Happiness is......

Queen-Mise

Queen-Mise wrote: »

I'd go to the guards - the whole thing sounds dodgy. See if they will give him a verbal warning to leave you alone.

Hang on, isnt this thread meant to be about happiness?

Happiness is having a raw steak on a hot stone. Slicing a bit of rare steak off and enjoying it... and knowing due to the hot stone every slice following it is going to be that _little_ bit more done.... until the last slice which is somewhere between medium rare and well done.

A plethora of meat experiences and tastes all on one stone/plate, all on one night. THATS happiness

Winston Payne

The King of Moo wrote: »

As a non-boxer, I'd always assumed that winning a boxing match was an incredibly unhappy experience.

Read Hajime no Ippo. It's free on Mangafox.

im invisible

I worked as a waiter once, woman ordered a steak, i asked how would she like it cooked, and she says 'oh, medium-rare to well'
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medium it is so

MickFleetwood

Winston Payne wrote: »

Read Hajime no Ippo. It's free on Mangafox.

I love that manga. :cool:

yuloni

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Vicar in a tutu

Happiness is finally starting a relationship with someone you've wanted to for ages, then falling into proper love with them and them feeling the same:D

Ruudi_Mentari

Vicar in a tutu wrote: »

then falling into proper love with them and them feeling the same:D

ah.

the process of the woman becoming the man and the man, the woman dis can only be how you say.. spontaneous?

Simultaneous.

9959

SunKing wrote: »

.... a warm gun

For obvious reasons, hearing John Lennon sing those words always leaves me cold.

On a lighter note, an even more profound Liverpudlian sang:

"When you go measuring my success
Don't count my money, but my happiness"

He sang that song in 1964, in 1989 he was charged but acquitted of tax evasion, despite admitting to having £336,000 stashed in suitcases in the attic of his house.

"Don't do what I do, do what I sing", Ken Dodd never said.

Itwasntme.

MickFleetwood wrote: »

That's an incredibly weird thing to think.

Incredibly odd.

You've been training hard for weeks for a fight, you engage in your sporting event [the bout] and you win. It's the same as winning a tennis match. Would you think tennis players are incredibly unhappy after they win a tennis match?

I dislike it when it's hard to detect cheek in a post. I would hate to try and un-lol.

The King of Moo

MickFleetwood wrote: »

That's an incredibly weird thing to think.

Incredibly odd.

You've been training hard for weeks for a fight, you engage in your sporting event [the bout] and you win. It's the same as winning a tennis match. Would you think tennis players are incredibly unhappy after they win a tennis match?

I don't know, probably only a tennis player would understand that feeling.
:pac::pac::pac::pac::pac:

NegativeCreep

C17H21NO4

Although, not so much happy as confident and crazy :L

MickFleetwood

The King of Moo wrote: »

I don't know, probably only a tennis player would understand that feeling.
:pac::pac::pac::pac::pac:

Why would you think somebody would be incredibly unhappy for excelling in their sport?

"Damn, I'm the winner, gonna go home and cry myself to sleep. Wish I lost."

The King of Moo

MickFleetwood wrote: »

Why would you think somebody would be incredibly unhappy for excelling in their sport?

"Damn, I'm the winner, gonna go home and cry myself to sleep. Wish I lost."

I don't really think that. I'm lolling at...

MickFleetwood wrote: »

Winning a boxing match.

Those who box understand what I mean.

... which implied that non-boxers would not understand that winning a boxing match makes a boxer happy.

Coffeeteasugar

good friends, a bottle of wine coupled with a sense of contentment that everything in the present moment is going ok.

Il Trap

Scruffles wrote: »

am aspiring to gain as many animals as possible,they are what makes life in own circumstance.
chickens,cats and horses!
it has been a lifelong dream to get a horse [doesnt matter if its a miniture shetland or unbroken as riding isnt necesary] have had profound connections with them since a young age and dont connect/interact with humans so woud dearly love a horse.
the cheap thing is buying them [not that theyre cheap in this country mind] the expensive thing is insurance,shoeing and farrier visits,worming,hay, stable rent etc and living in residential care have not got the ability to just get up and go look after them as we do not have enough staff per person to just do that when we want.

Sorry Ted, I got a little tired of the whole rabbit idea, so I bought 12 Rottweilers instead.

Eve_Dublin

Being loved and doing something that makes me proud of myself.

longshanks

New socks. The first time you put them on. Secks ual.

BraziliaNZ

racso1975 wrote: »

Waking up in the morning to discover one of my two boys have snoke into the bed and have an arm wrapped around me

Tilda Swinton over here

nemesisdg

Changing into warm dry clothes after being in cold wet ones. Its pretty nice.

Also couch cuddles.

Adrien Broner

New socks sliding onto your feet.

Eating delicious food.

Finishing a great workout.

Great sex.

Humiliating my opponents so they cry.

