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Hey all, we're a team part based in Sheffield who work on a stop motion brawler party-game called Clodhoppers. We do all our dev in public and builds are free for everyone on our Discord. We'd love to have a few Sheffielders join in us for some games. Please do drop by our Discord and share with your friends (local and online play). Discord: http://bit.ly/ClayDisc Video:

Mobile app or use the website, but the app is useful as it gives the notifications for when a game is on. We send them out on a Monday usually and it's first come first served until we hit 14 players.

You should have an invite - please edit your name in Teamer so we know who you are!

Hi, What's your phone number & email address? We use an app called Teamer to do the organising and we'll add you to it. Alex

We're one short tonight for our regular fun kickabout at Goodwin (Broomhill) at 9pm. PM me if anyone would like a game. Age/ability doesn't matter.

We're short of a player this evening for our regular friendly game at Goodwin, Broomhill at 9pm. There is the opportunity to play relatively regularly. PM if available.

We play a friendly 6/7-a-side game at Goodwin (Broomhill) 9pm Wednesdays and are a couple of regulars short due to holidays, injuries and the like. All ages and abilities welcome, 16 or 60. PM for more info. Two spaces available tonight but contact me if you'd like to play in future.

Been a while since I've been in Sheffield - anyone up for drinks this evening, possibly Devonshire Cat from 9pm?

Will give them a ring

Hmm, can't find anything around there at Meadowhall (looking at the map). I don't know of anything nr the fire station/I have failed with Google. Most banks gave up on safety deposit boxes recently.

Anyone know of the nearest Safety Deposit Box service? Derby is my best find so far.

I'm always happy to meet people socially, whether for a cuppa, drink, film or walk. Feel free to pm me

I have a cat on my other puma which is off the road and retired. It's probably pretty old but it'd do the job for an mot.

I have a somewhat chavvy(!) but nice little Puma which has just failed an emissions test. The previous owner removed the cat and added a race manifold, as well as an after market exhaust. So either I need a nice MOT chap or a friendly mechanic to make a few changes (happy to be a helping hand, although I've never delved this deep into repairs/changes before).

Blizzard in broomhill* *also, no sign whatsoever of snow. Where is it?

On A Roll are coming back? Where and when? And thank god for that. Everywhere else in Broomhill is crap in comparison.

Take Back The Game - a new fan protest for those sick of price hikes and overpaid players. http://www.takebackthegame.org/

Twice I've been at lunch time and twice the burgers have run out!

£110? Only cost me £20 to get it up there!

If I had their details...!

I have a sofa that needs to be moved from the 2nd floor. It's a corner sofa and it's the corner part that won't fit down the stairs. It goes out the window easily, just needs roping down. It's probably helpful to send the other 2 parts down the same way. It's to go to a house 1/2 mile down the road although if it could be lifted down on the morning of friday 11th I can handle that part. A removal guy from here roped it up so I'm hoping someone here can rope it down!

In my rapid search for a house I've come across an end terrace which looks interesting and already had a loft conversion. However, there is a large, upside down V shaped crack (matching the roof shape overhead) in the loft on the wall adjoining the next terrace. It looks like it's been painted over but has got worse. I haven't had an extended look but I couldn't see any obvious problems in any rooms below although the bathroom ceiling looked a little saggy (other side of the house though). Is this a sign of subsidence, a faulty loft conversion, or a roof problem (the tiles are ridged - not the original tiles)? Obviously a surveyor will have to confirm, I'm just looking for an idea of what it is - circumstances mean I have to either buy now or not at all so I don't want to make an offer if it's likely to be subsidence. Cracking in my current place was down to the roof being heavy combined with a floor problem leading to roof spread - internal roof ties fixed it but at a cost!

One storey with a ground floor bathroom - no, horrible. Two storey, sure, if planning permission isn't problematic. I've seen a few on the back of small terraces, but mostly just one storey extensions.

20k for these small houses? Hmm, that's about double what I was expecting. Pretty much rules that out, especially as the stairway would replace the small bedroom anyway. Also considering a double storey extension + loft conversion (easier to do all in one go?) which I guess would be more like £30-40k but would give 3-4 bedrooms properly.

I'm quite specifically looking for a conversion cost etc for the types of houses on loxley road, toyne street etc. They have 1 ok bed and 1 tiny one, which is where a stairway would go. Converting the loft means 2 decent bedrooms but its all about the cost and what value it adds. This is for a prospective purchase. Thanks for the feedback so far.