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Mondays with my girls.

Nice. Can't decide who has the better boobs though.

He needs to show us his pearly whites just so we can be sure it's not actually him in the photo...

Rob Beckett vibes going on Lucas

This ain’t the Hot Babes thread pal.

Not what I expected from lucas either haha. Congratulations.

wow you've picked an absolute stunner there ain't ya. I believe the term is 'punching'.

I have been wanting a game like X-Wing v Tie Fighter (a fucking classic) for such a long time. Definitely over a decade. And there was another, much more arcade-style game... Star Wars Rogue Squadron (on the Nintendo 64) and... that game was also fantastic and I've long thought "well if we can't get X-Wing v. Tie Fighter in the modern day, can we at least get Rogue Squadron 2?" So I am excited at the prospect of this game. But it's got to be fucking good to live up to the levels of those other 2 games, because those games were absolutely brilliant. Any news on the developer? I hope it's Respawn, they've yet to disappoint imo - even after EA bought them out. Although it'd be a very different game from the other games they've put out... but Jedi Fallen Order was very different from their other games (the Titanfall games + Apex) and it was a fucking fantastic game as well. Got high hopes!

AFL is fantastic. What’s wrong with the last sentence? In football, you shoot a ball between a set of posts to score. Exactly the same in AFL, but it happens more regularly, which is exactly what Harry said?

Werner signed a new RB Leipzig contract in August 2019, agreeing a new deal until the end of the 2022-23 season. However, the Germany forward is not expected to see out the full duration of his RB Leipzig contract due to his €60 million release clause. The release clause in Werner's contract is due to expire on June 15

Pakistan has always been a stuck in the past

All of us watching @Rucksackfranzose standing up against Brian's bullshit.

Interesting article here which mirrors what I experienced. My first symptom was on the 28th March. I didn't have a cough at any point. I had trouble breathing for around 5 days, I spent every day in bed until my breathing got better, then I tried to go for a walk and only lasted 5 minutes because I had chest pains and heart palpitations, felt like I was gonna have a heart attack. That feeling, along with a swelling on my chest, lasted a long time. I went back to work on the 20th April, 23 days after my first symptom, despite not really feeling ready, because my doctor didn't seem too concerned about my condition and I felt guilty about not going to work when my condition wasn't serious enough for me to be in hospital. I had minor chest pains at work, but I was ok. The next day I watched Netflix in bed all day. When I finally left my room for more than 10 minutes for the first time to make dinner, I started shaking, sweating, and had chest pains and heart palpitations again. I called 111 and they sent an ambulance. By the time they arrived I felt ok because I was resting. My EKG results were ok, the paramedics recommended that I stay at home rather than going to the hospital, and see a doctor in the morning. They said maybe it's an anxiety attack. I said I've been fine all day, making dinner doesn't make me anxious. They said they don't believe I had coronavirus because I didn't have a cough. I told them that my lungs hurt and I couldn't breathe, and they said well in coronavirus, the trouble breathing is a result of the coughing. They tried to tell me that my chest pain and my lung pain/trouble breathing were most likely unrelated. I insisted on going to the hospital. I was there from midnight until 6am, had several tests done and they found nothing. I feel like weren't trying to find out what was wrong with me, only trying to rule out something serious, since I went in with chest pains. I mentioned the swelling on my chest and they didn't even examine it. For the next month I slowly got better. I started going for walks every other day, then every day. I went to the doctor once for another blood test, mentioned the swelling again and they didn't examine it again. I discovered a condition called costochodritis on Google, which can happen after an infection and can be mistaken for a heart attack. I mentioned it to the doctor on the phone and she said yeah you're probably right. She recommended taking ibuprofen for it. I took it for around 2 weeks and it helped a bit. I stopped taking it because I was feeling sick quite often and figured it could've been because of the ibuprofen. I finally returned to work again on the 20th May, 53 days after my first symptom, feeling a lot more ready this time. The lung pain is still there, I feel it every day, my chest feels a lot better, but it still feels weird occasionally, and I feel exhausted after a day at work (though it's improving over time), but I don't know if that's post covid fatigue or just because I spent almost 2 months in bed. https://www.theatlantic.com/health/archive/2020/06/covid-19-coronavirus-longterm-symptoms-months/612679/?utm_term=2020-06-04T15%3A46%3A38&utm_campaign=the-atlantic&utm_source=twitter&utm_medium=social&utm_content=edit-promo COVID-19 Can Last for Several Months The disease’s “long-haulers” have endured relentless waves of debilitating symptoms—and disbelief from doctors and friends.

This bird with a deep resonating voice has been coming to my backyard every summer for about three years now, i looked it up in a bird app and it's called the Great Coucol or the Crow Pheasant. There are some myths and omens related to it's deep call in some Hindu traditions.

Pussy in your pocket. Well played fella.

New Star Wars game teased, trailer do be revealed on Monday...

Its super chill but man is it ever a time sucker.

I'm glad you're better as it gives me some hope. My mother is unfortunately a long-hauler. She has been largely bed ridden now for coming up 3 months. She can't walk far at all without getting out of breath or ending back in bed for days on end. She was healthy before this started. You're left with the fear that her life is irreparably damaged. We don't know when it will end. We don't know what's going on. Doctors have been fluctuating between clueless and helpless throughout this period which is understandable to a degree, but I can't help but feel the level of care has been sub standard. There's definitely more that could be done for her but the NHS has stripped itself right back to almost emergency care only.