Nothing. :/

That one time I got to go to Europe completely alone for more than a month(my family living there was obviously with me). Yeah, that was really fucking nice.....

Grad night when I went on the Superman at Six Flags.

I'm not scared of rollercoasters but the Superman was one that always scared me and I avoided it every time I would go to Six Flags because its the tallest and most menacing ride there. But this time my friends and I decided to go on it. Even though its the shortest ride you can go on, I still had the time of my life.

The rest of the night was pretty lame.

Umm...

My truck broke down in the winter last year. Total transmission fluid leak when one of the valves was shot.

Took a strap, tied it to my brother in laws truck, and put mine into neutral.

He pulled, I steered and braked in mine. We drove over sheet ice, he slid a few times and I had small windows not to lose control because the only way I was moving forward in any direction was by turning my wheels and not braking.

We did 100km on the highway all the way to the nearest mechanic.

Stopping was nerve wracking. He'd slow down and I'd be rolling at full speed. If I stopped completely his truck would have ripped mine apart.

It got the heart rate up.

That's more then exciting, that's intense

I actually don't know

Quote from: Sandtrap on April 06, 2015, 12:14:05 AM

My truck broke down in the winter last year. Total transmission fluid leak when one of the valves was shot.

Took a strap, tied it to my brother in laws truck, and put mine into neutral.

He pulled, I steered and braked in mine. We drove over sheet ice, he slid a few times and I had small windows not to lose control because the only way I was moving forward in any direction was by turning my wheels and not braking.

We did 100km on the highway all the way to the nearest mechanic.

Stopping was nerve wracking. He'd slow down and I'd be rolling at full speed. If I stopped completely his truck would have ripped mine apart.

It got the heart rate up.

That's more then exciting, that's intense

He's ahead of me driving a three ton truck. He starts slowing down. I have to slow down, but not stop. I also have to slow down just a little so that the slack tow rope doesn't get too far under my truck and get snagged in the axles.

Two means of making a problem worse than it is.

I stop completely and his three ton rips through my brakes and tears my engine a new asshole.

Or the tow rope winds around my axles and makes a tangle mess and snaps them.

Throw ice on top of it and when you hit the brakes you don't even slow. You just slide.

First time ever doing something like that too. Could've gone worse.

Quote from: Sandtrap on April 06, 2015, 12:25:53 AM

Quote from: BC on April 06, 2015, 12:17:12 AM

Quote from: Sandtrap on April 06, 2015, 12:14:05 AM

My truck broke down in the winter last year. Total transmission fluid leak when one of the valves was shot.

Took a strap, tied it to my brother in laws truck, and put mine into neutral.

He pulled, I steered and braked in mine. We drove over sheet ice, he slid a few times and I had small windows not to lose control because the only way I was moving forward in any direction was by turning my wheels and not braking.

We did 100km on the highway all the way to the nearest mechanic.

Stopping was nerve wracking. He'd slow down and I'd be rolling at full speed. If I stopped completely his truck would have ripped mine apart.

It got the heart rate up.

That's more then exciting, that's intense

He's ahead of me driving a three ton truck. He starts slowing down. I have to slow down, but not stop. I also have to slow down just a little so that the slack tow rope doesn't get too far under my truck and get snagged in the axles.

Two means of making a problem worse than it is.

I stop completely and his three ton rips through my brakes and tears my engine a new asshole.

Or the tow rope winds around my axles and makes a tangle mess and snaps them.

Throw ice on top of it and when you hit the brakes you don't even slow. You just slide.

First time ever doing something like that too. Could've gone worse.

Damn dude, glad everything worked out

It wasn't as nerve wracking as driving my snail of a motor home to the city alone. I want you to imagine a 25 foot long box that's about 7 feet wide sliding on ice all the way down a road for about 10 miles.

In order to control yourself on ice, you brake, turn your wheel gently, and un-brake.

I'm driving a 25 foot long box. It takes time for the front and ass end to agree that they're going the same direction. Turning in a vehicle so large is done by overshooting.

My front end is on the left side of the road facing oncoming traffic while the back end is sliding back onto the road. Turn to the right and watch the back end fishtail into oncoming traffic while I try to keep the front out of the ditch.

Tow ropes I can manage now.

Never taking a snail ice skating again.

I don't really do many things haha

Remind me why we have him here again?

I don't know. Until I go Sky Diving my appropriate response seems to Air Ballooning. Personally though, I'd say falling in love.

I hate you comms, that's REALLY annoying.

Street racing for pink slips back in Uni, made a killing and got my first car thank to my friend's modded to hell integra. it didn't look like much and that exact reason I won.

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Quote from: Elegiac on April 06, 2015, 01:16:42 AM

I don't know. Until I go Sky Diving my appropriate response seems to Air Ballooning. Personally though, I'd say falling in love.

I hate you comms, that's REALLY annoying.

I never did anything.

Everyone remembers what you did

I have no idea what you're talking about. Nothing happened.

Uh...well there was that one time I...uh...yea, I got nothing.

Quote from: Yu on April 06, 2015, 01:31:44 AM

Uh...well there was that one time I...uh...yea, I got nothing.

lol noob

i bet you dont even lift

You'd be right, too lazy.