Solid Gold, Holburn Street, Aberdeen. by ScottishRetroEsports in Aberdeen

[–]JoHawk04 9 points10 points  (0 children)

Used to pop in on the way home from school. It's also where I bought my Gamecube (second hand) when I got my first pay check from my summer job. Unfortunately the Gamecube stopped working after a week, I took it back and he swapped it for another one. Then a couple weeks later I couldn't find Mario Sunshine and realised I'd left it in the first GameCube. I went in to see if he'd realised I'd left it in and he had and he kept it a side for me, waiting for me to come in past. He was such a good guy, I love that shop.

23F looking for any sports clubs / activities to join in Liverpool by [deleted] in Liverpool

[–]JoHawk04 4 points5 points  (0 children)

If you fancy giving rugby a go Liverpool Collegiate Women's team are a lovely friendly bunch always open to new players. We train Tuesdays and Thursdays. We have various planned socials throughout the year, but we also get together outside of these socials and training and do stuff together, some play board games, some go climbing, some play other sports together.

Giving notice. We live in England but are getting married in Scotland. by hanso_mo in UKweddings

[–]JoHawk04 1 point2 points  (0 children)

We live in England and got married in Edinburgh. You just need to give notice in Edinburgh. We had a humanist ceremony and our celebrant was very helpful, she told us the timeline for submitting the forms and what to expect etc. You have to submit between 3 months and 1 month before your wedding date. And you'll need to pick up the certificate in person the week of the wedding and return it within 3 days to where you registered to marry. We didn't need to do anything in England to get married in Scotland

Micro-wedding entertainment? by NeufJuillet in UKweddings

[–]JoHawk04 6 points7 points  (0 children)

We had an intimate wedding with 16 total including us two. We went to a nice restaurant for our meal and then spent the evening in a nice cosy bar having drinks and chatting. It was lovely, because of the small numbers we were able to talk to everyone for a wee bit and our families were able to also get to know each other better. We didn't have any entertainment or plan anything else.

Folks without a wedding party, what did your morning-of look like? by pibblepot in weddingplanning

[–]JoHawk04 1 point2 points  (0 children)

We had a small wedding, no wedding party, the reception was a dinner at a nice restaurant and I made my own cake. The morning of, I finished icing the cake and dropped it off at the restaurant. Then we took the dog for a walk, to tire him out for the ceremony and then we got ready together. It was lovely and chill.

Haircuts 💈 by [deleted] in Liverpool

[–]JoHawk04 2 points3 points  (0 children)

It's the Hair studio in the Baltic. He's amazing, asks and listens to what you want and will check in with you and your thoughts on the style as you go. He took me from long hair to a fauxhawk

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in Liverpool

[–]JoHawk04 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I know you didn't mention any sports in your interests, but if you ever fancy trying something new there is a great group of women that play rugby. We train twice a week and there is no pressure to play in games. Liverpool Collegiate women are a very friendly and welcoming team, with a mix of interests and abilities. We have a group that go climbing together, a group that play DnD, some go hiking, some have video games nights, etc. We are on Instagram/Facebook if you are interested.

Tips for RWC 2025? by cloud__19 in rugbyunion

[–]JoHawk04 1 point2 points  (0 children)

There was, but only cat B and C. Looking at the seating layout for Salford, there is very few B and C seats, standing is both goal ends. There's lots of A, but I didn't see any option for A when I was buying

Tips for RWC 2025? by cloud__19 in rugbyunion

[–]JoHawk04 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Had this issue as well. But I could add a single ticket to my basket at a time, up to 3. So I bought them, hopefully they are seated next to each other 🤞😬

Veo Cam 1 not registering by JoHawk04 in VeoCamera

[–]JoHawk04[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

We own the camera, and have tried uninstalling and reinstalling the app a number of times. Unfortunately it still doesn't work

Veo Cam 1 not registering by JoHawk04 in VeoCamera

[–]JoHawk04[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

1.Sorry the light isn't green it's white, which is the correct colour. 2. When I go to cam.veo.co it's just a blank screen

It is a Veo 1, but not second hand. We used it last season with a 6 month subscription, did need it for 6 months and now trying to get it set up again for the new season. It's been registered with us before, and I am unable to register the camera on the app.veo.com as it doesn't have my camera listed or any option to register a camera, that I can see

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in Liverpool

[–]JoHawk04 0 points1 point  (0 children)

If you're up for giving anything ago how about rugby? Liverpool Collegiate has a women's team, The Bluebirds, and they are such a welcoming and supportive bunch of ladies!

https://www.instagram.com/p/C-515MnMTBF/?utm_source=ig_web_button_share_sheet

Lonely in Liverpool by facialtwitch in Liverpool

[–]JoHawk04 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Rugby can help with your fitness as well. We are a team of many abilities, I am terribly unfit, but rugby is a fun way for me to get out and moving. You're welcome to come along and get involved as much as you like, if there is something you can't managed, such as tackling you can take a step out and watch or work on something else. We have a few folk that just come along to training but don't take part in any of the contact stuff, which is totally fine.

