Members fretless Posted August 22, 2007 Members Posted August 22, 2007 what would it be ? Me ,I killed a beautiful Woodpecker with a BB gun some 25 years ago and I am still kicking myself for it . I know I will have to answer for it someday and should .
Members Psilocybin Posted August 22, 2007 Members Posted August 22, 2007 My "event" would be my high school years in general.
Members wilki29 Posted August 22, 2007 Members Posted August 22, 2007 I would have played baseball instead of lacrosse in high school. It was a bad decision, but I think everything happens for a reason. You live and you learn.
Members i_wanna_les_paul Posted August 22, 2007 Members Posted August 22, 2007 Registering here. I might actually have a life...and get more work done...
Members fretless Posted August 22, 2007 Author Members Posted August 22, 2007 I would have played baseball instead of lacrosse in high school. It was a bad decision, but I think everything happens for a reason. You live and you learn. hey I played lacrosse for 7 years , that is the true American sport , a mans sport , you done good my friend !
Members Bonoman Posted August 22, 2007 Members Posted August 22, 2007 Registering here. I might actually have a life...and get more work done... Dammit! You stole my joke! Honestly, I can't think of one thing I would take back. I have a few things I'm not proud of, sure, but they're all a part of my life and experiences and I've learned from every one, so no, I would not want to take them back because I wouldn't want to not have had those lessons learned.
Members wilki29 Posted August 22, 2007 Members Posted August 22, 2007 hey I played lacrosse for 7 years , that is the true American sport , a mans sport , you done good my friend ! its not that, its just that I was so good at baseball. I was pretty decent at lacrosse, but it just wasnt my sport. I did start a good amount of games, but I didnt like it nearly as much as baseball.
Members chunky-b Posted August 22, 2007 Members Posted August 22, 2007 Registering here. I might actually have a life...and get more work done... I just discovered this HCBF thing a few weeks ago and my life is already suffering... Sure I know way more about my instrument and amps and strings and stuff, but my work seems to be lagging... It is hard for me to choose one event because of this: Dumbest thing I ever did in my life: Marry a psycho lesbian. Best thing I have in my life: Two daughters from said psycho lesbian. Hence the catch 22. Best thing came from the worst thing...
Members rummy Posted August 22, 2007 Members Posted August 22, 2007 I didn't speak to my dad for about 3 years. I wish I could take those years back. Or, I wish I hadn't holla'd at my ex a couple years back.
Members fretless Posted August 22, 2007 Author Members Posted August 22, 2007 its not that, its just that I was so good at baseball. I was pretty decent at lacrosse, but it just wasnt my sport. I did start a good amount of games, but I didnt like it nearly as much as baseball. yeah I hear ya .
Members illidian Posted August 22, 2007 Members Posted August 22, 2007 Honestly, I can't think of one thing I would take back. I have a few things I'm not proud of, sure, but they're all a part of my life and experiences and I've learned from every one, so no, I would not want to take them back because I wouldn't want to not have had those lessons learned. +1
Members T. Alan Smith Posted August 22, 2007 Members Posted August 22, 2007 Oh, where the f*#k do I START?!?! Seriously, I didn't even START living 'til I turned 18. So, I would change something back when I was in jr high, prolly. Actually, I wish I would have taken sh!t more seriously back then. I wish I had the self discipline I have now. I wish I treated my brain like a muscle and excercised it when in school. I wish I stayed in school band. I wish I took advantage of the track opportunity. I was, after all, the fastest runner. Grade school geek made for great track training. I'm not kidding. Anyway...look, you've got me on a roll now.
Members i_wanna_les_paul Posted August 22, 2007 Members Posted August 22, 2007 Dumbest thing I ever did in my life: Marry a psycho lesbian. Funny how when you're in your early 20's, this sounds quite exciting...
Members chunky-b Posted August 22, 2007 Members Posted August 22, 2007 Funny how when you're in your early 20's, this sounds quite exciting... I was 21, she was 19, and I didn't know she was on the other team at that time. It took 2 kids and a few years of being married to me to make her choose the other side! hehehe
Members chris-dax Posted August 22, 2007 Members Posted August 22, 2007 Making fun of a girl in grade school - I mean seriously and mercilessly teasing her because she wasn't very good at math.... what an a-hole....somebody should back-handed my stupid ass into the middle of next week....
Members basshunter Posted August 22, 2007 Members Posted August 22, 2007 I was 21, she was 19, and I didn't know she was on the other team at that time. It took 2 kids and a few years of being married to me to make her choose the other side! hehehe Been there, done that, but only one kid. But I understand your "best from worst" scenario. Seriously, I don't know that I'd take back any event though. I've made more than my fair share of mistakes, but all told they got me to where I am today, and where I am today ain't that bad at all.
Members Ender_rpm Posted August 22, 2007 Members Posted August 22, 2007 Gong to a private ($$$) college right out of high school instead of the state school I was accepted to. I had to drop out due to lack of funds, and it took me years to get back, and I'm still not done as life keeps getting in the way. Woulda been done, and debt free Of course, then i wouldn't have met my wife all those years later due to moving several states away from home to be in a band with a guy i met at said school. So yeah, life is funny
Members chunky-b Posted August 22, 2007 Members Posted August 22, 2007 Seriously, I don't know that I'd take back any event though. I've made more than my fair share of mistakes, but all told they got me to where I am today, and where I am today ain't that bad at all. That is kind of the philosophy I have taken. I went through some rough times, but I am past it, things are going good/better and learned and experienced some things along the way... So I guess i have to go back to "If I had only started learning bass earlier!"
Members jmb374 Posted August 22, 2007 Members Posted August 22, 2007 Most recent: Fewer tequila shots last night. I was so hungover this morning I couldn't even swallow advil. Long term: I should have taken school more seriously. Then again, I had a lot of fun skipping all those classes. Oh well, two more years to shape up... By the way, I did make it to class with a horrible hangover, whereas in the past I would have slept in.
Members zachoff Posted August 22, 2007 Members Posted August 22, 2007 Wouldn't have gotten married the first time.
Members Bonoman Posted August 22, 2007 Members Posted August 22, 2007 Making fun of a girl in grade school - I mean seriously and mercilessly teasing her because she wasn't very good at math.... For the record: I suck at math. Nobody ever made fun of me for it, though. Not to my face, anyhow... And I don't think that's something you need to regret, Chris. For all you know you could have inspired her to get a tutor and she went on to become a rocket-scientist. Everything happens for a reason. I truly believe that.
Members hawkhuff Posted August 22, 2007 Members Posted August 22, 2007 yeah I hear ya . I wish I had had more kids. I love 'em. Uh.......what kind of cigar is that anyway?
Members fretless Posted August 22, 2007 Author Members Posted August 22, 2007 I wish I had had more kids. I love 'em. Uh.......what kind of cigar is that anyway? it's whatever you want it to be
Members fretless Posted August 22, 2007 Author Members Posted August 22, 2007 I wish I had had more kids. I love 'em.Uh.......what kind of cigar is that anyway? the world is filled with kids who need someone so maybe you are not yet finished ...
Members bassman1956 Posted August 22, 2007 Members Posted August 22, 2007 In August of 1981, I said goodbye to someone I never wanted to leave.
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