What's the most amazing thing you've ever done?

[Why Always Ste]

Saved my Older Brothers life.
Saved my Step-sisters life.

Few years ago the family Dog started swimming out towards the sea, thinking his ball was in the sea.
Continually swam and wouldn't stop, eventually it was either - swim out there myself and drag him back, or he dies.
I swam out and grabbed ahold of his collar, swam back to the shore with our dog.

All the usual stuff like Skydiving, Bunjee, Rock climbing, Scubadiving I've done many times.

 

[mcmanus]

Persuading a completely sober girl who wasn't cross eyed or orca fat to suck my cock.

4 whoppers in one sentence has to be a record.

It was a man.

Sheeeeet.

Joe can be both a male or female name. Ah well.

 

[Brightwell’s left peg]

For pure elation and Adrenalin rush, it has to be when I decided not to leave the pub I was in in Calgary in the 90th minute 2-1 down to QPR, closely followed by a similar decision at wembley in 1999

Non football related, recently a few of us (12 in total work colleagues but good friends also) got flown to oregan (USA) in a wide bodied private jet, to play 4 rounds of golf at Bandon Dunes. That was unreal.

'First solo' when learning to fly was pretty awesome as well.

Heli skiing as well.

 

[oakiecokie]

Bloody hell I`ve read all of these and feel that my contribution is tame.
Hitchiked to Vienna in 1970 (for the Final) and we had our photographs taken by the Daily Mail.The Club gave me and my mate a lift down in the team bus and watch them train at their camp.
Unbelievable Jeff.

 

[Pelly Greeny]

The one that got knocked down?

The one that was destroyed by terrorists in 2001, yes.

Which one?

Got knocked down?

Got.........knocked.........down?

 

[BlueHalli]

I hold the record for deepest descent in the world's oceans - just over 11,000km to the bottom of the Mariana Trench, launching from Mermaid Sapphire. This was to trial the MkIII Deepsea Challenger and carry out research including sample collecting. It was an amazing experience but never again. There's a chance I'll be working with some new space tourism apparatus which is currently in development, which should be pretty exciting.

11,0000 kilometres? You would have popped up in Nevada somewhere.

Oops! You're quite right. It was, of course, 11,000mm.

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[Stuuuuuu]

Mmm indeed.

 

[scousemanc]

In May I rode my motorbike to Oludeniz in Turkey and back. 4800 miles, 12 countries, 2 continents. On my own.

 

[117 M34]

In May I rode my motorbike to Oludeniz in Turkey and back. 4800 miles, 12 countries, 2 continents. On my own.

Did you get lost?

 

[scousemanc]

In May I rode my motorbike to Oludeniz in Turkey and back. 4800 miles, 12 countries, 2 continents. On my own.

Did you get lost?

I was only going to Tesco