On the 'Things that annoy you' topic notts-joe posted this reply-

 

Rude people - I honestly believe people should be kind and considerate.

Loud music - Just no need, if you can't hear it well... USE Headphones! Why should I be forced to listen to it?
Parents who swear and belittle their children - We all know the type.
People who put down others (especially those with disabilities).
Children who are out of control and their parents do nothing or aren't interested.

I could be here all day but these days I'd rather focus on the things which make me happy.

 

I must say it's better not to dwell on annoying things,move on and concentrate on the good things in life.

So let's BE more positive-What things make you happy?

 

I'll start of with Rams winning(Ecstatic when it's 'that lot) and Notts winning too.

Time with family and friends-especially grandkids.

A nice walk pushing Granny on a lovely warm day followed by a meal and a drink or two in a nice friendly pub.

Interacting with other PoN members.

pon, football

earning, very proud feeling earning your first wage.

sunny days, notts

Seeing my grandchildren's happy smiling faces when they are playing.

Camping in my van.

Eating a nice meal that me and Mrs. H. have cooked together.

Watching Notts win.

Finding a nice real ale pub and having a pint (or two, depending if I am driving)

Holidays

Looking forward to holidays

Sitting in the garden on a nice summers day

Coming on PoN and finding out that I have climbed above @super_ram in the prediction league.

Seeing Jake, Ellie and Ava happy.
Spending time with Kate.
Running PoN (compared to the other sites, this gives me 10folds the amount of happiness).
Doing/managing my sites.
Learning new things.
Helping others.
Spending time with my parents.
Taking my mum out (which I need to do now).
Seeing other children happy.
Summer days.
Going to the park and having fun with my children.
Playing on my PS3.
Working.
Playing football (when I could).
Going to Skegness as a family.
Certain types of food (we all love our comforts).
Buying others special items, such as @super_ram the watch we got for Christmas which I don't believe he's sorted.

Seeing Jake, Ellie and Ava happy.

Spending time with Kate.

Running PoN (compared to the other sites, this gives me 10folds the amount of happiness).

Doing/managing my sites.

Learning new things.

Helping others.

Spending time with my parents.

Taking my mum out (which I need to do now).

Seeing other children happy.

Summer days.

Going to the park and having fun with my children.

Playing on my PS3.

Working.

Playing football (when I could).

Going to Skegness as a family.

Certain types of food (we all love our comforts).

Buying others special items, such as @super_ram the watch we got for Christmas which I don't believe he's sorted.

Yes it's nice to receive lovely presents(I haven't forgot the lovely watch) but it's nicer seeing the reaction when giving a present that is obviously something the receiving person is delighted with.

Music.

Dogs.

Company of people I care about (family, friends and partner).

The feeling of being employed/self-employed and earning a legitimate wage.

Spring and summer.

Good, sunny weather with blue skies.

Travelling.

Sightseeing while travelling.

Good food.

Writing.

And of course Notts County and football in general.

(List by no means exhaustive)

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Ooh forbidden subject with notts-joe.

Ooh forbidden subject with notts-joe.

 

Not our fault the chap's a barbarian with no appreciation of the finer things in life...

Not our fault the chap's a barbarian with no appreciation of the finer things in life...

He was playing cricket when he damaged his knee.

He was playing cricket when he damaged his knee.

 

Ow, knees are horrible. I can lend him my left one, it's finest quality titanium and zirconium, I gave up on flesh and bone a few years ago! Only disadvantage is at airport security.

I think I could cause more injuries to myself watching the darn sport, than I would playing but getting over the dislocation as made me wary of it all together.

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Tom Graveney @ivansneck?He was my first cricket hero.

Tom Graveney @ivansneck?He was my first cricket hero.

 

 

Mine was Colin Cowdrey.

Basil d'Oliveira, who I would argue is the most important sportsman to have lived.

 

My Gran lived near Worcester so I watched that team a few times, including Graveney, Kenyon, Favell, Caldwell and a host of footballers, Cumbes, Neale, Hemsley et al..

 

Graveney was the most elegant English right-hander I've seen, Gower obviously taking the leftie slot.

- Making something that other people enjoy (i.e. Photographs or Videos)

- Making other people happy in general

- Winning at FIFA

- Notts winning (I've not been happy much recently  )

- Playing football

- "Bangin tuuunees"