Phuket Thailand - When is the last time you feel really happy

HaLeon · #1 02-09-2004, 00:22

When is the last time you feel really happy... what was it?

Share with us your last happy moment!

maipenrai · #2 02-09-2004, 02:22

HaLeon .

Lifes too short to not to be happy you create peace and happiness yourself it is within i am happy everyday of my life

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stevem · #3 02-09-2004, 08:33

The other day, drinking Singha and watching 6 hours of the Simpsons. Can life be any better!!!!

Bafana · #4 02-09-2004, 12:55

When I was around 17 years old and had left High School for my first job and university - Sad is'nt it

IRISH JONNY · #5 02-09-2004, 13:01

JULY 2 WHEN I WALKED IN TO MTB TO CELEBRATE MY BIRTHDAY WITH A LOT OF BMs AND BGs............IT WAS THE START OF TOUR 9 AND WHAT A NITE WAS HAD

!!!!!!!!!!!
JONNY

ajgrant63 · #6 02-09-2004, 13:19

Last September. I just picked up a TG at that disco with the waterfall in it...can't think of the name. We had left, it was about 4.00 a.m. and got on a motorcyle taxi. I was sitting in front of her and she was reaching around rubbing my hard little friend. I was half cut, enjoying the ride and the night air, excited about what was going to happen during the next few hours.....I just started laughing and thought "life doesn't get any better than this"

tintin · #7 22-10-2004, 01:18

Yep I know that feeling!

That is great indeed, on the bike that girl sooooclose allready, and when she is a stunner, you think that you are in someone's else wet dream

Thai Kwan Do · #8 22-10-2004, 04:09

i totaly agree!!

nothing beter than an evening stroll , back to your hotel ,whith your new girlfriend!!!!!!

tintin · #9 22-10-2004, 04:45

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Originally Posted by peterhol

i totaly agree!!

nothing beter than an evening stroll , back to your hotel ,whith your new girlfriend!!!!!!

Met een lekker heet wijfje op de brommer dus!

dawsey · #10 23-10-2004, 00:41

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Originally Posted by tintin

Met een lekker heet wijfje op de brommer dus!

Sorry tintin,there are probably only half a dozen people out of 4000, on this forum who understood that.
And I am not one of them

r3aps · #11 23-10-2004, 03:33

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Originally Posted by dawsey

Sorry tintin,there are probably only half a dozen people out of 4000, on this forum who understood that.
And I am not one of them

it says somthing about being with a nice hot young female.
steve

ancientmariner · #12 23-10-2004, 09:01

good things never last

LivinLOS · #13 23-10-2004, 15:17

If I understand brommer to be an abbreviation / slang of bromfiets (spelt wrong by me I am sure) then its something like..

And its nice with the wife on the the scooter also

r3aps · #14 23-10-2004, 15:25

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Originally Posted by LivinLOS

If I understand brommer to be an abbreviation / slang of bromfiets (spelt wrong by me I am sure) then its something like..

And its nice with the wife on the the scooter also

i dont think u r correct on this occasion.i believe it is in dutch and brommer is the only word i dont understand
steve

JayBee · #15 24-10-2004, 10:34

Some days I feel happy for no particular reason. Because I had a good dream. Or because I am feeling strong and healthy and feel like everything is going my way. But it never lasts, happiness is fleeting.

The comments of BMs in this thread remind me of happy LOS moments which are burned into my memory.

1) On my first tour - Soon after waking up with my first real tilac, I was lying on my back, looking up at her as she merrily rode my c*ck, watching her sweet, pretty face, so full of pleasure,with eyes shining, bright hair flowing, beautiful shapely breasts bouncing, a warm smile full of affection and abandon lighting up her face. We were on our own private pleasure tour, sailing through the stratosphere of time and space on the vehicle of our bed, like Ali Baba on his magic carpet.

I kind of knew I was awake, but still I thought, "Maybe I'm dreaming," because this was so much better than anything I had felt for so long a time.
I especially remember watching those gorgeous titties, looking so exceptional above her tight, hard belly, and laughing out loud, saying to her, "Damn, girl, yo Mama was good to you."

We played our little love games for hours. She was so playful in bed, I think more than any before or since maybe. Then suddenly, like an alarm clock clanging away, spoiling my perfect dream, and awaking me back to reality, the thought surfaced in my consciousness, "Oh, shit! I am leaving LOS the morning after next. Tomorrow will be our last night together." In an instant I went from Cloud Nine to mild depression.

Quickly I reassessed my situation. "No, No, I thought. I can't let this happen. I must act quickly! I am not going to let this best of times end just yet." With grim determination, I broke up our little party, and hustled her out the door as fast as I could, which was not very fast, because it is not easy throwing your happy little tilac out of bed when you would rather not and she doesn't want to go!! She didn't speak English much and I spoke no Thai, but as best I could I tried to reassure her that everthing was OK, but it was important that she leave now and I would see her in the evening at the bar.

Then it was off to find a travel agent and change my reservations. It was going to be difficult explaining my absence back in the US, but I needed at the very least another week in LOS with my newfound love of my life. I walked into the travel office and boldly stated to the agent, I don't care what it costs, I have to change this ticket. I fully expected that the ticket I had would be worthless and I would have to buy a new one, since that is the way it is with tickets in US, if you buy on the Internet. It was 1:30 P.M. when I got there. After 3 hours and many calls to the airline in BKK, faxing info, waiting for replies, and first being told they had nothing open for me, then I was told they had a seat leaving in 2 weeks. OK, I'll take it, I said, how much do I owe? Nothing, I was told, no charge!

