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View Full Version : Our little addictions I.R.PIRATE 17th Jan 2006, 10:46 What is the one thing that you absolutely cannot live without? The thing that would almost be worth dying for, if you could no longer get your hands on. For me, it would have to be Music, life without music...no thanks:uhoh: Solid Rust Twotter 17th Jan 2006, 10:57 Tea.................... G-MANN 17th Jan 2006, 11:05 Ditto on the tea, however Cadbury's Crunchie Bars come a very close second!!!! Ohhhhh that Friday feeling. G-MANN BlueDiamond 17th Jan 2006, 11:08 Books. :ok: ex_matelot 17th Jan 2006, 11:12 Heroin,crack cocaine,GBH and death metal music.... Are a few addictions some suffer from,I however am chemically addicted to Embassy Mk1 ciggies and Earl Grey tea. Solid Rust Twotter 17th Jan 2006, 11:23 ....And books. (Ta, Ms BD.):ok: The SSK 17th Jan 2006, 11:32 I've got a little pecan & maple syrup tartlet in the fridge at home. I can hear it calling me.. Whirlygig 17th Jan 2006, 11:36 A computer with Broadband internet connection. That can provide my reading matter (books!) and music; it can provide my means of communication and entertainment. It just can't make a cup of tea! Cheers Whirls Nick Riviera 17th Jan 2006, 11:51 Wife and children. G-CPTN 17th Jan 2006, 12:36 My right hand. How else would I operate the touch-pad and type? stue 17th Jan 2006, 12:39 My Guitar. Girlfriend, family etc. they can all go, but leave me my guitar! AerBabe 17th Jan 2006, 12:42 Books, tea, my PPL... ... and Mr AB I suppose! :hmm: Elixir 17th Jan 2006, 12:45 Can I have more than one? Would have to be, in no particular order... 1. Mobile phone 2. Chilli sauce 3. Touche Eclat (for those late nights!!) Farrell 17th Jan 2006, 12:49 JAA Class 1 medical............oh wait! I haven't got aaaaaaaaaaaargh!!!! ORAC 17th Jan 2006, 12:52 Books...... and beer. My favourite quote is from McCarthy´s Bar (god rest his soul). When asked why he read books in the bar he replied that it was because he found it bl**dy hard to get a drink in the library... johnfairr 17th Jan 2006, 13:03 ORAC, what a great quote!! I wish to be associated with the remarks of the previous speaker . . . . :ok: Kolibear 17th Jan 2006, 14:26 My eyesight. my eyes are not very good, my glasses are made from the bottoms of old beer bottles, but if I couldn't see, that would be a tragedy. I wouldn't be able to work, (not much call for a blind draughtsman), and I wouldn't be able to indulge my twin passions of birding & flying. I'd have to turn into a bat. Grainger 17th Jan 2006, 14:29 Sixteen repiles and no-one's mentioned PPRuNe itself yet ? Err . . ahem . . that is --- I could stop any time I want. Honest . . . I.R.PIRATE 17th Jan 2006, 15:58 Oh well I guess its time for the truth then.....The though for this thread came to me while I was awake at 5 this morning, unable to sleep. What did I.R do--------yes you guessed it, straight onto prooon, and thats when it hit me. I cant sleep BECAUSE im addicted to this bloody site.:{ KazBird 17th Jan 2006, 16:03 Chocolate eclairs... the cake not the sweets.... ....on second thoughts - both! :D BombayDuck 17th Jan 2006, 16:07 Proon, no doot aboot it! also music... i sing along to every song i know on the radio / puter / tv.... books, yeah, it is off and on... maxman 17th Jan 2006, 18:58 Books. Wine Gums. Malt loaf. mmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmalty Capn Notarious 17th Jan 2006, 23:10 I prefer Peace and Quiet in the home. To that extent, P&Q are situations that I cannot do without. This reduction of external "Input" allows for a state of tranquility. Some achieve that with a cigarette, my method is healthier. |
