10 coolest things ever

[The_duke]

1) Cold Guinness
2) The Atlantic Ocean in all its fury
3) Guinness properly and lovingly filled
4) Walking barefoot on the beach feeling the wet sand through my toes
5) Guinness with crubeens
6) The morning mist on my face
7) Guinness by an open fire in winter
The solitude that only truly comes at 4am facing the ocean
9) Guiness by candlelight beside an open door facing the sunset
10) This forum

[TightEnd]

1) Nathan, Ryan and Kristie
2) Kitkats (not Chunky!)
3) Maximo Park
4) Hotel Arts, Barcelona
5) Macchu Picchu
6) Mock the week
7) Web and Walk
Block P, the Walkers Stadium
9) Raili the croupier
10) Ian Rankin
11) Stephen Merchant
12) Bernese Mountain Dogs
13) Home made Lamb stew, with garden grown mint
14) Central Park, NYC, Sunday afternoons
15) the Ipod

[lazaroonie]

two of your choices :

3 Queer as Folk

7 Handy Pack Tissues

Hmmm...

[Sark79]

( In no particular order )

1. The Lisbon street DH MTB race
2. Walking my dogs at Glen Nevis
3. Music on my ipod ( Pearl Jam, sinatra, Elvis, Andrea Bochelli, Nat King Cole,The Beatles, The Prodigy )
4. Vegetable Curry
5.Winning a hand of poker ( I will even settle for the play money tables now )
6. Back to the Future
7. High Stakes Poker
8.The sound on an F1 car driving round the Knockhill circuit
9. Sport ( Is there anything better than sport? )
10. 5am on a Summer morning
11. Baked Potato with coleslaw topping ( cooked using cling film )

[lazaroonie]

4) Hotel Arts, Barcelona
10) Ian Rankin

Hotel Arts is seriously cool. their special room service breakfast costing £150 quid for two including a bottle of vintage krug seemed to set the day off perfectly for me....

Ian Rankin - out today the final Rebus....have you read it yet ? I want to go and get it but I am only 60 pages into the latest Mark Billingham, and I really should finish this one first...but maybe I will end up rushing it...

no spoilers please if you have read it...

[TightEnd]

4) Hotel Arts, Barcelona
10) Ian Rankin

Hotel Arts is seriously cool. their special room service breakfast costing £150 quid for two including a bottle of vintage krug seemed to set the day off perfectly for me....

Ian Rankin - out today the final Rebus....have you read it yet ? I want to go and get it but I am only 60 pages into the latest Mark Billingham, and I really should finish this one first...but maybe I will end up rushing it...

no spoilers please if you have read it...

Hotel Arts....er wow.....got put up there for 4 days in about 2003...work, will never forget it

Rankin...on the way..after I've finished the latest Peter Robinson...........and the Billingham.......and the Reichs.....

[lazaroonie]

Hacienda Benazuzza, Seville
Virgin Upper Class
Scallops
My new HiFi
Scott Brown
Petrol Lawnmowers
Cohiba Esplendidos
Chilled Port (its the future man!)
cordless drills
Greggs Prawn Rolls

[RED-DOG]

Wow! What a great idea for a thread. Somewhere to talk about the good stuff, the things we like, the things that make us happy.

I'm going to post mine one at a time, there is no order of merit, just the stuff that toasts my bagel, as and when it occurs to me.

First up, The Right to Roam act, which became law in 2000.

Until this law was passed, the vast majority of the British Isles was accessable and available only for the pleasure of the lucky few. The lords, the ladies, the titled gentry, the gamekeepers and the gentlemen farmers, who ventured out onto the moor to shoot grouse once a year.

The common man had to make do with so called "public footpaths". Even these were often deliberately obstructed or ploughed under by jealous landowners, aided and abetted by magistrates who moved in circles more bias toward the cause of the laird than that of the hoy paloy.

For decades though, brave and hardy souls tresspassed religiously, and campaigned tirelessly for the right to walk this land unfettered. To ramble at will through the spectacularly diverse and unutterably beautiful British countryside.

At long last, they won. They won a great victory, and they won a magnificent freedom for us all.

[mex]

Yup red this should be a post it when its cool thread, just post when ever you find something cool.

Today nothing cool happened.

[The_duke]

Today like most days my fridge was cool -- no food but full -- result

[Apothecary]

1.  my son   -  your son/daughter/children
2.  my mum  -  back packing round europe at the age of 70 with her sister of 71, parents my dad was pretty cool too played the accordian and loved parties.
3.  my husband  - colin who has made my life very happy. and loves me as I am
and taught me to play polker.
4.  my dogs  -  duke our mad siberian husky, and bruno our ex homeless german sheperd
5.  my freinds and family, always there when you need a shoulder to cry on or someone to party with.
6.  the ocean, the sea even the swimming pool.
7.  travelling, meeting new people going to places you've only dreamed of.
8.  my long suffering financial adviser Tony
9.  Poker.

10. last but not least LIFE.

[The_duke]

1.  my son   -  your son/daughter/children
2.  my mum  -  back packing round europe at the age of 70 with her sister of 71, parents my dad was pretty cool too played the accordian and loved parties.
3.  my husband  - colin who has made my life very happy. and loves me as I am
and taught me to play polker.
4.  my dogs  -  duke our mad siberian husky, and bruno our ex homeless german sheperd
5.  my freinds and family, always there when you need a shoulder to cry on or someone to party with.
6.  the ocean, the sea even the swimming pool.
7.  travelling, meeting new people going to places you've only dreamed of.
8.  my long suffering financial adviser Tony
9.  Poker.

10. last but not least LIFE.

I knew my nose felt wet

[Apothecary]

He rolls over for his tummy to be tickled.

[B/FsCousinKev]

1)Panini football sticker albums
2)Lucky charms
3)1997
4)Full chickens
5)Brown brogues
6)Soul Glo
7)Swearing
8)Shades
9)Nintendo Wii
10)Veins

[thetank]

1. Fibogel
2. Guitar Hero
3. Asda