
    I'm pleased you understood, it's a difficult & emotive subject for most to grasp. I never loved anyone or anything more than my Dad, so when I prayed for him to die, that's some weird coup. I have a real story to tell about what happened, but this is probably not the time or place.

    Anyway, back on topic, we need to know how this decking is progressing.
     
    PS - Gelders - don't reply if it's personal, private, or NOMB, but I was playing some PLO8 DYM's the last few days, & you were notable by your absence. Do you not partake any longer, have all those extraordinary Geld-Modes been laid to rest? You really were some tough opponent.    
      
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  • GELDYGELDY
    edited July 2015
    my absence from the tables, teeks, is due to a confluence of circumstances, including some frustration with skypoker (demise of skypoker tv and the behaviour of certain members of the community for example).

    so i retired from online poker


    my timing was horrendous, as the person most vocally upset with this was Dale, who was unwell at the time. my resistance broke when his terminal diagnosis came through and so i returned to play to support him. for now i am sporadically playing in dedication to him, but that is the most it'll be. it does include playing PLO8, but more the mtts than dyms. but now you're back you never know I might pop in occasionally.
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  • Tikay10Tikay10
    edited July 2015
    In Response to Re: My story:
    my absence from the tables, teeks, is due to a confluence of circumstances, including some frustration with skypoker (demise of skypoker tv and the behaviour of certain members of the community for example). so i retired from online poker https://www.skypoker.com/secure/poker/sky_lobby?action=show_static&page=poker_community_forums&plckForumPage=ForumDiscussion&plckDiscussionId=Cat%3a57795ac2-1793-4377-b4cf-e124b0f555f4Forum%3adf77f82c-151f-4bea-aae1-fb423dcae1faDiscussion%3a7d8d27e8-63ac-4b56-a82f-8fb077a01cff&plckFindPostKey=Cat:57795ac2-1793-4377-b4cf-e124b0f555f4Forum:df77f82c-151f-4bea-aae1-fb423dcae1faDiscussion:7d8d27e8-63ac-4b56-a82f-8fb077a01cffPost:949ae017-0f56-4b82-bdb7-fd72197298ad my timing was horrendous, as the person most vocally upset with this was Dale, who was unwell at the time. my resistance broke when his terminal diagnosis came through and so i returned to play to support him. for now i am sporadically playing in dedication to him, but that is the most it'll be. it does include playing PLO8, but more the mtts than dyms. but now you're back you never know I might pop in occasionally.
    Posted by GELDY
    Wow, now there's  story in itself, how extraordinary.

    The Social-Media lynch mob? I just ignore them.

