What's good in this world?
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Toby
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What's good in this world?
Name 5 good things.
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Polishgirl
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Re: What's good in this world?
Monkey puzzle trees
Pantomime horses/ cows
Chips & curry sauce
Particularly furry caterpillars
The Baby Jesus
Pantomime horses/ cows
Chips & curry sauce
Particularly furry caterpillars
The Baby Jesus
echolalia wrote: I despise Prefab Sprout. It will be decades before “hot dog, jumping frog, Albuquerque” is surpassed as the most terrible lyric in pop history. That fucking bastard ruined all three things for me forever.
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harvey k-tel
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Re: What's good in this world?
Air
Water
Food
Booze
Music
Water
Food
Booze
Music
If you've got nothing to do, don't do it here.
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GoogaMooga
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Darkness_Fish
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Re: What's good in this world?
Raindrops on roses
Whiskers on kittens
Bright copper kettles
Warm woolen mittens
Blowjobs
Whiskers on kittens
Bright copper kettles
Warm woolen mittens
Blowjobs
Like fast-moving clouds casting shadows against a hillside, the melody-loop shuddered with a sense of the sublime, the awful unknowable majesty of the world.
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Samoan
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Re: What's good in this world?
Roast Beef (medium rare) and Yorkshire Pudding.
Gravy and Horseradish sauce.
Roast potatoes
Carrots
Sugar Snap peas
Gravy and Horseradish sauce.
Roast potatoes
Carrots
Sugar Snap peas
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Polishgirl
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Re: What's good in this world?
Darkness_Fish wrote:Raindrops on roses
Whiskers on kittens
Bright copper kettles
Warm woolen mittens
Bl*wjobs
In order of preference?
echolalia wrote: I despise Prefab Sprout. It will be decades before “hot dog, jumping frog, Albuquerque” is surpassed as the most terrible lyric in pop history. That fucking bastard ruined all three things for me forever.
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GoogaMooga
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Re: What's good in this world?
I'll give you twelve...
a long walk through a pleasant but unfamiliar area - and then home to a bath or some tea and cake OR BOTH
blasting a very favourite song loudly through headphones (especially when you haven't heard it for a while)
a train journey abroad
coming out of a film (that you weren't sure about) thinking 'fuck that was EXCELLENT'
a big bellylaugh - and then it comes back to you later and you laugh heartily AGAIN
watching wee kids playing - hiding from each other and giggling, calling their parents daft names like "Mister and Missus Poo-Poo", that kind of thing
waking up naturally - no alarms nor nothing, and probably being pleasantly surprised by how late it is - so you're 'slept out', as the Germans say
a little bit of revenge or similar - witnessing some wanker you work with have a load of plates fall on his head, for example
meeting someone really cool for the first time
the feeling of mind-expansion when you finally fully grasp a tricky concept OR work out a difficult piano piece or similar
the feeling of satisfaction when you come back from a big shop and stuff your fridge full and know you've got a big choice of very nice things for a few days
water fights - until everybody is drenched and they don't care (and are probably out of control laughing)
a long walk through a pleasant but unfamiliar area - and then home to a bath or some tea and cake OR BOTH
blasting a very favourite song loudly through headphones (especially when you haven't heard it for a while)
a train journey abroad
coming out of a film (that you weren't sure about) thinking 'fuck that was EXCELLENT'
a big bellylaugh - and then it comes back to you later and you laugh heartily AGAIN
watching wee kids playing - hiding from each other and giggling, calling their parents daft names like "Mister and Missus Poo-Poo", that kind of thing
waking up naturally - no alarms nor nothing, and probably being pleasantly surprised by how late it is - so you're 'slept out', as the Germans say
a little bit of revenge or similar - witnessing some wanker you work with have a load of plates fall on his head, for example
meeting someone really cool for the first time
the feeling of mind-expansion when you finally fully grasp a tricky concept OR work out a difficult piano piece or similar
the feeling of satisfaction when you come back from a big shop and stuff your fridge full and know you've got a big choice of very nice things for a few days
water fights - until everybody is drenched and they don't care (and are probably out of control laughing)
Darkness_Fish wrote:This is a big fucking mess of absolute shit from the off.
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Toby
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Re: What's good in this world?
I'm really tempted to write WELL GAY after that but can't..
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Goat Boy
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Re: What's good in this world?