Wow!! When I walked out of that office, knowing that I was free for another two weeks in heaven with my little Thai Lolita, that had to be one of the happiest, most exhilarating moments in my life!

2) I can think of another, even higher moment, on my second tour, but enough for now!!!

JayBee

Ozskin · #16 24-10-2004, 17:55

Some people live their whole lives, in a regular existance. They never do anything out of the ordinary. They would consider themselves happy, mild happiness, no real up, no massive downs. Many people say LOS is a temporary fleeting glance at ultimate pleasure and happiness, and that the return home, is a very low feeling, bordering on real depression, To that agree!

Ive often asked my self, do i want to be like all the other people i see living the same lives year in year out. Mostly happy, never really experiencing the ultimate high, never really down too much. Or do i live on the rollercoaster. Experience the ultimate high's and happiness but also the shuddering awful return to reality. Its a difficult question. Some would think the highs are not worth the lows.

For me, it is. Life is short. Id rather die, knowing i experienced and found my ultimate high, my nirvana. Never die wondering or regretting. Im in the queue, and awaiting my next ride on the rollercoaster...

IRISH JONNY · #17 26-10-2004, 14:10

THE LAST TIME I WAS HAPPY...............
WHEN I WALKED IN TO MTB FOR MY BIRTHDAY ON JULY 2..............
THE FIRST DAY OF TOUR 9 AND WHAT A DAY IT WAS....
JONNY.............
P.S. IM HAPPY MOST OF THE TIME

JayBee · #18 26-10-2004, 14:36

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Originally Posted by Ozskin

Some people live their whole lives, in a regular existance. They never do anything out of the ordinary. They would consider themselves happy, mild happiness, no real up, no massive downs. Many people say LOS is a temporary fleeting glance at ultimate pleasure and happiness, and that the return home, is a very low feeling, bordering on real depression, To that agree!

Ive often asked my self, do i want to be like all the other people i see living the same lives year in year out. Mostly happy, never really experiencing the ultimate high, never really down too much. Or do i live on the rollercoaster. Experience the ultimate high's and happiness but also the shuddering awful return to reality. Its a difficult question. Some would think the highs are not worth the lows.

For me, it is. Life is short. Id rather die, knowing i experienced and found my ultimate high, my nirvana. Never die wondering or regretting. Im in the queue, and awaiting my next ride on the rollercoaster...

Good post, Oszkin!

I am not afraid to die. Not a bit. But I am afraid to live a life on a dead end street where there is no way out, and the future is all too predictable. That kind of life, which I experienced in tha latter years of my marriage, was a living death, because I felt dead inside, no longer with hopes and dreams for the future. A heart full of hope and anticipation of good things in the future is what makes me happy. In LOS every day I am full of anticipation for what will happen the next day, the next hour,and sometimes even the next minute!! That is when it is really good. I experienced some incredible highs and even some terrible lows(heartbreaks, fights, and an accident) during LOS days.

When I was 20 yrs old I had a long conversation with my sister and we talked about what was the life we wanted to lead. Did we want the average life of the middle road or did we want to ride the roller coaster , go for the high highs with the realization that low lows are sure to be on that road, too. I said that I knew it was the roller coaster for me, that I could never live the other way. She wasn't sure, but soon opted for the normal life. I have never led a normal life, never worked a 9 to 5 job, never worked a M to F week, and always been my own boss except for 1 year working for the government and less than a year teaching. It has not been easy, and when I was stuck in a dead-end marriage, the hopelessness of my life was killing me, and even my health suffered. There is something wild inside of me, and I can't live in a cage. When I got to LOS, it felt like the cage door was opened, and suddenly I was in the jungle, roaming free as I was always meant to be.

JayBee

driv · #19 28-12-2004, 07:44

A short time ago, I was in Cha-am. (The Thai part not the tourist area.)

We'd been at the pool all afternoon, now it was around 3-4pm.
I'd had a few beers, feeling good and laying on deckchairs under those amazing Causurina trees.

I was watching the kids having their horseback rides, the Thai tourists from BKK were playing takraw, riding the waves etc., my sweetheart was beside me blabbering on about something and nothing......

I closed my eyes and felt that wonderful breeze wash over me from the sea.

I thought.. "I could die now. ....and everything would be ok."

It's the only time in my life I have ever felt this feeling.

Actually - it left me feeling less than ok - considering one's own mortality is often unsettling.

I parted with my darlin' a few days later.

Sigh

(Longest I ever stayed with anyone)

RomanAmerican · #20 30-12-2004, 15:11

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Originally Posted by HaLeon

When is the last time you feel really happy... what was it?

Share with us your last happy moment!

Most would think that the girls of Patong would fit that bill, but for me it was snorkeling at Phi Phi. Imagine the weightless sensation of floating in that placid water filled with the brightly colored fish chruning all about you.
If I went underwater, I saw fish and coral and beauty. If I went above the water, I saw sun, and mountains, pretty Chinese snorkelers .. and beauty. Not a care in the world, just swimming and swimming and swimming til my tour kind yanked me out of the water with a net.
After that it was back to work bargaining with bar girls again.