    Whatever you do Gelders, be happy, & as you will have noticed, when people decide to leave, or stop playing on Sky Poker, I never urge them to reconsider. Your style of playing was extraordinary, though, & it deffo pepped up the games, & got us all thinking. You can't learn that stuff in books or via tutorials.
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  • tomgooduntomgoodun
    edited July 2015
    Thank you for your kind replies chaps, I must say there has been quite a turn around in my general well being, I feel much happier now I am back in the workplace and being able to keep busy at home, also my son has a new job which he is very happy with. He came round the other day and said that all I had taught him at work is really helping him in his new job, that was nice to hear, we have our ups and downs but he understands the message I try to put across and when we both are in a good space we can chat and pretty much agree on a lot of things, he has a good heart and I am proud of him as I am all my 3 children.
    Poker has been pretty good lately, wife went to bed early Sunday after watching me work all day ;) so I thought I would see if there was any tourneys due at 9pm, entered the £11 b/h and as luck would have it I made the f/t as chip leader, things sort of went a bit awry then, I went all in 3 times - each time with AQ only to be up against AA every time oops. Made about £70 though so alls good, I played the dtd games last night and f/t one of em eventually fin 3rd for nearly £20, I would have done better in one of the others if my QQ raise utg had held v the stubborn bb with 7.2. He eventually bust my AK allin with a slightly better 7.2 suited lol what a game :)
    The decking is on hold til this weekend, we are going to a wedding Reception Sat evening so timing is critical:) I may need to buy new trousers as I have put on weight around the midriff - no more 32 waist for this chap :( 
    It is good to see Geldy playing, if only sporadically it's always a pleasure doing battle with a chap who has game.
    I can understand the heartbreak of parents passing, both mine passed away when I moved to Eastbourne, I was closest to my Mother, we used to meet in the pub after I finished my early shift in the pit and have a few drinks,game of 5s and 3s dominoes,have a bet at bookies and watch em on pubs tv,I was distraught and the guilt of being away from home stayed with me for a long time.
    I shall update what will be slow progress on the decking when I can fit it into my full schedule:) I may even go through the head scratch of posting a pic of the finished article.
    Thanks again,I like it when folk post here, it makes me happy to know I am not rambling to myself .
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  • Tikay10Tikay10
    edited July 2015
    In Response to Re: My story:
    Thank you for your kind replies chaps, I must say there has been quite a turn around in my general well being, I feel much happier now I am back in the workplace and being able to keep busy at home, also my son has a new job which he is very happy with. He came round the other day and said that all I had taught him at work is really helping him in his new job, that was nice to hear, we have our ups and downs but he understands the message I try to put across and when we both are in a good space we can chat and pretty much agree on a lot of things, he has a good heart and I am proud of him as I am all my 3 children. Poker has been pretty good lately, wife went to bed early Sunday after watching me work all day ;) so I thought I would see if there was any tourneys due at 9pm, entered the £11 b/h and as luck would have it I made the f/t as chip leader, things sort of went a bit awry then, I went all in 3 times - each time with AQ only to be up against AA every time oops. Made about £70 though so alls good, I played the dtd games last night and f/t one of em eventually fin 3rd for nearly £20, I would have done better in one of the others if my QQ raise utg had held v the stubborn bb with 7.2. He eventually bust my AK allin with a slightly better 7.2 suited lol what a game :) The decking is on hold til this weekend, we are going to a wedding Reception Sat evening so timing is critical:) I may need to buy new trousers as I have put on weight around the midriff - no more 32 waist for this chap :(  It is good to see Geldy playing, if only sporadically it's always a pleasure doing battle with a chap who has game. I can understand the heartbreak of parents passing, both mine passed away when I moved to Eastbourne, I was closest to my Mother, we used to meet in the pub after I finished my early shift in the pit and have a few drinks,game of 5s and 3s dominoes,have a bet at bookies and watch em on pubs tv,I was distraught and the guilt of being away from home stayed with me for a long time. I shall update what will be slow progress on the decking when I can fit it into my full schedule:) I may even go through the head scratch of posting a pic of the finished article. Thanks again,I like it when folk post here, it makes me happy to know I am not rambling to myself .
    Posted by tomgoodun
    Those were the highlights - feeling happier/better, & putting on weight. It's an old wives tale I suppose, but Grandma Angell always told me that when someone puts on weight it is, on balance, usually a sign that they are well. Unwell people usually LOSE weight. It's a generalism, of course, but not a bad rule of thumb.

