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Has one single event changed....
Old.22Bolts
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your personal life forever?
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The Day I met my GF, soon to be wife. That is one day I would relive a thousand times, and every day since.
Man, I have said that over three times! Don
Does a wet fart count? Don
Must have been a bad one Don.
No wonder south Albany stinks...[xx(]
I was counting down the days until I was out of the Navy (June 23, 2002). I still ended up getting out, but I decided to stick around as a reservist. I went to Iraq during 2006-2007, and I'm waiting until I get called to go to Afghanistan.
Of course...there are MANY.
He said one!!! ONE!!!! Get your head wrapped around that. ONE. Learn to listen or at least read. Damn, does Mod translate to stupid? Don
quote:Originally posted by ECC
Of course...there are MANY.
He said one!!! ONE!!!! Get your head wrapped around that. ONE. Learn to listen or at least read. Damn, does Mod translate to stupid? Don
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quote:Originally posted by ECC
Of course...there are MANY.
He said one!!! ONE!!!! Get your head wrapped around that. ONE. Learn to listen or at least read. Damn, does Mod translate stupid? Don
Yeah...we translate stupid all the time...I'm constantly having to translate your nonsense.
There have been MANY single events that have changed my life forever. Do you have reading comprehension problems.?.?.or do you just not understand the statement above?
Mushrooms could still be picked in cow fields and a couple of friends picked some.
We went about a quarter mile into the woods to our swimming hole. Crystal clear water abutting a sandy beach surrounded by lush plantlife.
Boiled up the shrooms and drank some for the first time.
That day, I had my first epiphany.
The fish were visible 10 feet down, the forest was emerald green, and I could feel every grain of sand under my feet.
It radically changed the way I viewed plants, animals, and my relationship to the world around me. Life abounds and it is something to be treasured and not abused. This is what we are given and it's up to us to make the journey as pleasant as possible.
That afternoon in 1975 is as clear in my mind as if it happened this afternoon. I wish everyone could experience something as wonderful.
[:)]
Has one single event changed your personal life forever?
Yes-
and about 1000+ other events.[:D]
Each of my children's births...
i will never forgive that piece of trash, and since her kids are following her example, i will probably never be in their lives again either, regardless of how close we once were.
bastids.
gawd, i'm angry.
[:(!] this angry emoticon isn't angry enough.
quote:Originally posted by The Ultimate Infidel
The Day I met my GF, soon to be wife. That is one day I would relive a thousand times, and every day since.
Man, I have said that over three times! Don
LMFAO...that's what I thought when i read that...things change infidel, you may change your mind about that one someday
I was sitting in biology class in my freshman year in high school. When, two rows in front of me, two boys were talking so much the teacher had to split them up. He told one to sit with me. That boy became my best friend. I ended up marrying his cousin and having two daughters. Which have given me two grand babies. Perla and Eli. So yes I can narrow it down to a single event.
Now that is nifty
The day my son and daughter were born.
The day my younger brother was just one pint of blood away from being dead....
That was 25 years ago ... now he has a wife and two kids... And I get to go hunting with him several times a year...
Never forget that you have only THIS life.. Use it as well as you can...
As my brother said back then.. "I plan to live forever... or die trying"
Yes.
Forever, as in eternity.
Whole lot better than mushrooms, I might add.
If one is to judge, one must have experience with both. Otherwise, you are only guessing from limited personal experience.
I would stack my view of life up against ANY bigot and let the moral chips fall where they may.
AT
Spring, 1975
Mushrooms could still be picked in cow fields and a couple of friends picked some.
We went about a quarter mile into the woods to our swimming hole. Crystal clear water abutting a sandy beach surrounded by lush plantlife.
Boiled up the shrooms and drank some for the first time.
That day, I had my first epiphany.
The fish were visible 10 feet down, the forest was emerald green, and I could feel every grain of sand under my feet.
It radically changed the way I viewed plants, animals, and my relationship to the world around me. Life abounds and it is something to be treasured and not abused. This is what we are given and it's up to us to make the journey as pleasant as possible.
That afternoon in 1975 is as clear in my mind as if it happened this afternoon. I wish everyone could experience something as wonderful.
[:)]
Dam stinking hippie[}:)][:0][:D].....
Don
I can truly relate to the experence and understand the changes that you went through, having a similar experence back in the day. I today look at some folk and say to myself, "they have missed so much in life" they walk around with blinders on or tunnel vision.
Thanks for the trip[;)]
That afternoon in 1975 is as clear in my mind as if it happened this afternoon. I wish everyone could experience something as wonderful.
[:)]
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I missed that mateo already said it. Oh well. [B)]
your personal life forever?
Define "personal life"...?