The King of Moo

Adrien Broner wrote: »

Eating delicious food.

Finishing a great workout.

Great sex.

Humiliating my opponents so they cry.

They're usually the same thing for me.

9959

Condi wrote: »

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'Liberty':
Happiness is - reading a post by Condi and seeing some free advertising.

Sir,
As a handsomely remunerated Non-Executive Director of 'It's Gonna Cost Ya' Car Insurance.ie, I find myself sitting in this plush well-appointed office with little or nothing to do. Imagine my surprise therefore, when I stumbled across the room...................*falls asleep drunk BEFORE boozy lunch*

MickFleetwood

Adrien Broner wrote: »

New socks sliding onto your feet.

Eating delicious food.

Finishing a great workout.

Great sex.

Humiliating my opponents so they cry.

OMG IT'S ADRIEN THE PROBLEM BRONER!!!

unknowngirl!!

Having a hot shower and then using a nice smelling body lotion... Perfection!

kfallon

unknowngirl!! wrote: »

Having a hot shower and then using a nice smelling body lotion... Perfection!

Having a hot shower after playing football on a very cold Winter's night, tis like defrosting

As for nice smelling body lotions.....does Radox shower gel count? :pac:

razorgil

......the tickle of soft grass through my toes, with the sun warming my bare back, walking to the pub through the fields, mid-august, for a half dozen large cider, on ice, good tunes blarin outta the speakers, with good company......

unknowngirl!!

kfallon wrote: »

As for nice smelling body lotions.....does Radox shower gel count? :pac:

Nawh! Has to be the good stuff that smells really good and gets really foamy! Try it, you'll never go back

kfallon

unknowngirl!! wrote: »

Nawh! Has to be the good stuff that smells really good and gets really foamy! Try it, you'll never go back

I only have a 5-10 min window to shower after football, can't waste time lathering meself up and lighting candles etc! My loss I know but I'll have to stick with the radox!

unknowngirl!!

kfallon wrote: »

I only have a 5-10 min window to shower after football, can't waste time lathering meself up and lighting candles etc! My loss I know but I'll have to stick with the radox!

There is a lot of lathering that can be done in 5-10 min!

kfallon

unknowngirl!! wrote: »

There is a lot of lathering that can be done in 5-10 min!

True but it's usually a quick in and out cos I'll be showering again first thing in the morn!

Happiness is also a warm bed on a windy and rainy night outside

ITS_A_BADGER

unknowngirl!! wrote: »

There is a lot of lathering that can be done in 5-10 min!

Sounds fun :P

kfallon

ITS_A_BADGER wrote: »

Sounds fun :P

Never had a shower??? :pac:

lsrec

Hearing my little girl giggle with delight .

herisson

Happiness is a decent ride after a dry spell! :pac::o

ITS_A_BADGER

kfallon wrote: »

Never had a shower??? :pac:

Doent sound as fun as a foamy bath tho :pac:

kfallon

Pixie-Fairy wrote: »

Happiness is a decent ride after a dry spell! :pac::o

You might want to clarify what you mean by that.......

kfallon

Adrien Broner wrote: »

New socks sliding onto your feet willy.

Eating delicious food.

Finishing a great workout.

Great sex.

Humiliating my opponents so they cry.

FYP

pragmatic1

2mg of xanax.

herisson

kfallon wrote: »

You might want to clarify what you mean by that.......

after not getting one in a while......good enough clarification for ya? :P

kfallon

Pixie-Fairy wrote: »

after not getting one in a while......good enough clarification for ya? :P

Phew, thought it was a problem down below!

Cup of tea and a ham sandwich can be bliss at certain times!

herisson

kfallon wrote: »

Phew, thought it was a problem down below!

Cup of tea and a ham sandwich can be bliss at certain times!

My gee is fine, thanks for your concern :pac:

Sh1tbag OToole

Deleted User wrote: »

I am ashamed to say I put "dafuq" into urban dictionary.

Put it into Google Earth

candy-gal1

Late night Koka noodles snackage, and Ghost on dvd

Clandestine

When I do something solitary like listening to music or reading a book.

HappyAsLarE

Happiness is just sadness without expectations.

greenspurs

is .... ejaculating.














nuff said .......

Ficheall

herisson wrote: »

My gee is fine, thanks for your concern :pac:

PM sent.

CruelCoin

For me, happiness is being 30m beneath the waves swimming with sharks.

Just back from my annual pilgrimage to the Red Sea and I miss her already.

valoren

Happiness for me is just before arriving at a golf driving range and the anticipation of shortly hitting golf balls. For me it's akin to a child on Christmas morning going down the stairs to open presents. The excitement of the balls filling up the basket from the machine. Actually hitting the balls where I want is irrelevant as it's that serotonin of the anticipation that drives the happiness, pardon the pun.

The Tetrarch

transitory.