    Let me know when you expand to a 34 waist. ;)      
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  • Tikay10Tikay10
    edited July 2015
    In Response to Re: My story:
    Thank you for your kind replies chaps, I must say there has been quite a turn around in my general well being, I feel much happier now I am back in the workplace and being able to keep busy at home, also my son has a new job which he is very happy with. He came round the other day and said that all I had taught him at work is really helping him in his new job, that was nice to hear, we have our ups and downs but he understands the message I try to put across and when we both are in a good space we can chat and pretty much agree on a lot of things, he has a good heart and I am proud of him as I am all my 3 children. Poker has been pretty good lately, wife went to bed early Sunday after watching me work all day ;) so I thought I would see if there was any tourneys due at 9pm, entered the £11 b/h and as luck would have it I made the f/t as chip leader, things sort of went a bit awry then, I went all in 3 times - each time with AQ only to be up against AA every time oops. Made about £70 though so alls good, I played the dtd games last night and f/t one of em eventually fin 3rd for nearly £20, I would have done better in one of the others if my QQ raise utg had held v the stubborn bb with 7.2. He eventually bust my AK allin with a slightly better 7.2 suited lol what a game :) The decking is on hold til this weekend, we are going to a wedding Reception Sat evening so timing is critical:) I may need to buy new trousers as I have put on weight around the midriff - no more 32 waist for this chap :(  It is good to see Geldy playing, if only sporadically it's always a pleasure doing battle with a chap who has game. I can understand the heartbreak of parents passing, both mine passed away when I moved to Eastbourne, I was closest to my Mother, we used to meet in the pub after I finished my early shift in the pit and have a few drinks,game of 5s and 3s dominoes,have a bet at bookies and watch em on pubs tv,I was distraught and the guilt of being away from home stayed with me for a long time. I shall update what will be slow progress on the decking when I can fit it into my full schedule:) I may even go through the head scratch of posting a pic of the finished article. Thanks again,I like it when folk post here, it makes me happy to know I am not rambling to myself .
    Posted by tomgoodun
    Amen to that.
     
    As you may know, I've not played Online since February, but since I returned from Vegas, I've been having a few sessions. Guess I ought to resurrect my "Diary" Challenge thread & report on how I am getting the lot. Or not.....

    I had half a dozen tables open last night, & Gelders & I clashed a few times. He's a perfect pain to play against, a real test, as you never quite know what he is going to do. 90% - maybe 95% - of my opponents play very consistently, & I know EXACTLY how they will respond to a raise or re-raise. X & Y, for example, if they call 30 chips & it then goes pot pot pot will STILL call. Extraordinary thought process there. Or if I raise to 2,000, & they have, say, 2010 behind, they FLAT call. Go figure. Not Geldy though. Not saying he is good - or bad - he's just what I call an awkward shaped parcel. (As in, difficult to handle).

    Oddly, we were on 2 tables last night at the same time, & on both of them he raised into me when I was holding the Aces. Timing is all. Just as well for me, as although I've made steady (but small) profits each night since Vegas, I did chunks last night, in fact I lost 6 of 7 games at the £5 Level. 

    Then, whilst I was having some connection issues, a chap apparently shoved on me for 815, with me in the Big @ 400-800, so it was 15 for me to call into 1,615.  As I was didsco'd at the time, I never saw it, but eagle eyed Gelders did. "How many tables, teeks?" he asked perceptively. As it happens, it was not due to too many tables, it was due to not enough, but that's another story. The site was, in truth, a bit of a mare last night.
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  • samantha25samantha25
    edited July 2015
    Ah, glad things are picking up kid! Pleasure to have you on my table as per :)

    And Teeks in the sng things (jimi dragged me along) 

    I would be what TK would class as a bad player (above quote) does not have a clue what she is doing 85% of the time but gets lucky lol :)
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  • unknown_usernameunknown_username
    edited July 2015
    game of 5s and 3s,  now theres a game.
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  • IrishRoseIrishRose
    edited July 2015
    Glad to hear your feeling a bit more upbeat Tom - was truely lovely to meet you and your family at Milton Keynes - your boys are a credit to you (the apple doesn't fall far from the tree lol).

