A great book or movie. I mean a truly great one. Not entertaining, not fun, but something so good it sends chills down your spine. I love that feeling when I'm reading a book or watching a movie, and I realise that this isn't just one of many, that it's something special. Something I'll remember, something that will stick with me, maybe something that will change me. It's very rare, and therefore all the more precious.

hot water,good dentishtry and shoft lavatory paper

Patience, the golden virtue. Lacking it you get anxiety, a shorter lifespan, lack of focusing on your aims and targets, distractions, in one word. There were 9 more virtues i had in mind as candidates, most of which i tried to focus on and teach myself before (failed some karmic trials of those on the go), but patience is key among them. I utterly failed at compassion, another key one. People and circumstances how they are, completely prevented me from developing any... So patience. For me, this is best in life.

I like your answer but there should be a word for it, preferably something ridiculously long and unpronounceable.

Supercalifragilisticexpialidocious

Yeah, it's an all-time classic!

And what better way to say I love you than with a gift of a spatula?

Huh. I had forgotten all about that movie. Gotta rewatch.
Whatever you feel like. This is a chaos-designated area.

"to crush puss, and to hear the pleasures of the women" or something like that.

Don't know :P A couple of contenders come to mind:

drinking a glass of cool mountain water when you're extremely thirsty
the multiple strands of molten cheese that accompanies that first slice of warm pizza
freshly cooked noodles with butter and feta cheese
a good springbok-all blacks game

the list goes on...

You're a feta fanatic, aren't you?

It's awesome! But for some reason I hated it throughout my childhood.

Ahhh! The old "hate turns to love" classic tale...

Responsibility's cool..

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