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12-05-2005, 02:33 PM
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compliments
What's the best compliment you've ever recieved?
A good friend of mine recently passed away, and it made me think of a compliment he once paid me. He and I were team mates in a top division competitive pool league. Over the course of several years I made a point of scrutinizing his play, and incorporating the finer elements of his game into into my own. Whether he knew it or not, he was a bit of a mentor to me and I respected his opinion immensely. Last year he had a bit of a slow start to the season. No-one mentioned it to him as we all knew he'd find his own way back. Sure enough, several weeks go by and BAM! Out of the blue his game shifts into high gear, and he's playing the best pool of his life. I take him aside and ask how he achieved such a radical turnaround in his game. "Mick", he says, "To be honest, I just decided to make a point of playing more like you. Any time I'd get in trouble, I'd ask myself: "What would Mick do here?"". That may be the best compliment I have ever recieved. What's yours? 
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#2
12-05-2005, 02:39 PM
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Re: compliments
My son got an 'invisible' pen for his birthday recently, and has been scribbling stuff on a pad, and then shining a UV light on it to read the message. I was checking through it the other day, and found 'Dad is awesome x2'.
That was pretty damn good.
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#3
12-05-2005, 02:42 PM
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Re: compliments
Mi brawthr sed i spellt goot.
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12-05-2005, 02:48 PM
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Re: compliments
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My sone got an 'invisible' pen for his birthday recently, and has been scribbling stuff on a pad, and then shining a UV light on it to read the message. I was checking through it the other day, and found 'Dad is awesome x2'. [/ QUOTE ] hard to top ones involving parents/children. my most recent heartwarmer came from my brother. we don't share the same father - his dad is the one that's responsible for a lot of the gruesome childhood stories i've posted. i took him to a casino for his 21st birthday with my gf and a friend. he's not talkative, and he spontaneously expressed to my gf when i wasn't around how happy it makes him that i never call him my half-brother.
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#7
12-05-2005, 02:48 PM
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Re: compliments
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[ QUOTE ] I love you [/ QUOTE ] Aw come on, it was a good story, but it wasn't that good. [/ QUOTE ] I was just gonna post a smartass reply, you beat me to it...
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#8
12-05-2005, 02:50 PM
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Re: compliments
[ QUOTE ]
My son got an 'invisible' pen for his birthday recently, and has been scribbling stuff on a pad, and then shining a UV light on it to read the message. I was checking through it the other day, and found 'Dad is awesome x2'. That was pretty damn good. [/ QUOTE ] i would start crying. damn that's sweet.
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#9
12-05-2005, 02:52 PM
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Re: compliments
I take my son to a restauraunt when he is like four. The place is packed and there is a guy there making balloon figures for all the kids. My son wants one but there is no way he is ever going to get to us so I get up and go over and slip the guy ten bucks and ask him to come over. So he comes over and he asks my son what figure he wants him to make and he says "a daddy".
I don't think the balloon man even made it home before it popped but I still have it in a drawer in my desk.
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#10
12-05-2005, 02:58 PM
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