Post: What's the toughest thing you've had to go though in life?
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03-09-2011, 05:26 AM
#2
Epic?
Awe-Inspiring
It seems like this may have been inspired by the "whats your worst injury" thread. Regardless, the toughest thing I've ever had to go through in my life was when I went on a school camping trip and we had to sleep in tents, in the snow, when it was 7 degrees Fahrenheit outside, freaking freezing and all we had was our sleeping bags.
I was in high school and some kids were literally crying they were so cold.
I was in high school and some kids were literally crying they were so cold.
03-09-2011, 05:31 AM
#3
bb_25
Climbing up the ladder
Originally posted by AsianInvasion
It seems like this may have been inspired by the "whats your worst injury" thread. Regardless, the toughest thing I've ever had to go through in my life was when I went on a school camping trip and we had to sleep in tents, in the snow, when it was 7 degrees Fahrenheit outside, freaking freezing and all we had was our sleeping bags.
I was in high school and some kids were literally crying they were so cold.
I was in high school and some kids were literally crying they were so cold.
Wow that's crazy cold! Especially since I live in Florida haha.
03-09-2011, 05:37 AM
#4
Mr. Star
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My toughest choice was choosing between ps3 or a xbox and guess what I chose :carling:
lol Just kidding.
But on a serious note, My hardest choice was which high school I should go to, The high school where I could succeed and become successful or the ghetto high school where my girlfriend is. I chose the successful high school because I had good advice from a friend, MONEY OVER BITCHES.
lol Just kidding.
But on a serious note, My hardest choice was which high school I should go to, The high school where I could succeed and become successful or the ghetto high school where my girlfriend is. I chose the successful high school because I had good advice from a friend, MONEY OVER BITCHES.
03-09-2011, 05:48 AM
#6
TheRandomGuy128
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Originally posted by Starfam
My toughest choice was choosing between ps3 or a xbox and guess what I chose :carling:
lol Just kidding.
But on a serious note, My hardest choice was which high school I should go to, The high school where I could succeed and become successful or the ghetto high school where my girlfriend is. I chose the successful high school because I had good advice from a friend, MONEY OVER BITCHES.
lol Just kidding.
But on a serious note, My hardest choice was which high school I should go to, The high school where I could succeed and become successful or the ghetto high school where my girlfriend is. I chose the successful high school because I had good advice from a friend, MONEY OVER BITCHES.
seems to me you made the right choice ill quote from a GREAT movie
"first you get the money, then you get the power,THEN you get the woman." Scarface
for me the toughest was when my father passed away
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03-09-2011, 08:45 AM
#10
Mugen904
-Bosna u Srcu-
Becoming a father
Ever since I started thinking about it -- maybe sometime in my teens, I wanted to be a father. I kind of hated the way most people did parenting, and I felt like I would be able to do a better job. I was a person, I felt, even when I was 10 or 12. I was never treated as a person, of course. Such things were not done in those days. But I knew that if I became a father, I would treat my children differently.
Ever since I started thinking about it -- maybe sometime in my teens, I wanted to be a father. I kind of hated the way most people did parenting, and I felt like I would be able to do a better job. I was a person, I felt, even when I was 10 or 12. I was never treated as a person, of course. Such things were not done in those days. But I knew that if I became a father, I would treat my children differently.
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