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Victor Mildew wrote:Coming home from work and the dog being really excited to see me. I open the door and I can hear my wife going, "who's that! Who IS it, go see!" And I go in to see him jumping around the room, running to get a blanket for me as a present and just generally being happy to see me.

Well that's just beautiful

Victor Mildew wrote:...I go in to see him jumping around the room, running to get a blanket for me as a present and just generally being happy to see me.

Dogs .

On Twitter I follow a guy who is a kind-of "friend of a friend". I understand that this chap has some learning difficulties - he's in his early 30s but communicates as if a young kid - and it seems that one of the things that he is really into is zombies. Films, masks, outfits and games; particularly games.

Anyhow, the reason I'm smiling is because he was so pleased to get the new Dead Island 2 game and he is pretty hyped that he's gonna be playing it tomorrow. Great stuff!

Luis Diaz and his family re-uniting with his father who had been held hostage in Colombia for 12 days. It must have been a terrible nightmare and it's so good that things ended okay.

thank you for reviving this thread jawa
it is definitely a comment on human nature that this thread is so much less popular compared with the moaning thread

<]:^D wrote:thank you for reviving this thread...

\o. Plenty of bad stuff happens but there are good things, too .

They're doing chocolate caterpillar cakes for the technical on this week's Bake Off.

Knoyleo wrote:They're doing chocolate caterpillar cakes for the technical on this week's Bake Off.

M&S rallying their lawyers as we speak

Knoyleo wrote:They're doing chocolate caterpillar cakes for the technical on this week's Bake Off.

Paul Hollywood's pure joy at getting a good sausage roll made me smile.

My wife is baking me a cake for when I get home since I had to go to the office today and have been having a ad day of it

First batch of assignment results in for this semester. I high if 78% and a low of 66% so they made me smile.

Lagamorph wrote:My wife is baking me a cake for when I get home since I had to go to the office today and have been having a ad day of it

You drove a van and moaned at everything?

Typing out Obloboblomov Boblobloblmoblobobs name and doing that every single time.

Curls wrote:Typing out Obloboblomov Boblobloblmoblobobs name and doing that every single time.

Makes me smile too .

Outrunner wrote:First batch of assignment results in for this semester. I high if 78% and a low of 66% so they made me smile.

Well done!

We gave Untitled Goose Game as a Christmas present to my partner's niece and nephew, a game they've never heard of before.

They absolutely lost their minds when they realised they could immediately throw stuff into the lake together and cause havok to the first person they came across in the game, and it just snowballed from there. Just absolutely joyous chaos.

I feel good right now. I love my son, I love my wife, I love our house, I love my massive Steam library. Things are gooseberry fool with the world right now but I'm so lucky to have everything I need.

They say money can't buy you happiness, but money makes me happy, so yeah. lol

Took my car to the garage today as one of the tyres had a screw sticking in it. And for the first time in nearly 30 years and numerous similar trips, they could actually repair it and it didn't need a new tyre.

I just rediscovered Victor's Christmas classic. Sure, it's January now... but we all need a smile and this song delivers it .