What is everyone up to this weekend?
- Leeds City Boy
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What is everyone up to this weekend?
What are you all up to this weekend?
It's May Day weekend in the UK! I've got all three days off and am still coming down from my holidays last week so I won't be up to much.
Looking forward to a great weekend of racing with the Guineas at Newmarket. Carry On Katie E/W is my big tip for Sunday's 1000 Guineas.
It's May Day weekend in the UK! I've got all three days off and am still coming down from my holidays last week so I won't be up to much.
Looking forward to a great weekend of racing with the Guineas at Newmarket. Carry On Katie E/W is my big tip for Sunday's 1000 Guineas.
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May Day's vappu in Finland so we're all gonna get drunk cos 1st of May is such a sexy little number (any reason is good enough).
We (i.e. Tweety, Nightporter and I) will be attentending a commie party at Tweety's place. Everyone should come in commie attire, but I'm afraid I'll be the only who'll look slightly convincing cos I happen to own a Russian naval captain suit (picked up for 2,50€ from Estonia, thank you very much) and Russian music will be played in one room (the one I'll be avoiding then).
Basically it's just a brilliant excuse to drink loads of Smirnoff, although I'll be smuggling my bottle of Martini with me.
Saturday is a good day to walk outside and laugh at people who aren't able to get up (properly), which is the majority of Finnish population. And then Nightporter has been so nice to get us into her parents' annual party with lots of famous people, so I've heard.
I'll just find a spot next to the buffet table and stay put till it's time to go to the weekly 80s party, Club Kajal, where incidentally I'll be playing again (if not, I'll be one very upset customer).
It's gonna be blast!!! I feel sorry for you people who don't have such traditional 1st of May celebrations as us...
We (i.e. Tweety, Nightporter and I) will be attentending a commie party at Tweety's place. Everyone should come in commie attire, but I'm afraid I'll be the only who'll look slightly convincing cos I happen to own a Russian naval captain suit (picked up for 2,50€ from Estonia, thank you very much) and Russian music will be played in one room (the one I'll be avoiding then).
Basically it's just a brilliant excuse to drink loads of Smirnoff, although I'll be smuggling my bottle of Martini with me.
Saturday is a good day to walk outside and laugh at people who aren't able to get up (properly), which is the majority of Finnish population. And then Nightporter has been so nice to get us into her parents' annual party with lots of famous people, so I've heard.
I'll just find a spot next to the buffet table and stay put till it's time to go to the weekly 80s party, Club Kajal, where incidentally I'll be playing again (if not, I'll be one very upset customer).
It's gonna be blast!!! I feel sorry for you people who don't have such traditional 1st of May celebrations as us...
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I'll be on a bicycle tour with friends tomorrow as it is the first of may and we usually do a bike trip each year first may (which is official holiday in Germany). I do hope the weather lasts as good as the recent days. 
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Earlsdon Festival on Monday. I like watching the up and coming bands play. Some of them are rather good considering how young they are (on average 16). Only problem is that I look really old compared to the rest of the audience....
Hmmm, as you live in Coventry, will you be going to the Earlsdon Festival? Do you think the Festival is not as good as it used to be since it moved to Hearsall Common? It was much better when it was a huge street party!
I think I will go and see 'Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind' at the cinema as well.
Hmmm, as you live in Coventry, will you be going to the Earlsdon Festival? Do you think the Festival is not as good as it used to be since it moved to Hearsall Common? It was much better when it was a huge street party!
I think I will go and see 'Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind' at the cinema as well.
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Not Sure will see what the weather does. I liked it better in the StreetScandal wrote:Earlsdon Festival on Monday. I like watching the up and coming bands play. Some of them are rather good considering how young they are (on average 16). Only problem is that I look really old compared to the rest of the audience....
Hmmm, as you live in Coventry, will you be going to the Earlsdon Festival? Do you think the Festival is not as good as it used to be since it moved to Hearsall Common? It was much better when it was a huge street party!
I think I will go and see 'Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind' at the cinema as well.
They make a little go along way.. very Minimal but Fundamental.
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ohh YO- i have to say that Dodger Stadium is a great place to watch baseball- but then again i grew up watching at the piece of shit formerly known as County Stadium- so ANYWHERE is better than that!
But honestly, its one of those nice old 50s stadiums that makes watching baseball there a real joy. Just the traffic leaving is pretty bad.
*with club sauce*
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I think the Stadium was built in 1964 (my birthyear), but it is a nice stadium to visit, always brings back memories of seeing electronic with psb's as well as dm, Genesis and others, and your right about the traffic, it can take at least an hour to get out of the parking lot.amhilde wrote:ohh YO- i have to say that Dodger Stadium is a great place to watch baseball- but then again i grew up watching at the piece of shit formerly known as County Stadium- so ANYWHERE is better than that!But honestly, its one of those nice old 50s stadiums that makes watching baseball there a real joy. Just the traffic leaving is pretty bad.
I have season tickets about 15 rows back from the field in the shade, the tickets for this sundays game where given to me.
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I like the Ice Cream as well, I like the Chocalate Malts you get in a cup that are hard as a rock and take about an hour or so to eat as it takes a long time to soften.amhilde wrote:i just like getting the ice cream in a little baseball hat and a pretzelI still have one from last summer when we went on 4th of July to see the Diamondbacks play- I care for neither team, but its a fun atmosphere all the same.
If you are ever in town during a Dodger game I may have extra tickets that I can give you, as long as I have some notice.
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