Thread: It is amazing (to me) what some people think will make them happy

Neither a Series nor that monstrosity would make me happy

Money seems to drive endless pursuit of happiness, although they rarely seem to find it. Just bouncing from one thing to the next.

Originally Posted by Tombie

Neither a Series nor that monstrosity would make me happy

Money seems to drive endless pursuit of happiness, although they rarely seem to find it. Just bouncing from one thing to the next.

Agreed

Happiness is getting in the 110 and heading back to paradise (Koojan) from the big smoke
Windows down (air con doesn’t work (also a bit of elbow room)), heater on (it works,it just doesn’t turn off), listening to the mighty Rover 3.5 litre sing its tune
What would make me really happy is if it didn’t drink more fuel than I do beer

One of the great features of the Range Rover is when you settle down in the drivers seat and close the door. The world suddenly seems a much calmer place and you can feel yourself relax. Never had another car that could do that for me.

Originally Posted by 3toes

One of the great features of the Range Rover is when you settle down in the drivers seat and close the door. The world suddenly seems a much calmer place and you can feel yourself relax. Never had another car that could do that for me.

You should Try a 1000cc bike
That’ll clear the mind.

James Packer is perhaps one of the saddest looking people I've ever seen.

Originally Posted by 3toes

One of the great features of the Range Rover is when you settle down in the drivers seat and close the door. The world suddenly seems a much calmer place and you can feel yourself relax. Never had another car that could do that for me.

Originally Posted by Tombie

You should Try a 1000cc bike
That’ll clear the mind.

Meditation does that too, and doesn't incur the running costs of either.

Originally Posted by rick130

Meditation does that too, and doesn't incur the running costs of either.

Boooooooring

mmm I think I'd rather be scraping the pegs on a tight bend than sitting somewhere chanting 'om mani padme hum' over and over.