21 Feb 07
Originally posted by adam warlockI am lying on my death bed with Phyllis. . . .
No... good feelings. That wasn't a good feeling smiley... Remember something good. You all cozy in bed with your loved one for example...
You tell me. 🙂
Life's a piece of "bleep"
When you look at it
Life's a laugh and death's a joke, it's true.
You'll see it's all a show
Keep 'em laughing as you go
Just remember that the last laugh is on you.
21 Feb 07
Originally posted by EAPOEOk... 😕 If that's good for you... 😕
I am lying on my death bed with Phyllis. . . .
Life's a piece of "bleep"
When you look at it
Life's a laugh and death's a joke, it's true.
You'll see it's all a show
Keep 'em laughing as you go
Just remember that the last laugh is on you.
21 Feb 07
Originally posted by adam warlockI feel good!
The smell that floats in the air after raining...
The smell of the sea...
Sleeping together with legs intertwined...
Nah Nah Nah Nah Nah Nah Nah
I know that I should now.
Nah Nah Nah Nah Nah Nah Nah
I feel good!
Nah Nah Nah Nah Nah Nah Nah
I know that I would now.
Nah Nah Nah Nah Nah Nah Nah
So good!
Nah Nah
So good!
Nah Nah
I feel good!
21 Feb 07
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I'm a (medieval) historian. Many of my good feelings have to do with visiting places I read about in primary sources. One of my strongest experiences was seeing the face of Henry I, duke of Brabant, on his gravestone after spending some time studying his past and altering his century old biography. It's a kind of sudden and very tangible connection with the past and people long gone. 🙂
Less geeky good feeling: first cup of hot tea after a long walk outside in the cold... feeling your fingers, ears and nose gently defrost, usually while looking outside at a poor sucker still struggling with the cold weather 🙂.
21 Feb 07
Originally posted by Duke of BrabantOne pleasure for me, came through trying to dig out information about George "Beau" Brummell the real man. . . The enjoyment in trying to separate the first real English celebrity from the man.
I'm a (medieval) historian. Many of my good feelings have to do with visiting places I read about in primary sources. One of my strongest experiences was seeing the face of Henry I, duke of Brabant, on his gravestone after spending some time studying his past and altering his century old biography. It's a kind of sudden and very tangible connectio ...[text shortened]... ost, usually while looking outside at a poor sucker still struggling with the cold weather 🙂.
21 Feb 07
Originally posted by Duke of BrabantIt's like you know me! 😲
Hit him with a snowball and point to some innocent kid with a straight face when he looks up... just to maximize the good feeling 😉.
On another note...it's not such a nice feeling to open you front door and have a big shovel of snow thrown at you 🙁
21 Feb 07
Originally posted by Duke of BrabantGeeky good feeling I: Lookin at a math problem, a theoretical one, and at first glance not knowing what they're talking about... Then solve it and become mesmerized with the intrinsic beauty of the solution...
I'm a (medieval) historian. Many of my good feelings have to do with visiting places I read about in primary sources. One of my strongest experiences was seeing the face of Henry I, duke of Brabant, on his gravestone after spending some time studying his past and altering his century old biography. It's a kind of sudden and very tangible connectio ...[text shortened]... ost, usually while looking outside at a poor sucker still struggling with the cold weather 🙂.
Geeky good feeling II: Einstein's theory of special relativity as presented on of those books of Landau and Lifschitz...
Geeky good feeling III: The first book of Landau and Lifschitz... The one on Mechanics... One of the best books i've read! Period!😀
21 Feb 07
Originally posted by mokkoAnd ofcourse... wait 5 minutes untill things are sorted out again between the man and the poor kid... and then do it again 🙂.
It's like you know me! 😲
On another note...it's not such a nice feeling to open you front door and have a big shovel of snow thrown at you 🙁