Stuff You Love

Feisar

So what do you like/love?

Other halves/kids aside what makes you go aah?

I'm an oddball, I collect knives, some cost circa. €400 however one of my favs costs about a tenner. An Opinel No 9, simple in it's design there's something beautiful about it. Indeed it made it's way into an exhibition of the 100 best-designed objects in the world, held at London’s Victoria and Albert Museum in 1985.

Autecher

Feisar wrote: »

So what do you like/love?

Other halves/kids aside what makes you go aah?

I'm an oddball, I collect knives, some cost circa. €400 however one of my favs costs about a tenner. An Opinel No 9, simple in it's design there's something beautiful about it. Indeed it made it's way into an exhibition of the 100 best-designed objects in the world, held at London’s Victoria and Albert Museum in 1985.

How do you own a knife that is currently in London 24 years ago?

SEPT 23 1989

I collect spoons

Want a fight?

Feisar

Oh I meant the same model, was there a need to be such a pedant?

corner of hells

Autecher wrote: »

How do you own a knife that is currently in London 24 years ago?

Thinly veiled , "I own a time travel machine " thread.

Autecher

Feisar wrote: »

Oh I meant the same model, was there a need to be such a pedant?

It was a joke!

Feisar

Autecher wrote: »

It was a joke!

Soz! I made a load of spelling mistakes in the last thread I started, wee bit sensitive in that regard!

corner of hells

Feisar wrote: »

Oh I meant the same model, was there a need to be such a pedant?

I have an Opinel 9 as well.
Grand piece of knifery.

Kopparberg Strawberry and Lime

Feisar wrote: »

Other halves/kids aside what makes you go aah?

Your other half after she's done polishing my knob.

Zorya

I love trees. And the sea. And sunshine.

Duane Dibbley

Jelly Babies. How many are too many?

Autecher

Feisar wrote: »

Soz! I made a load of spelling mistakes in the last thread I started, wee bit sensitive in that regard!

All good friend!



I love a real good belly laugh, I have so few of them but when they happen I am elated for hours afterwards, just incessant giggling trying not to crack up again because I'm in work or in public or something.

Badly Drunk Boy

SEPT 23 1989 wrote: »

I collect spoons

Want a fight?

I like rusty spoons...

Still Ill

I'd have to say.. Raindrops on roses
Whiskers on kittens
Bright copper kettles and warm woolen mittens
Brown paper packages tied up with strings
Cream-colored ponies and crisp apple strudels
Doorbells and sleigh bells
Schnitzel with noodles
Wild geese that fly with the moon on their wings
Girls in white dresses with blue satin sashes
Snowflakes that stay on my nose and eyelashes
Silver-white winters that melt into springs

Mam of 4

Coffee , family , friends ,flowers , a good book , scented candles , good music , time spent with others , having a laugh , life .

Pissartist

Guinness

Harleen Quinzel

Reading, trashy “reality” tv, Harry Potter, listening to a good podcast or some good music, baking and decorating cakes.

MzMurfy

Essential oils, plants, lipsticks.

The J Stands for Jay

SEPT 23 1989 wrote: »

I collect spoons

Want a fight?

I see you've played knifey spoony before.

CarolineBee

Bit corny, but, standing on deck of the ferry as it sails into Dublin. That feeling driving home, even if only for a short break. Also first cup of tea at home sat chatting to family. Something I’d love to be able to do whenever but sadly only get to for a couple of weeks a year.
Only four weeks to go til next visit

Four Phucs Ache

I love when wife and kids are in bed about an hour and then I get my hidden galaxy chocolate and watch neutron stars and black holes on discovery channel.

backspin.

backspin.

Westernyelp

I love to go swimmin' with long legged wimmin'

Westernyelp

I also love the smell of a pink umbrella

Widdershins

Mischievous people with an actual twinkle in their eye. Yes it's a real thing.


Tea.

Nature.

Dressing up.

Witchcraft and eccentric things .

Driving .

Old ruins.

Sounds creepy but people watching .

pleas advice

pints, but cans even moreso

Sam Hain

The smell of napalm in the morning.

Your Face

My guitar.

cannotlogin

New bed linen.

It might be sad but there is no way I can lie in a bed with new sheets and not be content with life.

CFlat

My 30 year old Takamine acoustic guitar. You touch it, you're dead:pac:

lbc2019

CFlat wrote: »

My 30 year old Takamine acoustic guitar. You touch it, you're dead:pac:

Is it coated with poison?

Rosie Rant

My funny OH
Purple things
Hearing kids laugh
Birdsong
All animals
Dancing around my kitchen like an eejit, listening to my favourite music.

Church on Tuesday

CarolineBee wrote: »

Bit corny, but, standing on deck of the ferry as it sails into Dublin. That feeling driving home, even if only for a short break. Also first cup of tea at home sat chatting to family. Something I’d love to be able to do whenever but sadly only get to for a couple of weeks a year.
Only four weeks to go til next visit

I know that feeling well.

I'm a bit of a collector as I stated on another thread. Everything from football merch, esp football shirts to movie franchises to music collectibles.

Doesn't have to be anything mad expensive either; recently I picked up some movie cards from the original two Jurassic Park films for about 6 quid. Happy out.

SEPT 23 1989

SEPT 23 1989 wrote: »

I collect spoons

I've collected spoons since I was a kid, there's something about the shape of them that I find very satisfying.


I love... clean sheet night, the smell of sunflowers, warm laundry pulled from the dryer before you fold it, having the windows open and feeling a warm breeze through the house, finishing a difficult piece of work and knowing I did it well, singing along to songs in the car at the top of my voice knowing no one can hear me, calling my granny for a goodnight chat on her poker night and hearing her a little bit drunk and giggly like a schoolgirl, my dads Dad jokes, the feel of my little nephew falling asleep in my arms and his little head thumping to a standstill on my shoulder when he gives up trying to stay awake, bringing my partner some dinner when he's stuck in work at night and there's only a shrivelled sandwich in the canteen, the cat jumping on the pillow and thinking it makes it his.

The view of the sea as seen from above on a hill or mountain, the sky full of stars on a clear night making me feel insignificant, baby animals, pulling the screen protector off a new phone and making the perfect toasted ham and cheese sandwich. And many more tiny happy things.

completedit

Sitting with my old man in our front garden sun shining on a beautiful July morning. Sadly he left us so I will never get to do that again but I will always feel him when I sit out in that arden with a coffee in hand and just watching the world(or more appropriately the cul de sac) go by

ToddyDoody

Boards.ie *wink*

Deebles McBeebles

The dog. That is all.