Loser rating...

What is your loser rating?

If you post on a football forum in your spare time you are at least a 2 out of 10. If you post more than once a week you are a 3 or more out of ten.

Are we all just losers with no proper mates?

What geeky stuff do you not normally admit that you enjoy?

1. I sometimes read Readers Digest on the loo.
2. I quite like documentaries.
3. I actually enjoy being a referee.

1. I'm currently collecting the Midsomer Murders DVD's and find them quite addictive.
2. I love quiz night at the pub.
3. I have the 6th most posts of anybody on another board, on top of my contributions on BA and a fair bit of gloating on a Sheffield Wednesday board.

1 - I was a chess champion in my youth.

2 - Once captained a footy team to win a (very small) international competition held in France.

3 - For a brief period many years ago, I was a mobile DJ!

Clearly some strong opposition here.

I used to be a wargamer and I still like (some) jazz.

doffcocker wrote:1. I'm currently collecting the Midsomer Murders DVD's and find them quite addictive.

Please don't post here again, I cannot take you seriously anymore.

Love jazz and even go to a jazz club at least once a month

Collect Dr Who DVD's - both the classic and new series

Enjoy science-type documentaries

I ran the Bolton Marathon in 1981.

I have seen every season of 24.

I enjoy fly on the wall documentaries.

On Wednesday I plan to varnish some table legs.

Reebok Trotter wrote:I ran the Bolton Marathon in 1981.

I have seen every season of 24.

I wouldn't put those two in the loser category - exactly the opposite in fact.

It took me nearly six hours to finish the marathon!

Every season of 24 not loser material? The last season was even more ridiculous than the previous one! and ... er... I watched every episode so I should know.

Seriously the plots are unbelievable but the writing is amazingly good with cliff hanger after cliff hanger. I hope they don't do any more so that I can just remember it the way it was.

xmiles wrote:Every season of 24 not loser material? The last season was even more ridiculous than the previous one! and ... er... I watched every episode so I should know.

Seriously the plots are unbelievable but the writing is amazingly good with cliff hanger after cliff hanger. I hope they don't do any more so that I can just remember it the way it was.

I think every man would want to be like Jack Bauer.

When he got the radiation poisoning but still survived really did it for me.

I listen to Radio 4.

I like peanut butter now.

I never miss an issue of the 'Radio Times'.

My CD collecion is in alphabetial order and I go mad if someone messes even one up.

I've never had an orgasm.

Like watching programmes about the Second World War.

looking at old photos of Bolton,anything historical about Bolton.

Used to like watching Showjumping.

I have had thousands of orgasms although there was nobody else around for approximately 50% of them.

I am convinced that 7 of my sexual partners were faking their orgasms which is statistically unlikely as 39% of females claim never to have had one. That said, despite my best efforts I have not yet made love with 39% of females.

I support Bolton Wanderers.

I moderate two forums, play Fifa 12 on my PC, my hobbies include creating boots for the aforementioned Fifa 12 on PC and I am a grown-assed man.

I once went to Bolton.

I once shagged a chick from Bolton.

When I make love to my wives I often dream about a world with no Bolton.

Where I live at the moment, folk would refer to you as a ' Gorton Tanker.'

Banks of the Croal wrote:looking at old photos of Bolton,anything historical about Bolton.

ditto - Bolton has such a fascinating history, from humble beginnings to where we are now and , must admit, I, too, like seeing old photographs of the town. Also have to admit that one of my favourite columns in the Bolton News is the Looking Back section.



Funnily enough a lot of Bolton colloquialisms have their origins from the Flemish language (yes, which is very close to the Dutch language apart from a few prenunciations) due to the major influx of Flemish workers during the Industrial Revolution.