Have You Ever....?

[ChrisL]

I know you guys are trying to give the impression that your sex is SO off the charts and SO ******* passionate that you lose all of your sensibilities, but I'm just not buying it.

I am not trying to give any impression. I am talking about what has happened and why. I am a sexual person. I have no problem with that. I also don't see any problem with taking care of a problem in the bathroom. I locked the door and took care of a distraction. I have never done anything my partner didn't want to do. We had some exciting adventures. No shame here.

At work??? Hmm. That would explain a lot about why employers frown upon employees having romantic relationships. Lol.

Maybe I just have better will power than most people.

 

[Swagger]

Shuffled along the boom/jib of a tower crane without a harness in Dubai.

Pushed the detonator handle on a demolition contract which resulted in a very tidy implosion of an 18-storey office block. I spent months placing the RDX charges, too.

Four tours of N. Ireland. Not so much thrilling, more miserable interspersed with an extreme rush when meting out a beating to the Paddies on riot duty.

Navigating the Alps on a shabby 350 cc motorbike when I was 19.

 

[WinterBorn]

I know you guys are trying to give the impression that your sex is SO off the charts and SO ******* passionate that you lose all of your sensibilities, but I'm just not buying it.

I am not trying to give any impression. I am talking about what has happened and why. I am a sexual person. I have no problem with that. I also don't see any problem with taking care of a problem in the bathroom. I locked the door and took care of a distraction. I have never done anything my partner didn't want to do. We had some exciting adventures. No shame here.

At work??? Hmm. That would explain a lot about why employers frown upon employees having romantic relationships. Lol.

Maybe I just have better will power than most people.

It wasn't about a fellow employee.

 

[Bonzi]

Shuffled along the boom/jib of a tower crane without a harness in Dubai.

Pushed the detonator handle on a demolition contract which resulted in a very tidy implosion of an 18-storey office block. I spent months placing the RDX charges, too.

Four tours of N. Ireland. Not so much thrilling, more miserable interspersed with an extreme rush when meting out a beating to the Paddies on riot duty.

Navigating the Alps on a shabby 350 cc motorbike when I was 19.

How long were you in Dubai?
I have family member that is going to be stationed there for a few months.....

 

[Swagger]

Shuffled along the boom/jib of a tower crane without a harness in Dubai.

Pushed the detonator handle on a demolition contract which resulted in a very tidy implosion of an 18-storey office block. I spent months placing the RDX charges, too.

Four tours of N. Ireland. Not so much thrilling, more miserable interspersed with an extreme rush when meting out a beating to the Paddies on riot duty.

Navigating the Alps on a shabby 350 cc motorbike when I was 19.

How long were you in Dubai?
I have family member that is going to be stationed there for a few months.....

Just shy of ten months. I was posted there by the company I worked for, Laing O'Rouke.

 

[charwin95]

What's the most DARING (or Crazy?) think you have ever done.....?

1. Married women raping me ( again ) in my garage while her husband is in the swimming pool.
2. Cliff diving. I was drunk in the Philippines 2002. I saw these veteran divers doing it so I say, that's easy. I just ran then jump. BOY...I didn't know it's that high. Luckily I landed properly. I look up..... I will never do that again.
3. Race track driving. A place where you can drive your car up to 180 mph. What an adrenaline rush.....

Married women raping you? Lol! WTF? Tell us more please!

That's my terminology of super aggressive women during sex that literally tore my shorts and my shirt, slammed me to the ground in my garage. While my wife, other friends, kids and her husband are outside swimming. The distance of the outside wall from the garage to the swimming pool is only 25 feet. That is the most daring and scariest I've ever done. Especially she is multi and a screamer.
I did have several experiences on different places like limo, casino parking lots, cars, camp ground, trails, parks, movies, conference room, restrooms. Those are with singles and married's women........ BUT only few of those are with my wife. She is super conservative and religious.

 

[Bonzi]

What's the most DARING (or Crazy?) think you have ever done.....?

