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Honestly Kelt min, the shite you find on youtube!

 

LARPing is serious business.

 

These guys are fucking amateurs though. Dude with the pingpong balls should have known his 'Lightning Bolt' spell wasn't going to work after the second cast, but he just keeps on throwing his fucking pingp... I mean casting his Lighhting Bolt spell at Giant Horse Heid Dude regardless.

 

I reckon the chick clapping like an excited seal at the end was doing so sarcastically.

 

EDIT: Anyway.. Metro 2033 LARPing, that would be the shit.

 

http://youtu.be/95LF-JBRMOs

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edit kelt what the fuck is that midden and how do you find that shit

 

LARPing?

 

Live Action Role Playing, where likeminded fans of Dungeons and Dragons can dress up as Elves and Pixies and Goblins and Kobolds, and recreate famous battles from Lord of the Rings and Game of Thrones using foam rubber swords and pingpong balls.

 

There's a worrying.. make that depressing... number of IT guys into that sort of thing.

 

I'm not, I like stuff like shoving my cock in females, drinking Jack Daniels, fitba, Industrial and Goth music, and dressing up like a Na'vi and shooting arrows at dummies.

 

Fuck.

 

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They could give homeless people somewhere to sleep

or stick all the zombie huns down there

 

edit kelt what the fuck is that midden and how do you find that shit

 

Probably cos nae cunt wants to live underground, unless they're being bombed to fuck of course, then its cool.

 

Fuck that blue space elf/cat people nonsense: Paintball is what fucking around in the woods was invented for. But.....a Metro 2033 or MW3 re enactment in those abandoned subway tunnels and stations.... Now that's nae a bad idea at all!

 

Now,. its the old London Post Office Railway you want for that - http://www.silentuk.com/?p=2792

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Borrowing a small idea from Hitler, why not transport the entire population of Glasgow, with unwarranted force, that goes without saying, and utilize such facilities. They would feel at home amongst the rats and the stench o pish. We could then annihilate the present landscape of the weege and thus returning it to it's proper descriptive Gaelic name, the green place.

Just a thought likesy.

 

 

 

No before Friday though I'm due there for a hate fuck.

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Very interesting but why cant they be used for something

 

http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/magazine-25576814

I found this really interesting today when I read it but there seems to be more pictures now.

 

This doesn't mean I like you though.

 

There are disused tunnels in Glasgow and Edinburgh but not to the level of these pics. The fact some of these stations are still pretty well kept does beg the question of why they are not being used.

 

 

This is the station at the botanics in Glasgow http://farm6.staticflickr.com/5095/5529282682_97e9ab3167_z.jpg

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Some good detail on the stations (with pics) here too.

 

http://www.abandonedstations.org.uk/

 

The main problem with using them is the majority are situated on current running lines, a lot of the closures were due to other stations nearby expanding, and gaining a new entrance near the station in question, or just weren't used much in the first place - it was rare for entire lines to close. I'd imagine its pretty hard to adapt a building for another use when you have a couple of trains running down the middle of it every 60 seconds. Then there'd be the expense of bringing them up to modern standards - replacement ventilation, lifts, escalators etc. In some cases there is no ground level access at all remaining, so you'd need new entrance/service buildings. Land that wouldn't be cheap in C.London, even if it hadn't already been built over.

 

There have been some rumours of people coming up with ideas for them, but nothing has ever come off - the asking price for "Brompton Road" was apparently £20 million quid, so that might be part of the reason. Maybe the MOD want to hold onto them for some reason, I'd imagine they could be quite useful.

 

Subterranean London is fascinating. We've been building here for thousands of years, theres tons of shit down there!

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Aberdeen round about the Castlegate and Castlehill is supposed to be riddled with medieval passageways and random tunnels apparently.

