What do you miss the most?

theotherspongey · Feb 22, 2012

Title says it all. What do you miss the most? It can be anything you want.

You can miss something that you truely miss, or you can miss something that you missed...If that makes any sense.

Crumpet · Feb 22, 2012

Decent cars.. (80's - 90's)

mattythedog · Feb 22, 2012

My friends from Primary School
My mum being well.

Lizard · Feb 22, 2012

Jai
Decent cars.. (80's - 90's)

I have a hatred of 90's cars they are all awful and not as good as before or after.

Crumpet · Feb 22, 2012

I wouldn't consider, let's say, a Skyline or a Supra to be awful.. I'm not really into such overrated cars though.. I'd much rather have an S12 Silvia :3

theotherspongey · Feb 22, 2012

I miss the days when 200 mph was considered the fastest a car could go.

Davidies · Feb 22, 2012

My first day of Minecraft.
My first cat.

Lizard · Feb 22, 2012

What I miss most?

My mums car.
Now I have to take the slow bus to college.

Crumpet · Feb 22, 2012

theotherspongey
I miss the days when 200 mph was considered the fastest a car could go.

You can never go fast enough.. The race to 200MPH started in the late 80's.. With the 959 and the F40. Then followed by the EB110, the XJ220, and the F1..

There are machines out there that can exceed 260MPH.. Times have moved..

theotherspongey · Feb 22, 2012

Um, yeah, that's why I said I miss the days when cars going 200+ were considered rare.

ilikewaffles11 · Feb 22, 2012

7th and 8th grade.

PeterJB · Feb 22, 2012

My friends at university.

CodeRedR51 · Feb 22, 2012

Having a car that I can modify and love driving at the same time.

Being broke sucks.

Solid Lifters · Feb 22, 2012

Fun music. Enough of this emo, hipster crap!

Hollow · Feb 22, 2012

Solid Lifters
Fun music. Enough of this emo, hipster crap!

^This, music lost all originality and soul. 👎

Slick Rick · Feb 22, 2012

My ex :/ but dont tell her....

Liquid · Feb 22, 2012

Jai
You can never go fast enough.. The race to 200MPH started in the late 80's.. With the 959 and the F40. Then followed by the EB110, the XJ220, and the F1..

There are machines out there that can exceed 260MPH.. Times have moved..

*cough*Yellowbird*cough*

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Home.

I'm enjoying my time in Germany but I'm deeply homesick. My friends, my family, my work collegues, the inside knowledge of all the streets and shortcuts, the trips to Chester/Wrexham or if we're feeling flash Liverpool/Manchester, sitting in the pub, those 2am trips to Asda just because it's quieter, playing Basketball on Richmond and so on.

Even the bad things; I miss every crappy shop, every rubbish chippy, every crap park, the poor infrastructure, everything.

Omnis · Feb 22, 2012

I miss the innocence of childhood and the happiness associated with just being alive and discovering new things during that time.

dice1998 · Feb 22, 2012

I miss you.

Seriously though, I miss when money wasn't a problem for me.

Michael88 · Feb 22, 2012

* My whole childhood and how I perceived the world and things when I was a kid, everything was so much more beautiful, impressive, intensive and life was easy........
* mentally challenging and truly difficult computer games
* late 90's music

Joey D · Feb 22, 2012

Having a stable job.

Ross · Feb 22, 2012

Back when I was a toddler when I didn't have much to worry about

ECGadget · Feb 22, 2012

I miss... a lot...

way too much to go into here...

MarinaDiamandis · Feb 22, 2012

Going to the Everyman Theatre in Cheltenham to see the annual christmas pantomime with my half sisters.

Being so young, going out when it was dark was a huge adventure! Looking up out of the car windows in wonder at the christmas lights, being terrified of a sculpture of a hare and a minotaur sat on a bench in the highstreet and the smell of my younger half sister's perfume are the things I remember particularly vividly.

Doth1s · Feb 22, 2012

I miss simpler times. The times before things like responsibility and serious life choices were the norm.

Beeblebrox237 · Feb 22, 2012

Feeling like you matter.

SlipZtrEm · Feb 22, 2012

Omnis
I miss the innocence of childhood and the happiness associated with just being alive and discovering new things during that time.

Joey D
Having a stable job.

These two, for me, since they cover two very different sides of me (and really, are opposed to each other). Current job is technically stable - it's just absolutely not where I want to be. The freelance stuff I've been picking up lately just drives that point home.

AlexGTV · Feb 22, 2012

Songs with solos, hearing a singer all the time is too boring.

Films with longer scenes. Remember the feather scene from Forrest Gump or the bag scene from American beauty?

1241Penguin · Feb 22, 2012

My (aunt's) 1992 Toyota Camry LE in silver.

(Retire in peace)

Pupik · Feb 23, 2012

Doth1s
I miss simpler times. The times before things like responsibility and serious life choices were the norm.

This.

The flip-side to the gravity of parenthood is that you get to be the first to teach a new generation how the world works, or at least, compel them to figure it out for themselves. You get to open the doors for your children, and as they experience things for the first time, understand new concepts, or just laugh at your jokes, even the mundane and ubiquitous becomes a gift bestowed to them.

What do you miss the most?

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can't kick this feeling

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