Nostradamus

Eyes down.

Once upon a time, there was a gambling forum called TGC, which was as lively as a casino with plenty of drama, laughter and tears. However, its owner, Rocknrolla, was more of a jester than a king, as he constantly promised big things but delivered very little. Rocknrolla was known for his enthusiasm for creating various competitions on TGC, ranging from slot tournaments to poker games, but he often forgot to follow through with them. For example, he once announced a grand pairs slot competition, members paired up, discussed which slot to choice, but even after many many prompts, this competition never achieved lift off. To make matters worse, Rocknrolla relied on a sidekick called Hackz, who was the TGC dogsbody, to run most of the forum's daily operations. Hackz had to deal with all sorts of complaints, trolls, and technical issues, while Rocknrolla spent his time making silly videos and posting them on his YouTube channel. Despite Hackz's hard work and dedication, he received little recognition or compensation for his efforts. He often joked about quitting TGC and becoming a professional bingo caller, but he couldn't resist the lure of the forum's drama and occasional rewards. However, as time went by, TGC's popularity declined, and Rocknrolla's inability to fulfill his promises became more apparent. Members started to leave the forum, and the few who remained were either loyal supporters or trolls who enjoyed stirring up trouble. Rocknrolla tried to salvage the situation by hosting more competitions and giveaways, but his efforts were in vain. His latest idea was to create a virtual casino on TGC, where members could play games for fun or real money, but he never bothered to obtain a proper gambling license or invest in proper security measures. As a result, TGC became a haven for hackers and scammers, who exploited the site's vulnerabilities and stole members' personal information and funds. Rocknrolla and Hackz were powerless to stop them, and many members lost their trust in the forum's integrity. In the end, TGC's demise was inevitable, and Rocknrolla and Hackz were left to ponder their next move in life. Rocknrolla decided to focus on his YouTube career and tried to distance himself from TGC's failure, while Hackz contemplated his options, which included starting his own gambling forum or pursuing his dream of becoming a bingo caller. Meanwhile, the former members of TGC shared their memories and jokes about the forum's downfall, creating a virtual wake for a once-vibrant community. They mocked Rocknrolla's empty promises, Hackz's thankless job, and the forum's lack of security, but they also reminisced about the friendships, rivalries, and laughs they had shared. As they said their goodbyes to TGC, they knew that gambling forums come and go, but the memories and lessons learned will stay with them forever. And who knows, maybe one day, they'll meet again in another virtual casino or a real one, and laugh about TGC's demise over a round of drinks or a game of bingo.

A slightly basic answer you have posted. My take on it, is this. Cosplay is a portmanteau of the words costume and play, and refers to the act of dressing up and embodying a character from a work of fiction or pop culture. This hobby has gained immense popularity over the past few decades, with fans of all ages and backgrounds participating in events and competitions centered around cosplay. The origins of cosplay can be traced back to science fiction conventions in the 1930s and 1940s, where fans would dress up as characters from their favorite books and movies. However, it wasn't until the 1980s that cosplay began to gain mainstream recognition, as Japanese fans of anime and manga began to dress up as characters from these mediums at events known as "dōjinshi" or fan conventions. The popularity of anime and manga cosplay soon spread throughout the world, with fans from all corners of the globe embracing the hobby and bringing their own unique cultural influences to it. Today, cosplay encompasses a wide range of genres, from science fiction and fantasy to video games, comics, and even real-life historical figures. For many, cosplay is more than just a hobby or pastime - it is a way to express themselves creatively, to connect with like-minded individuals, and to explore their own identities through the characters they choose to portray. Cosplay can also serve as a form of escapism, allowing fans to step into the shoes of their favorite characters and experience a sense of empowerment and freedom. One of the most unique aspects of cosplay is the level of dedication and skill that many cosplayers put into their costumes and performances. From crafting intricate props and weapons to perfecting their makeup and hair, cosplayers go to great lengths to create a truly immersive experience for themselves and others. Overall, cosplay is a celebration of creativity, fandom, and the power of imagination. It has evolved over the years to become a global phenomenon, bringing people from all walks of life together to celebrate their shared love of pop culture and the characters that have captured their hearts and imaginations.

Your back from your hiatus I see, I look forward to your many posts, and then i predict your will vanish like a vapour again.

Good luck all, I have an unfair advantage obviously, So I will not be entering. I however have a question. Are certain people still waiting for the spin on the wheel from 2020? Also is there any movement on the Slots pair competitions from must be the late 1990s? I was going to mention the competition that was muted in September last year, but i predict this is like a damp airbomb, and will never ignite. In many ways from what I read the TGC comps are much like getting paid out by an unlicensed Curaçao casino.

What is chocking does it involve ice-cream?

Oh @Jok3st3r is a Female, I did not see that coming. I maybe need to change my name.

Who is @Jok3st3r and what are "chebs" Size 8 is average up North I seem to remember from History lessons, something to do with weather conditions.

Are they small? Look fairly average I would say size 9 maybe. I have heard a lot about you @RouletteMonkey are you presiding in the UK?

Well you are a very clean individual and I commend you, in the way you keep them so sparkling fresh (box) You are of course correct in your thinking, I should have predicted this. Pavements are impressive really, handy things making life easier, much like small tables can come in handy for a myriad of things.

@Blacko how do you keep your trainers so White, living in the quagmires up North? I suspect this is indeed not you...........

Not 100% sure maybe, Norton Gardens or if your the othersude Runcorn.

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A Great question i feel if the universe is infinitely big, (And that hasnt been proven) then the answer is simply that it isn't expanding into anything; instead, what is happening is that every region of the universe, every distance between every pair of galaxies, is being "stretched", but the overall size of the universe was infinitely big to begin with and continues to remain infinitely big as time goes on, so the universe's size doesn't change, and therefore it doesn't expand into anything. If, on the other hand, the universe has a finite size, then it may be legitimate to claim that there is something "outside of the universe" that the universe is expanding into. However, because we are, by definition, stuck within the space that makes up our universe and have no way to observe anything outside of it, this ceases to be a question that can be answered scientifically. So the answer in that case is that we really don't know what, if anything, the universe is expanding into.

The thing is i Bow to @MrUKHackz knowledge on this, all i know is you dont want to walking down Cumnor Road with a hoodie worth more than £5.00, Its like South LA down there.