What do you do?- #2

I can do things I would never do in fear. I once parkoud up a fence, and I SUCK at parkour, and the fence was 5 feet tall, and t be honest, I did it like a BADASS.

Some people are different than others. I was driving a tractor down the road a 20 MPH (so fast, I know), and the thing went into a slide because the road was ice. My sister freaked out, and I prefer the term skill over luck. It was skill that I got out of the slide, not luck.

One time I was riding my bike and I went as fast as I could over a small ramp and I actually went 3 feet in the air. I was 9 at that time, so it FELT badass.

I was driving a big truck when it was 8. I've been driving tractors since I was 4. I drove an ATV up a small hill when I was 10 and went 6 feet in the air. It was 110cc ATV, so small, we have a 500cc ATV now.

Wow, i wish I could do that...

It's fun living on a farm. I have a .22, I can fire a 12 gauge with one hand. I did a donut with my dad's truck (Ram 2500 Mega Cab, 4x4, 3/4 ton suspension, tow package, it's usually the biggest vehicle on the road), I'm 15 and have a jacked up Jeep.

Lucky. Sometimes I wish I could just experiebce a life what Americans think as"Poor."

My idea- Climb inside the Suchomimus's jaws, throw the fish to distract it, and try to hide out until the Spino backs off, shooting it whenever I can, taking out sensitive areas (eyes nose, ears, legs, mouth, so on) eventually hopefully, knocking the spino out then finishing it off, making it back off and run away, or become frightened of the gun, in which I would chase it off, shooting, like a bad-ass.

As for the coolest thing Ive ever, done, probably tame a horse that started freaking out and sprinting across a field with me on its back, and when a baby alligator nearly bit my hand off, because it was learning to "explore" with its mouth,  but I saw it coming and grabbed it out of the air. Both made me feel pretty epic, haha

Wow, I have neevr done stuff as cool as THAT.

Climbing into the mout of the dead SPinosaur, good thinking Primal.

Thanks! It was pretty cool. That was the first time someone had been able to tame the horse. It was already wild, but when it got spooked it was life or death. So I grabbed the reins, and whipped it around. Put it in its place,haha. As for the Gator, yeah I saw it coming and knew right where to grab it, so caught it out of mid-air.

And thanks! haha, figured it would be a good idea.

Yah, even the Jews did that thing in WW 2, they would hide from the Nazis under piles of dead bodies becasue the Nazis feared the dead.

You do what you gotta do.

Exactly. Do what ya gotta do when ya gotta do it. In bad situations, ya got do what it takes to survive. Or in this case, in the immortal words of Ian Malcolm "ya gotta go when ya gotta go.";) 

Exactly. Do what ya gotta do when ya gotta do it. In bad situations, ya got do what it takes to survive. Or in this case, in the immortal words of Ian Malcolm "ya gotta go when ya gotta go.";) 

Exactly. Do what ya gotta do when ya gotta do it. In bad situations, ya got do what it takes to survive. Or in this case, in the immortal words of Ian Malcolm "ya gotta go when ya gotta go.";) 

Heh, triple post.

I find it inspiring how so many people do so much for freedom and survival.

Agreed. People truly do whatever it takes to save them selves or others. Great inspiration they are.

and haha, yeah iPhone glitch

Funny, Mr Happy said he was having glitches with his iPad.

They are a reat inspiritation. I watched one of those progams of police trying to catch killers and a woman endured so much pain form a man and she struggeld for survival for her son, so she can be there for him. And she survived.

Once there was a guy who was in Moab one day and got his arm pinned under a giant rock, and after a couple days of surviving, was going to let himself die, until he had a vision of his future kids. He immediately tied a tourniquet and cut his arm off with a dull Swiss Army knife. Then he dragged himself through miles of desert to civilization, and now a couple of years later, he has 3 kids and a wife. Great inspirational story, if you ask me.

Once there was a guy who was in Moab one day and got his arm pinned under a giant rock, and after a couple days of surviving, was going to let himself die, until he had a vision of his future kids. He immediately tied a tourniquet and cut his arm off with a dull Swiss Army knife. Then he dragged himself through miles of desert to civilization, and now a couple of years later, he has 3 kids and a wife. Great inspirational story, if you ask me.

Once there was a guy who was in Moab one day and got his arm pinned under a giant rock, and after a couple days of surviving, was going to let himself die, until he had a vision of his future kids. He immediately tied a tourniquet and cut his arm off with a dull Swiss Army knife. Then he dragged himself through miles of desert to civilization, and now a couple of years later, he has 3 kids and a wife. Great inspirational story, if you ask me.