    I love reading your updates - and look forward to the photos yet to come of this fab decking.
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  • tomgooduntomgoodun
    edited July 2015
    In Response to Re: My story:
    game of 5s and 3s,   now theres a game.
    Posted by mumsie
    Hi mumsie, ta for posting. I was going to say we had a game o bones 5s and 3s but methinks the younger generation wouldn't understand what I was on about :)
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  • tomgooduntomgoodun
    edited July 2015
    In Response to Re: My story:
    Glad to hear your feeling a bit more upbeat Tom - was truely lovely to meet you and your family at Milton Keynes - your boys are a credit to you (the apple doesn't fall far from the tree lol). I love reading your updates - and look forward to the photos yet to come of this fab decking.
    Posted by IrishRose
    Thank you Rose , most kind of you to say that, I am so proud of them. 
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  • tomgooduntomgoodun
    edited July 2015
    Last weekend was a bit of a washout weather wise, Alex came round to help with the decking.,we only managed to level it out before the thunderclouds were overhead, to be honest I was feeling unwell since I got up so perhaps that was a blessing.

    I managed to find trousers that fit my ever increasing rotundage ( thanks for that word Mr K ) The gubbins I have to put in my trouser pockets ( e cig, tablets,wallet,keys,various pieces of paper,etc) create havoc with holding them up, belts just slide down below my waist and it does my head in, so I got my new braces out and hey presto:) unfortunately as I had a jumper on there was a slight flaw to my cunning plan when I had to rush to the bathroom :( 

    We had a lovely time at the wedding reception, even though I wasn't feeling too great I managed to mingle and have a good chin wag to all and sunder, dancing was a little out of the question unfortunately but like I said my wife and I really enjoyed ourselves,we really must get out more. I was on my last legs at 11pm and as we were putting one of my wife's friends up for the night and I was the designated driver I felt obligated to hang on, my wife could see how I was and asked if I would like to sit in the car for a bit, I had to agree with her and duly went to said resting place,woke up past midnight to my wife tapiping on the windscreen:) 
    Poker wise I have been doing ok, I actually finished top of the league for the individual monthly dtd ( where's the prizes gone :)
    I miss slippy,hope he is ok.
    I see there's a UKPC seat up for grabs for two folk who post story on poker exploits, I think mine is old hat now so I won't bore everyone yet again.

    thars all for now,good luck all and be happy.
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  • unknown_usernameunknown_username
    edited July 2015
    you probably had the wrong shoes for dancing tom :)
    stay strong m8
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  • Tikay10Tikay10
    edited July 2015
    In Response to Re: My story:
    Last weekend was a bit of a washout weather wise, Alex came round to help with the decking.,we only managed to level it out before the thunderclouds were overhead, to be honest I was feeling unwell since I got up so perhaps that was a blessing. I managed to find trousers that fit my ever increasing rotundage ( thanks for that word Mr K ) The gubbins I have to put in my trouser pockets ( e cig, tablets,wallet,keys,various pieces of paper,etc) create havoc with holding them up, belts just slide down below my waist and it does my head in, so I got my new braces out and hey presto:) unfortunately as I had a jumper on there was a slight flaw to my cunning plan when I had to rush to the bathroom :(  We had a lovely time at the wedding reception, even though I wasn't feeling too great I managed to mingle and have a good chin wag to all and sunder, dancing was a little out of the question unfortunately but like I said my wife and I really enjoyed ourselves,we really must get out more. I was on my last legs at 11pm and as we were putting one of my wife's friends up for the night and I was the designated driver I felt obligated to hang on, my wife could see how I was and asked if I would like to sit in the car for a bit, I had to agree with her and duly went to said resting place,woke up past midnight to my wife tapiping on the windscreen:)  Poker wise I have been doing ok, I actually finished top of the league for the individual monthly dtd ( where's the prizes gone :)I miss slippy,hope he is ok. I see there's a UKPC seat up for grabs for two folk who post story on poker exploits, I think mine is old hat now so I won't bore everyone yet again. thars all for now,good luck all and be happy.
    Posted by tomgoodun
    Ha, not heard that expression in yonks.

    gubbins

    Hard to explain what it means, you either know or you don't.

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  • tomgooduntomgoodun
    edited July 2015
    In Response to Re: My story:
    you probably had the wrong shoes for dancing tom :) stay strong m8
    Posted by stokefc
    Ha indeedy, Thanks mate.
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