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[AFL_ITALIA]

Not here. Vancouver is known as the rainy city for a reason. Winter’s are wet. Thankfully you have endless mountains surrounding and ski hills literally in the city to escape the rain and play in the snow.

Maybe I'm weird for this, but I quite like rain too . Just have to dress properly of course.

 

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[U Picciriddu]

I put my son on football basically the day he got 3 years old. I’ve been passing the ball to him since the day he learned how to walk. In the first months training each Saturday was a bit messy, he didn’t understand the principles of waiting for instructions and doing certain exercises, so he just started running around like a headless chicken.

Now 9 months later its so fun to see how much he improved. At training since a few months he understands what he has to do, coordination also massively improved. His aim (while passing) got much better aswel, although for shooting obviously it’s early days, doesn’t have the power yet to make a decent shot, let alone aim it. I try to stimulate it a bit more with brining a ball with me whenever I’m able to take him from kindergarten or if we go outside together.

Mid-term goal is definitely getting a coaching license and becoming a trainer at a local club (with him obviously in my team). Its quite common here, at least from my reference point I always had trainers and their sons were always part of the team. Really fun reliving my old memories with my son, I’ve been passionate about football ever since I can remember, to time transmit that addiction to him. The only difference is that I got in touch with football when I was 7 or so. Any other fathers here who practice sports a lot with their children?

 

[IliveForJuve]

Got the vissssaaa

@UK hide your women cause I'm the second coming of Gengis Khan.

 

[Seven]

Not here. Vancouver is known as the rainy city for a reason. Winter’s are wet. Thankfully you have endless mountains surrounding and ski hills literally in the city to escape the rain and play in the snow.

My uncle lives in Vancouver and does complain about the rain. Which is surprising enough coming from a Belgian.

But even then the immediate surroundings just cry out to go hiking. And the mountains are very near.



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[Seven]

I always thought those old European cities and towns looked beautiful in the winter, at least from pictures

They do, but cities are mostly interesting because there is stuff to do. You want to go to a bar or enjoy a nice meal.

Wandering through a mostly abandoned city in drizzling rain is just depressing.

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[DAiDEViL]

I put my son on football basically the day he got 3 years old. I’ve been passing the ball to him since the day he learned how to walk. In the first months training each Saturday was a bit messy, he didn’t understand the principles of waiting for instructions and doing certain exercises, so he just started running around like a headless chicken.

Now 9 months later its so fun to see how much he improved. At training since a few months he understands what he has to do, coordination also massively improved. His aim (while passing) got much better aswel, although for shooting obviously it’s early days, doesn’t have the power yet to make a decent shot, let alone aim it. I try to stimulate it a bit more with brining a ball with me whenever I’m able to take him from kindergarten or if we go outside together.

I hope he'll make it and joins Juve one fine day, so we can all shit on him together.

 

[Post Ironic]

My uncle lives in Vancouver and does complain about the rain. Which is surprising enough coming from a Belgian.

But even then the immediate surroundings just cry out to go hiking. And the mountains are very near.



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Yeah. I mean, you can catch regularly city transit to 3 different ski hills with about 350-600 metres vertical drop. It’s pretty convenient. And pretty amazing hiking around all of them. And climbing too. And then Squamish and Whistler are just a short drive away.

The rain has been ridiculous this fall/winter. Almost every day. Last winter was filled with beautiful 10° sunny days.

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Got the vissssaaa

@UK hide your women cause I'm the second coming of Gengis Khan.

Weren’t you talking about marrying your girlfriend last year?

 

[lgorTudor]

Weren’t you talking about marrying your girlfriend last year?

Aye but her ole pop Nigel tossed the fecker back over the pond, mental innit

 

[DAiDEViL]

Aye but her ole pop Nigel tossed the fecker back over the pond, mental innit

 

[lgorTudor]

Centrist Cabbie

 

[Post Ironic]

Centrist Cabbie

I thought it was “reasonable centrist”?

 

[lgorTudor]

I thought it was “reasonable centrist”?

The nomenclature is 'something cabbie'. Can't break it up with two words. Ordnung muss sein.

 

[Fred]

I get that I guess.

For me hell is where you moved back to

haha i'm not a fan of 40+ degrees either, but in the "winter" its like between 18-24. Just perfect

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Friend works for a company in Amsterdam but decided to come back home for a couple of months because of winter. The only catch is that he's now waking up at 5 for work.

BBQs outside > shitty rain and cold

Haha for me work starts at noon, 12. Not too bad. The only problem i'll have the first two weeks is that weekends at home are friday and saturday. But that changes in January to Saturday Sunday.

oh and bbq's outside are the best. fuck winter

 

[Dostoevsky]

haha i'm not a fan of 40+ degrees either, but in the "winter" its like between 18-24. Just perfect

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Haha for me work starts at noon, 12. Not too bad. The only problem i'll have the first two weeks is that weekends at home are friday and saturday. But that changes in January to Saturday Sunday.

oh and bbq's outside are the best. fuck winter

Not too bad, what? You serious? That shift fucking sucks. You're done at 20:00? It literally kills your whole day. You can't use your morning normally while big part of a day is butchered. I always hated that shift, plus second shift when you finish at 22:00.

 

[Nzoric]

Not too bad, what? You serious? That shift fucking sucks. You're done at 20:00? It literally kills your whole day. You can't use your morning normally while big part of a day is butchered. I always hated that shift, plus second shift when you finish at 22:00.

Are you okay man? Everything you post is bleak and negative.

 

[Dostoevsky]

Are you okay man? Everything you post is bleak and negative.

lol I'm fine bro thanks for asking. It's just topics that didn't suit my nature. I used to quit my job because of such shifts. 07-15, 08-16 is the best working time for me. Otherwise I always have a feeling that I'm losing the day.

 

[Buck Fuddy]

The best working times for me are 10:30 -11:00. Or 14:00 - 15:00.

Sadly, my employer does not agree with me.

 

[GordoDeCentral]

Turkish economy collapsing fast, if that place goes belly up...

 

[Dostoevsky]

Turkish economy collapsing fast, if that place goes belly up...

What happened out there

 

[GordoDeCentral]

What happened out there

Lira dropped 100% to the dollar in like 3 months, erdogan just raised by 50% the minimum wage, which will only further exacerbate inflation. Unrest to follow.