What makes your life that little bit better?

Phoenixdancer · 10 Oct 2010 at 13:14

fozter said:
Sounds weird, but I love watching my brothers work on stuff. My eldest two brothers work together on freelance animation jobs, and I love watching them work on it and do sketches and see the final result. Also love watching my other brother at band practise, he is such a perfectionist and doesn't do anything half arsed, so when it comes to his live gigs, the live sound is absolutely immense.

You love your brothers to much? a girl prehaps?

airrunner · 10 Oct 2010 at 14:07

i would have to say the internet and my dog. Love going for walks

james.miller · 10 Oct 2010 at 14:13

The birth of my son, two weeks ago

EvilDreams · 10 Oct 2010 at 14:45

TheCenturion said:
hmm, good question. I'd have to say it's what a girl told me the other day. She said that I 'am such a nice person, and that I'm going to make a girl very happy one day'
Really made me feel great

Isn't that basically a massive, emasculating knockback?

For me it's finally getting the car I always wanted. Yes, I am shallow and materialistic.

TheCenturion · 10 Oct 2010 at 14:53

Gackt said:
I assure you, there'll come a point in time where a girl will say that to you and you'll just want to tell her to "**** off".

B&W said:
One day you'll think about what you said here and laugh.

EvilDreams said:
Isn't that basically a massive, emasculating knockback?

Janesy B said:
If being told something that loosely translates into 'one day you'll be an excellent walking doormat, just not for me' makes you happy, then go for it.

Wizzfizz said:
awww bless

That's what you call being brushed off nicely into the friend zone

Nitefly · 10 Oct 2010 at 14:54

Knowing such a wide variety of down to earth, cool people that laugh at my crap jokes

Amnesia · 10 Oct 2010 at 14:58

TheCenturion said:

yup she's a bitch.,,,thinks you're ok as in she may need favours from you in the future... but doesn't want you to dare look at her that way.

petemyster · 10 Oct 2010 at 14:59

Compiling a piece of java program without any errors appearing (1st week of university course!)

Tombstone · 10 Oct 2010 at 15:00

My wife and my child. Everything else is very much secondary.

cm1179 · 10 Oct 2010 at 15:00

having the house to myself

Amnesia · 10 Oct 2010 at 15:14

sara said:
Didn't realise that dancing was missing in my life until I began it.

The boyfriend, who is being a pillar of consistency and love right now when I keep throwing wobblers.

is this you ?

Amnesia · 10 Oct 2010 at 15:17

fozter said:
Sounds weird, but I love watching my brothers work on stuff. My eldest two brothers work together on freelance animation jobs, and I love watching them work on it and do sketches and see the final result. Also love watching my other brother at band practise, he is such a perfectionist and doesn't do anything half arsed, so when it comes to his live gigs, the live sound is absolutely immense.

hell no...it sounds perverted as hell. you could write up broke back mountain 2 with that story

Moogman · 10 Oct 2010 at 15:31

My wife and our health. Every thing else can wait.

alistair55 · 10 Oct 2010 at 19:31

karting and mates

Robdav · 10 Oct 2010 at 19:45

what makes my life better?

My wife, and my 3 sons... everything else is a bonus..

GreatAuk · 10 Oct 2010 at 20:39

Going to sleep is just fantastic.
So are the occasional unexpected friendly comments you sometimes get from people - they make me feel more cheerful for at least 45 mins

loltim · 10 Oct 2010 at 20:44

MiNxYyY said:
Sex.

My Girlfriend.

My car.

Thought she dumped you? You moved on quick.

helpimcrap · 10 Oct 2010 at 20:52

5UB said:
What makes your life that little bit better? Simple question really, but what makes you feel better in yourself and makes you think you have gone up a notch in your life?

dunno... still trying to find it and have been looking for years. only thing which has made me smile this year is motorbike racing. need a gf as they've gotta be cheaper! lol

Gackt · 10 Oct 2010 at 21:51

TheCenturion said:

In other words, what she said to you is widely used by women as a way of saying "I like you, but not in that way." Or "You're not good enough for me." Even if you have no vested interest in said woman, what she said can be quite readily interpreted as an insult.

TheCenturion · 10 Oct 2010 at 21:52

Gackt said:
In other words, what she said to you is widely used by women as a way of saying "I like you, but not in that way." Or "You're not good enough for me." Even if you have no vested interest in said woman, what she said can be quite readily interpreted as an insult.

But she said it in such a lovely way too