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The Official "Having a Good Day" Thread

AgentLeiterAgentLeiter
edited March 2011 in General Discussion Posts: 39
Given the circumstances I thought a bit of good cheer might be in order. I recognize that the transition may be a bit rocky at first, but the MI6 community is ultimately about the people who contribute here. We make the forums, folks! ;-)

I think it is important for our community that as many traditions as possible come back. In light of this, if nobody has any objections I am resurrecting the old "Having a Good Day" thread. If there's anything anybody wants to share along those lines, this is the place to do it.

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  • DiscoVolanteDiscoVolante Stockholm, Sweden
    Posts: 1,347
    I'm having a good day as we finally have a fresh and interesting community!
  • AgentLeiterAgentLeiter
    Posts: 39
    In spite of the frustrations I know most of us are feeling, these are exciting times!

    Brave new world here after all... I don't know what the admins have to work with in this format, but here's hoping there will be lots of opportunity for growth!
  • nick_007nick_007 Ville Marie
    Posts: 443
    I haven't gone to bed yet. Good day (so far).
  • DiscoVolanteDiscoVolante Stockholm, Sweden
    Posts: 1,347
    Thanks to the emails notifying me of the new sites, I got out of bed 6 am :P The idea was to sleep until mid-day.
  • CISCIS Suspended
    Posts: 52
    Still waiting to see @BAIN123 and @FieldsMan arrive to this new forum. Or have they already?
  • DiscoVolanteDiscoVolante Stockholm, Sweden
    Posts: 1,347
    Apparently not as your tags don't link to existing profiles. Maybe with different usernames
  • AgentLeiterAgentLeiter
    Posts: 39
    Well, here's hoping the do make it over!
  • Samuel001Samuel001 Moderator
    Posts: 13,355
    Sadly @FieldsMan is not sticking around however @BAIN123 is! It seems as if we'll lose some members along the way.

    But so far, a good day of new and exciting discovery.
  • BennyBenny Shaken not stirredAdministrator, Moderator
    Posts: 15,138
    Well I've had a wonderful day. Just returned home from seeing my all time favourite comedian, Billy Connolly.
    I've wanted to see him live forever, and when he had Perth on his Australian tour schedule I had to get tickets. We got my dad a ticket to for his Christmas present so we went along tonight to see a comedy genius.
    Wasn't disappointed. Great night, great laughs. One to remember.
  • The_Preacher711The_Preacher711
    Posts: 139
    Had a bad day yesterday (was turned around by the end though, mainly due to the words of you guys)

    But today has an entirely 'good' feel to it......

    My almost one year old son waved me off this morning, while saying "Ba, ba, Dadda" felt a lump in the throat as I walked away from his smiling face.....

    Collected plane/park tickets for Disney Florida from the PO...... Only a week and some change to go!!!

    Starting re reading "Colonel Sun" while waiting for the train.... got so into it didn't even care about the delay notice....

    The 'April Fool' EON announcement thread made me laugh.....

    Unleashed a killer cutdown on the fool who'd annoyed me yesterday.... much to the amusement of those present....

    Got a pub lunch with old friends today (much Bond will be discussed!)

    Despite the clouds, for me it's a shiny day.....
  • DiscoVolanteDiscoVolante Stockholm, Sweden
    Posts: 1,347
    hell yeah \m/
  • thegiantcookiethegiantcookie
    Posts: 103
    Today I have run the furthest I have ever ran. 10.2 miles, with an awesome pace to match B-)
  • CoH_GHOST_007CoH_GHOST_007
    Posts: 303
    Days been pretty decent, broke up from school for the easter holidays, had a great day with friends etc. :')
  • Gaz1961Gaz1961
    Posts: 117
    I had a good day yesterday - cycled up to Palmers Green and got five Bond books in the junk shops up there, including a 1964 Fleming hardback. Came home with sunburn, a headache and a pain in my ankle (I'm recovering from a badly broken leg), and my Mrs made me a cuppa which was the best ever.
  • DarthDimiDarthDimi Behind you!Moderator
    Posts: 24,183
    Took the girl to Bruges yesterday. (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bruges) Since we had a very sunny and warm day, and since love was in the air, it was great. A man in love is worth two, I'd say. ;;)
  • ThunderfingerThunderfinger Das Boot Hill
    Posts: 45,489
    We could use another of these.
  • DragonpolDragonpol https://thebondologistblog.blogspot.com
    Posts: 18,281
    Thunderfinger wrote: »
    We could use another of these.

    Seconded. I've never seen this thread before, but then I only joined the community in late 2012. Let's continue this thread and hopefully spread some New Year cheer! :)
  • LordBrettSinclairLordBrettSinclair Greensleeves
    Posts: 167
    I received very good news today and it makes me super happy.
    On such a day I can only celebrate it in one way.
    Watch one of Sir Roger's great Bond films!
  • ThunderfingerThunderfinger Das Boot Hill
    Posts: 45,489
    As I was waiting for the bus to work today at 5. 30, a long haired, unkempt and wild-eyed guy came cycling, abruptly stopping in front of me.

    He introduced himself as DJ Overload, talked about a congress in Helsinki he wanted to attend next month where NASA would be present with some machine of theirs, and how the best way to draw was underwater in bright light.

    It was all very interesting.
  • DragonpolDragonpol https://thebondologistblog.blogspot.com
    Posts: 18,281
    Thunderfinger wrote: »
    As I was waiting for the bus to work today at 5. 30, a long haired, unkempt and wild-eyed guy came cycling, abruptly stopping in front of me.

    He introduced himself as DJ Overload, talked about a congress in Helsinki he wanted to attend next month where NASA would be present with some machine of theirs, and how the best way to draw was underwater in bright light.

    It was all very interesting.

    Certainly more interesting than my day, @Thunderfinger!
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