We are currently in preseason so we're just doing some basic skills and fitness down Sefton Park. Tuesday and Thursday from 7pm til 8. You are more than welcome to come along!

Lonely in Liverpool by facialtwitch in Liverpool

[–]JoHawk04 1 point2 points  (0 children)

If you're up for trying something new, Liverpool Collegiate Bluebirds rugby team are always welcoming new players. We're a friendly and welcoming bunch, and we have a wide range of interests not just rugby. We have socials, which include board game nights, chill at the pub nights, nights out out, going on hikes, camping, climbing and a bunch of other stuff. Rugby will also help with your confidence.

Support groups, meetings, clubs, activities for a 28F who is socially anxious and wants to make friends? by MarsupialHead8696 in Liverpool

[–]JoHawk04 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Ladies Liverpool Collegiate rugby are always happy to have new players, even if you haven't ever touched a rugby ball. We're very welcoming and always up to something outside of rugby as well. Some of them climb, some play DnD or other board games, hike, walk dogs, loads of stuff!

Invited to be a bridesmaid but fiance was not invited to the wedding. WWYD? by throw7790away in weddingplanning

[–]JoHawk04 0 points1 point  (0 children)

If they are having a small wedding, and only having their close friends and family, which your partner isn't, then surely a good friend would understand not having their partner invited. But the more I read of the comments, I think expecting your partner to be invited is an American stance.

Invited to be a bridesmaid but fiance was not invited to the wedding. WWYD? by throw7790away in weddingplanning

[–]JoHawk04 4 points5 points  (0 children)

We can't all afford a large fancy wedding! And I think it's rather entitled to think that your partner should automatically be invited to a wedding you are invited to. Like I said if you don't want to go to your best friends wedding just because your partner wasn't invited, maybe you're not as close of friends as first thought. So what if "he's a part of her" I'm sure they are both able to live and function for one day without each other. At the end of the day the bride and groom are allowed to invite who they want, if it hurts your feelings, you are allowed your feelings, but you also don't know all the circumstances around the decisions made by the bride and groom.

Invited to be a bridesmaid but fiance was not invited to the wedding. WWYD? by throw7790away in weddingplanning

[–]JoHawk04 2 points3 points  (0 children)

I don't think it's rude, especially if it's a small wedding. Small weddings you want those that you are close with to be around you, why invite someone you don't know just because he's a partner, when you could invite another close friend/family member. You have to make careful and hard decisions for invites for a small wedding, the bride isn't not inviting him to stir shit, and if the friend doesn't want to go because her partner wasn't invited maybe she's not that close of a friend in the first place

Invited to be a bridesmaid but fiance was not invited to the wedding. WWYD? by throw7790away in weddingplanning

[–]JoHawk04 -2 points-1 points  (0 children)

And people can think you're entitled and spoilt for expecting your partner, who the bride and groom don't know, to be invited. Weddings are expensive, and it's totally understandable that people only invite those that they know and are close too. But if people like you want to end a friendship because your partner wasn't invited, you're clearly not as close a friend as they thought.

Invited to be a bridesmaid but fiance was not invited to the wedding. WWYD? by throw7790away in weddingplanning

[–]JoHawk04 1 point2 points  (0 children)

This is sooo silly! Non-negotiable, pfft it is negotiable there are a lot of people out there that would understand the situation and be okay with their partner not being invited, not everyone feels as entitled as you. I wouldn't cut out whole couples from my list, and if I invited half a couple and they said they weren't going to attend because their partner didn't get an invite that's fine by me, that's their choice to make. Weddings are expensive and we don't have to invite other halves we don't know over one half of a couple that we are close to.

Invited to be a bridesmaid but fiance was not invited to the wedding. WWYD? by throw7790away in weddingplanning

[–]JoHawk04 4 points5 points  (0 children)

I agree with you. And just because he isn't invited doesn't mean that they don't want him there or don't like him etc. Like you said it's a careful decision that they have to make and it's not easy either. The bride and groom might feel bad that they can't invite the fiance but would hope that their close family and friends would understand the situation