Is this sad?

[bod666]

So i'm walking round Leeds city centre tonight on a works night out and recognising landmarks by "yup, shagged a wg in that building" - is that wrong? 

[socks]

Can't be helped I'd have thought. Indeed if I've a choice of routes I'll often make a decision based on whether it takes me past a house of happy memories, or if there's more than one that does it, which way takes me past the most!!

[costa]

Wouldn't say it was sad - just memory's , will say it's how I learned my way round Leeds either driving the subberbs or the city centre . Before I only new briggate

[justfornow]

So i'm walking round Leeds city centre tonight on a works night out and recognising landmarks by "yup, shagged a wg in that building" - is that wrong? 

it is if it was a negative...good life if a building puts a smile on your face

I have that too so no worries. I would say it's an acquired punter trait

[anonyorks]

I always seem to get a hard on anytime I go near the dock area nowadays due to the memories I have there

[justfornow]

I always seem to get a hard on anytime I go near the dock area nowadays due to the memories I have there

hahahaha i hate that...sometimes you're on the bus, or just walking down the street...you think about that 1 hour last week that was spectacular..."omg i'm getting a woodie "

so you start looking for you punting phone and cycle starts again