That moment when an album clicks
The first mouthful of an ice cold coke on a hot day
When you actually have a decent and meaningful conversation with a total stranger
The purr of a cat
The moment you arrive home after a holiday and put the kettle on
When an attractive lass eyes you up
lawrence of Arabia on the big screen
Cup of tea and a biscuit
A dip in a warm ocean
Seeing a dog with his head stuck out a window
Listening to music on ecstasy
Really great nan bread
Watching some politican you hate lose their seat
The first mouthful of an ice cold coke on a hot day
When you actually have a decent and meaningful conversation with a total stranger
The purr of a cat
The moment you arrive home after a holiday and put the kettle on
When an attractive lass eyes you up
lawrence of Arabia on the big screen
Cup of tea and a biscuit
A dip in a warm ocean
Seeing a dog with his head stuck out a window
Listening to music on ecstasy
Really great nan bread
Watching some politican you hate lose their seat
Griff wrote:The notion that Jeremy Corbyn, a lifelong vocal proponent of antisemitism, would stand in front of an antisemitic mural and commend it is utterly preposterous.
Copehead wrote:we have lost touch with anything normal
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Goat Boy
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Re: What's good in this world?
Toby wrote:I'm really tempted to write WELL GAY after that but can't..
Totes gay.
Griff wrote:The notion that Jeremy Corbyn, a lifelong vocal proponent of antisemitism, would stand in front of an antisemitic mural and commend it is utterly preposterous.
Copehead wrote:we have lost touch with anything normal
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Polishgirl
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Re: What's good in this world?
Dogs galumphing on the beach.
echolalia wrote: I despise Prefab Sprout. It will be decades before “hot dog, jumping frog, Albuquerque” is surpassed as the most terrible lyric in pop history. That fucking bastard ruined all three things for me forever.
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Toby
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Re: What's good in this world?
Goat Boy wrote:That moment when an album clicks
The first mouthful of an ice cold coke on a hot day
When you actually have a decent and meaningful conversation with a total stranger
The purr of a cat
The moment you arrive home after a holiday and put the kettle on
When an attractive lass eyes you up
lawrence of Arabia on the big screen
Cup of tea and a biscuit
A dip in a warm ocean
Seeing a dog with his head stuck out a window
Listening to music on ecstasy
Really great nan bread
Watching some politican you hate lose their seat
This is positively APPALLING
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Goat Boy
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Re: What's good in this world?
Up yer bum, twat!
Griff wrote:The notion that Jeremy Corbyn, a lifelong vocal proponent of antisemitism, would stand in front of an antisemitic mural and commend it is utterly preposterous.
Copehead wrote:we have lost touch with anything normal
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Dor-Relip Hotels and Bathings
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Re: What's good in this world?
I'd ask to see Toby's list but it might be a bit reliant on prawns
Darkness_Fish wrote:This is a big fucking mess of absolute shit from the off.
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hippopotamus
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Re: What's good in this world?
A hot drink on a cold day
the way toddlers run
Instant access to images (or GIFS!!!) of baby hedgehogs taking a bath
Not dying of preventable diseases
Discovering a book like the Third Policeman exists,even when you sort of knew you'd like it but you had no idea how good it would be
the way toddlers run
Instant access to images (or GIFS!!!) of baby hedgehogs taking a bath
Not dying of preventable diseases
Discovering a book like the Third Policeman exists,even when you sort of knew you'd like it but you had no idea how good it would be
Diamond Dog wrote:nev gash wrote:What is point?
Indeed, what is point?
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$P.Muff$
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Re: What's good in this world?
Hanging with my dog
Riding my bike
Having enough weed to last through winter
Not being in debt
Thanksgiving being nearly over
Riding my bike
Having enough weed to last through winter
Not being in debt
Thanksgiving being nearly over
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hippopotamus
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Re: What's good in this world?
Goat Boy wrote:Up yer bum, twat!
is that really on your list?
Diamond Dog wrote:nev gash wrote:What is point?
Indeed, what is point?
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Darkness_Fish
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Re: What's good in this world?
Polishgirl wrote:Darkness_Fish wrote:Raindrops on roses
Whiskers on kittens
Bright copper kettles
Warm woolen mittens
Bl*wjobs
In order of preference?
To be honest, I don't really care for the taste, probably shouldn't be there.
Modern chrome kettles are a big improvement.
Like fast-moving clouds casting shadows against a hillside, the melody-loop shuddered with a sense of the sublime, the awful unknowable majesty of the world.