I am pretty sure that there are loads o tunnels and passageways around that area of Abirdeen that are riddled, filthy area

 

I'm fascinated by the culvert that carries the Den Burn, goes underground at Gilcomston and does not reappear till just out in front of the Moorings Bar

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I am pretty sure that there are loads o tunnels and passageways around that area of Abirdeen that are riddled, filthy area

 

I'm fascinated by the culvert that carries the Den Burn, goes underground at Gilcomston and does not reappear till just out in front of the Moorings Bar

 

Between Bankhead park and Stoneywood papermill is a tunnel we called the Deviler, as a kid it was great going through it, proper explorer shit, must be near half a mile long, you had to catch it on a dry day as a burn runs through it.

 

I've heard of the tunnels you mean, meant to be a maze down there.

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Between Bankhead park and Stoneywood papermill is a tunnel we called the Deviler, as a kid it was great going through it, proper explorer shit, must be near half a mile long, you had to catch it on a dry day as a burn runs through it.

 

I've heard of the tunnels you mean, meant to be a maze down there.

I remember the divler.

Walking through there, zero light until you turned the slight corner and saw the end in sight.

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I remember the divler.

Walking through there, zero light until you turned the slight corner and saw the end in sight.

 

Security at the mill didn't take kindly to kids popping out of there. These days the youth will be battling on their PS4'S, little do they know the real fun to be had on your own doorstep. There were gaps in the cobblestones alongside the water, one wrong step and you had wet feet, at the time we thought it was one wrong step and you're nae coming out of that tunnel alive. :laughing:

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Security at the mill didn't take kindly to kids popping out of there. These days the youth will be battling on their PS4'S, little do they know the real fun to be had on your own doorstep. There were gaps in the cobblestones alongside the water, one wrong step and you had wet feet, at the time we thought it was one wrong step and you're nae coming out of that tunnel alive. :laughing:

 

got to agree this is taken from another site

 

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Borrowing a small idea from Hitler, why not transport the entire population of Glasgow, with unwarranted force, that goes without saying, and utilize such facilities. They would feel at home amongst the rats and the stench o pish. We could then annihilate the present landscape of the weege and thus returning it to it's proper descriptive Gaelic name, the green place.

Just a thought likesy.

 

 

 

No before Friday though I'm due there for a hate fuck.

 

 

:hysterical: I'm going to vote Jigot at the next election. Ps is your name Jigot related to Gigot?

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Between Bankhead park and Stoneywood papermill is a tunnel we called the Deviler, as a kid it was great going through it, proper explorer shit, must be near half a mile long, you had to catch it on a dry day as a burn runs through it.

 

I've heard of the tunnels you mean, meant to be a maze down there.

 

While we are reminiscing the wee burn that runs next to the Old Pulteney distillery was a frequent toilet of mine. So if you've ever drank the 21 yr old there is a fair to middling chance you've drank my pish.

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Borrowing a small idea from Hitler, why not transport the entire population of Glasgow, with unwarranted force, that goes without saying, and utilize such facilities. They would feel at home amongst the rats and the stench o pish. We could then annihilate the present landscape of the weege and thus returning it to it's proper descriptive Gaelic name, the green place.

Just a thought likesy.

 

 

 

No before Friday though I'm due there for a hate fuck.

 

Seconded.

 

May I suggest taking the opportunity to gas the cunts when they arrive? Don't follow Hitlers example on that one though - you won't trick weegies into taking a shower.

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:hysterical: I'm going to vote Jigot at the next election. Ps is your name Jigot related to Gigot?

:poster_oops: aye Ah spelt ma name fuckin' wrong at the start. Ah telt Rocket in a pm and he's kept shtoom. I wondered how long it would take tbh. I'm just glad nae cunt took me as a jig lovin hun

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Some wifie is already living underground in one of those old style public lavvies which she converted. Her windows are paving slabs with glass inserts, through which she can see people walking over the top of her home.

 

http://www.telegraph.co.uk/property/9462068/From-public-loo-to-private-home-in-pictures.html?frame=2303845

 

As city land becomes more expensive for bussiness/housing (esp in london) I bet some of these old stations will eventually be turned into subterranean offices or even housing.

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