The little thread of happiness

Bill

New member
\"Boy\". That\'s not patronising :rolleyes: I wasn\'t trying to be funny, or to patronise you. I was just saying that I think you took my jokey comment way more seriously than it was intended (I get the lizards comment now, but I don\'t play with them!). I don\'t know what you\'ve got against me, or rather what you think I have against you, but please take everything I say with a pinch of salt. What is it that\'s \"been going on for a while with [me]\"? ???

Sorry to drag the happiness thread down, that really wasn\'t my intention. What made me happy today was finding my physics module easy :)
Originally posted by Ebonbuddha
Don’t patronize me boy.

And the lizard comment was sarcasm from all of your post of animal pictures and photos of your holidays with bugs and what not. So my statement did come from knowledge.

You aren’t funny.



Originally posted by Bill
Chill out, man! Calling me \"some jackass who plays with lizards\" is just as \"big talk\" - as if you know any more about me than I do about you! We\'re on a forum for Christ\'s sake. And what the hell is the lizards reference? lol

Originally posted by Ebonbuddha
That is the second time you have said that. That’s big talk for some jackass who plays with lizards and doesn’t know a damn thing about me.

Piss off.


Originally posted by Bill
Maybe that\'s why you\'re such a miserable bastard? :D

Originally posted by Ebonbuddha
Yeah. Well, I just set my expectations higher.

Originally posted by Zora
EB: For some of us, yes.
 

Ebonbuddha

Active member
Actually Fizl, I envy you.you spend 50% of your time in a country with some amazing food. I\'m talking about India.

I love a good mutton curry or tandori chicken.

I never appreciated Indian food until I had it in little India in Singapore.


quote]Originally posted by Fizl
Sitting in the garden with the neighbour chatting, then helping her get the ivy off her window that had been climbing up. Then the upstairs neighbours coming down to help - ended up with 3 adults and 4 kids all helping out together

shaz


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krom1415

Active member
Originally posted by Fizl
Sitting in the garden with the neighbour chatting, then helping her get the ivy off her window that had been climbing up. Then the upstairs neighbours coming down to help - ended up with 3 adults and 4 kids all helping out together

shaz

Wow, thats sounds great Fizl, was it in the UK ? as my faith in my people is slowly diminishing at the moment, thats all lol :D
 

Springbok

New member
Its good to see that between the global orchestrated genocide and being robbed every time you visit a petrol pump, there is still some joy to be found!
@ Krom, I\'ve been called a fair few things in my life, but I like jedi reference, thanks!:beer:
 

Fizl

Secret Crocodile
Originally posted by krom1415
Originally posted by Fizl
Sitting in the garden with the neighbour chatting, then helping her get the ivy off her window that had been climbing up. Then the upstairs neighbours coming down to help - ended up with 3 adults and 4 kids all helping out together

shaz

Wow, thats sounds great Fizl, was it in the UK ? as my faith in my people is slowly diminishing at the moment, thats all lol :D

Yep, was in the UK, south london to be exact!

As for India - it is a wonderful place, I am really lucky to get to work over there so often. If you get the chance you really should get over there and try the real thing

Shaz
 

Sand Rat

New member
Took some pictures on my way to work -

Found out when I got here I was good to go on another job I had applied for - more money to keep the GF in the style to which she has become accustomed.
 

Shawn R. L.

New member
Having someone remind me to be grateful for all the \'little\' things in my life. Right now, I\'m grateful that I am able to sit at a computer, chat with the whole world and look at cool mini\'s while listening to nice music.
 
Sorry EB was not trying to upset you just making light of a tense situation between you and Bill.You sound like me the simple things are what you lookfor to make you happy.DD:cool:
 

Sand Rat

New member
@Liz - been there - done that got the T-shirts and the emotional scars to prove it.

@Pegazus - I\'d rather go now when its only 100-120 - it doesn\'t start to cool off until October over there - and August and September are 130-140 degree temperature time.
 

Ebonbuddha

Active member
No worries. Sorry if I made you feel like you did something wrong. But after a year (or has it been two) of smart arsed comments called \'jokes\' I felt I had to say something.


Originally posted by desertdragon1964
Sorry EB was not trying to upset you just making light of a tense situation between you and Bill.You sound like me the simple things are what you lookfor to make you happy.DD:cool:
 

arogers907

New member
There was a squirrel cavorting in the parking lot of my son\'s daycare this morning.

Not the rabid, frothing, \"I\'m gonna give you rabbies\" kinda squirrel

He was the big-eyed, goofy, \"Boy would I like one of your toasted almonds\" kinda squirrel.
 

Bill

New member
EB: Pm\'ed you..

I was happy today because I saw a green woodpecker and some rabbits when running after school. And because I had running in the first place, since the rest of Tuesday is always so crap lol
 

supervike

Super Moderator
Happiness is realizing that even in a \'happiness\' thread, there is still need for a boring old moderator....:rolleyes::D
 

lizcam

New member
Today\'s bit of happiness was watching my son\'s face as he signed up for guitar lessons with a pretty teacher about his age. Oh to be young again! :D
 

Mosch

Active member
Today I played guitar for 20 minutes, just going through scales, nothing fancy, nothing learned, no actual song, just some notes without even thinking about it. Forgot the time and my teacher did too. I just played... he got a phone call and left me sitting alone for short time.

I felt good. Not happy, but content. I did not reinvent blues or anything, but it was just satisfying. Hard to describe...
 
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