Not The Trivial things that make you happy

McChubbin · 22-03-2014 10:15PM

The anticipation of knowing you have a package due in the mail. I LOVE getting stuff in the mail. It's like a present from me to me!

Rasheed · 23-03-2014 10:01PM

I've just spent the last three hours cleaning and I fecking love the feeling when it's all done. Lovely fresh clean smell it's only deadly.

23-03-2014 10:04PM

The feeling when you've had your hair tied up tight all day and you don't even realise how tight it was til you take it down. Such a nice feeling!

Padkir · 24-03-2014 12:27AM

Pressing the button for the lift and it's already at your floor. The sight of the door opening immediately is fantastic!

24-03-2014 12:27AM

Deleted User wrote: »

The feeling when you've had your hair tied up tight all day and you don't even realise how tight it was til you take it down. Such a nice feeling!

same feeling when you take the bra off

D Trent · 24-03-2014 12:41AM

The satisfaction of getting away with a desperate silent fart amongst other people and keeping an 'oblivious' and straight face

Ring4Fea · 24-03-2014 01:42AM

Giving a satin wrapped box of 5 star chocolates to someone after they've just suffered a day that's had them sobbing for an hour or more.

Ring4Fea · 24-03-2014 01:44AM

A batch of chips when the vendor has been generous enough to add an extra 15 or so chips simply because they're a kindly soul.

osarusan · 24-03-2014 02:56AM

Had my flights from Ireland back to Japan rescheduled because SAS plane had some problem. It resulted in a delay of about 8 hours in total, but on the rescheduled flight from Paris to Tokyo, we were upgraded to business class. It would have cost 28 thousand dollars for us to buy those tickets.

The best bit was at the start, with my kids sleeping either side of me, and my wife in a different row. Two girls were making their way past, stopped to comment in my cute sleeping children, and then one of them looked at me suspiciously, in my scruffy hoodie, and quietly asked the other one, 'what kind of job does he do?'

GenieOz · 24-03-2014 07:13AM

Padkir wrote: »

Pressing the button for the lift and it's already at your floor. The sight of the door opening immediately is fantastic!

Maybe I'm missing something there but if you just got into a lift and pressed the button for your floor(or were going to) and the door opens immediately, I can only assume you're already on the right floor!?

Padkir · 24-03-2014 08:40AM

GenieOz wrote: »

Maybe I'm missing something there but if you just got into a lift and pressed the button for your floor(or were going to) and the door opens immediately, I can only assume you're already on the right floor!?

Oh no i mean when you're outside the lift calling it and it's already there!

LynnGrace · 24-03-2014 04:30PM

Padkir wrote: »

Oh no i mean when you're outside the lift calling it and it's already there!

Especially on a work day, and you are heading home.

LynnGrace · 24-03-2014 04:32PM

On a day off, indoors, wind whistling in chimney, and being cosy and warm, nice cuppa in hand.

Pumpkinseeds · 24-03-2014 05:56PM

I'm happy that it's nearly time for the new season of Game of Thrones.

I keep thinking about Easter, I can have some yummy carby things then and some very large drinks, it's no fun having 6 weeks without junk food and booze:(

Ring4Fea · 25-03-2014 06:41AM

The difference in regional Irish accents both in Irish and English and the fact that accents are not yet sounding overly like some sh1tehouse reality TV show where yank girls insert "like" into every sentence after every third word.

Duckjob · 25-03-2014 09:14PM

D Trent wrote: »

The satisfaction of getting away with a desperate silent fart amongst other people and keeping an 'oblivious' and straight face

If you keep a straight face they'll all know it was you. The trick is to cover your tracks by sniffing slightly and looking around with a faint expression of disgust of your face.

Duckjob · 25-03-2014 09:22PM

One of the things I'm really thankful for as I get older is that I've become a lot more appreciative of the simple things. Like my local chipper - a quirky little place with great food. I really forward to a visit there on some weekends.

Being up and about early for a stroll on the beach with the doggies on a sunny bank holiday morning

Sauve · 26-03-2014 01:49AM

The smell of a candle that's just burnt out.

Ring4Fea · 26-03-2014 02:01AM

A spur lean very hot generous sauce beef vindaloo

D Trent · 26-03-2014 02:06AM

Ring4Fea wrote: »

A spur lean very hot generous sauce beef vindaloo

A what now

Call Me Jimmy · 26-03-2014 02:11AM

Coming in out of the rain and wind and eventually settling down with a cuppa tea putting the feet up and making the universal 'ahhh' sound.

Ring4Fea · 26-03-2014 02:54AM

A super lean, very hot, with generous sauce, vindaloo

26-03-2014 03:31PM

Ring4Fea wrote: »

A super lean, very hot, with generous sauce, vindaloo

you want hot, put away the vindaloo, thats for pssuies

Order a phall curry instead. It almost peels the skin off your lips. :eek:

delw · 26-03-2014 04:18PM

This is a giggle

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0gjsoSY18kg

Why_oh_why · 26-03-2014 05:03PM

The first mouthful of a cold beer on a Friday evening.

26-03-2014 05:06PM

When you make a big mistake, but nobody notices

beks101 · 26-03-2014 05:58PM

Random compliments from strangers.
Some girl stopped me on the street the other day and my gut reaction was to speed up and avoid eye contact thinking it was a chugger.
She just said "you're really pretty" and smiled.
So unexpectedly lovely.

Also on the list:
Marks n Spencers percy pigs.
Spooning

26-03-2014 06:04PM

beks101 wrote: »

Random compliments from strangers.
Some girl stopped me on the street the other day and my gut reaction was to speed up and avoid eye contact thinking it was a chugger.
She just said "you're really pretty" and smiled.
So unexpectedly lovely.

I got this a lot in Boston a few weeks ago, they stop you quite a bit there to compliment you. Feckin great so it is. I was in Macy's and a woman went (in really sing songy American accent) "oh my god you are soooo beautiful, look at youuuu, and I love your coat and your scarf and your hair and everythiiing, wow". I was mortified but also delira with meself

RobbingBandit · 26-03-2014 06:06PM

Comic book I have been waiting three months for came out today, a reason to live if only until I have read it.

26-03-2014 06:18PM

Deleted User wrote: »

I got this a lot in Boston a few weeks ago, they stop you quite a bit there to compliment you. Feckin great so it is. I was in Macy's and a woman went (in really sing songy American accent) "oh my god you are soooo beautiful, look at youuuu, and I love your coat and your scarf and your hair and everythiiing, wow". I was mortified but also delira with meself

I'm off to Boston, I want some of that!

Not The Trivial things that make you happy

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