1. Married women raping me ( again ) in my garage while her husband is in the swimming pool.
2. Cliff diving. I was drunk in the Philippines 2002. I saw these veteran divers doing it so I say, that's easy. I just ran then jump. BOY...I didn't know it's that high. Luckily I landed properly. I look up..... I will never do that again.
3. Race track driving. A place where you can drive your car up to 180 mph. What an adrenaline rush.....

Married women raping you? Lol! WTF? Tell us more please!

That's my terminology of super aggressive women during sex that literally tore my shorts and my shirt, slammed me to the ground in my garage. While my wife, other friends, kids and her husband are outside swimming. The distance of the outside wall from the garage to the swimming pool is only 25 feet. That is the most daring and scariest I've ever done. Especially she is multi and a screamer.
I did have several experiences on different places like limo, casino parking lots, cars, camp ground, trails, parks, movies, conference room, restrooms. Those are with singles and married's women........ BUT only few of those are with my wife. She is super conservative and religious.

I like (liked) when men were like that. (If I wanted them...)
Not many men are like that anymore (were)....

 

[iamwhatiseem]

I was a VERY different person when I was a teenager than now. Very.
I would have a laundry list of crazy things...including stealing a car with a couple buddies and ramping it off a 20 ft drop. Which of course destroyed the car.
Not the craziest thing I have done myself, but the craziest situation I witnessed a murder of a 17 yo by another 17 yo.
At the same time, all of the madness of my youth made me who I am today I guess....so there's that.

 

[Bonzi]

I've seen one person die right in front of me.
I mean have a heart attack, fall over and gone after a conversation - not slowly drift away in a hospital.

What shocked me more than anything else is that I didn't seem to really traumatize me as much as I thought it would have....

 

[iamwhatiseem]

I've seen one person die right in front of me.
I mean have a heart attack, fall over and gone after a conversation - not slowly drift away in a hospital.

What shocked me more than anything else is that I didn't seem to really traumatize me as much as I thought it would have....

My then best friend died right in front of me when I was 15...we were all drunk. Thank God I wasn't the driver.
I had nightmares for quite a while, me and another kid ran from the scene...in the winter, without a coat. Never totally got over it to this day. Something I would never do today of course, let's just say I am very serious about drinking and driving.

 

[Bonzi]

I've seen one person die right in front of me.
I mean have a heart attack, fall over and gone after a conversation - not slowly drift away in a hospital.

What shocked me more than anything else is that I didn't seem to really traumatize me as much as I thought it would have....

My then best friend died right in front of me when I was 15...we were all drunk. Thank God I wasn't the driver.
I had nightmares for quite a while, me and another kid ran from the scene...in the winter, without a coat. Never totally got over it to this day. Something I would never do today of course, let's just say I am very serious about drinking and driving.

People do not realize what they are risking when they drink and drive.
The problem is they DO know (when they are sober) but when you are drunk, you are likely to do just about anything....

 

[iamwhatiseem]

I've seen one person die right in front of me.
I mean have a heart attack, fall over and gone after a conversation - not slowly drift away in a hospital.

What shocked me more than anything else is that I didn't seem to really traumatize me as much as I thought it would have....

My then best friend died right in front of me when I was 15...we were all drunk. Thank God I wasn't the driver.
I had nightmares for quite a while, me and another kid ran from the scene...in the winter, without a coat. Never totally got over it to this day. Something I would never do today of course, let's just say I am very serious about drinking and driving.

People do not realize what they are risking when they drink and drive.
The problem is they DO know (when they are sober) but when you are drunk, you are likely to do just about anything....

Damn straight.
For my kids, I put their cars in my name and told them that the first time I even suspect they drank and drove I will sell their cars. I set down with both and told the above story in detail...so when your otherwise tough as stone father tells you a teary-eyed horror story - it has it's effect. Both of my kids love craft beer, since I make beer...but neither ever-ever drink and drive.