How brave are you??

joe stodge

Well, how brave are you??

bnt

According to US Airways on Twitter, one lady managed to use one of their airliners for that purpose. Well, it was either a model plane or one very large lady. :eek:

TheBrinch

I dont want to sound like a badass, but i eject my USB without removing it safely...

B_Rabbit

I felt very brave when I left a shop to stop a scumbag outside who was hassling an old man for money the other day

Sound of Silence

If that's the definition of bravery, OP, then I'm a coward.

Arthur Beesley

I sometimes don't wash my hands or wipe my arse after taking a dump.

Pherekydes

In my previous lives I was executed for desertion five times, shot in the back while running away from battle three times and used children as human shields four times.

Totally craven...

Stavros Murphy

Not much you can say. "I'd ride barbed wire". Would you though? Really? Rough boxers with scratchy labels are about as far as I'd be going on the "stuff that gets near my nethers" front.

deseil

I used to be a mad bas##ard. But got reincarnated in my 20s and now im boring as feic,but can still feel the braveness (madness) bubbling under the surface.

Muise...

I've always been fond of the word 'foolhardy.'

Calibos

Family business held up at gunpoint (turned out to be starter pistol) and disarmed the gunman with a very unusual piece of sporting equipment which I wont divulge as it would identify me.

Family business held up at knifepoint (Turned out to be a real knife ) and disarmed knifeman who was holding the knife to my brothers throat.

I have no martial arts training and have never thrown a punch in my life. Still haven't.

I'm either very brave or very stupid. You decide.




Bravery doesn't come into it really. I reacted on instinct and didn't know I had it in me. However when you see a family member with a gun pointed to his head or a knife held to his throat. Whatcha gonna do??

Every other similar business in the town must have been held up successfully about 5-10 times in the 20 year span of these incidents. We've been held up unsuccessfully twice. The guards reckon we established a rep that we were not to be messed with and with the second incident the lesson learned by the old guard of the towns criminal fraternity was refreshed for the new.

Highly ironic given not one of us has every been in a fight or thrown a punch in our lifes. Mild mannered is an understatement

mad_man4

I once ate After eights at 7.59pm. I'm so brave.

Karl Stein

Shouted at a Bumble Bee the other day.

Granted I screamed and ran when he flew toward me after I'd shouted at him but I did shout at him first.

Thundering_Sky

I watched the film Brave so therefore I am brave :P

Stavros Murphy

mad_man4 wrote: »

I once ate After eights at 7.59pm. I'm so brave.

If you ate them after you ate something else, it doesn't matter if you ate them before eight. It was after you ate, so all's good.

RobbingBandit

Stavros Murphy wrote: »

If you ate them after you ate something else, it doesn't matter if you ate them before eight. It was after you ate, so all's good.

Zen.

glued

I'm about as brave as 3 firemen and 2 soldiers. So I'm pretty brave

Stavros Murphy

RobbingBandit wrote: »

Zen.

And not a Motorcycle in sight. Not even a broken one.

FurQyou

NOBODY.. calls me chicken..

Sir Arthur Daley

Im so brave i drive a track machine backwards.

mad_man4

Sir Arthur Daley wrote: »

Im so brave i drive a track machine backwards.

Some people won't get this.

Ted_YNWA

Superman idolises me.

Stavros Murphy

Stavros Murphy wrote: »

If you ate them after you ate something else, it doesn't matter if you ate them before eight. It was after you ate, so all's good.

They are After Eights not After Ates......so no.....the rules were broken end of :mad:.....:pac:

Sir Arthur Daley

mad_man4 wrote: »

Some people won't get this.

I dont get it myself, just put the blade and drive motors behind you and drive on backwards.

Stavros Murphy

Sir Arthur Daley wrote: »

I dont get it myself, just put the blade and drive motors behind you and drive on backwards.

As some smart ar5e reminded me earlier, they're on opposite ends, so,

orangesoda

there's a brave change in the evenings lately

Stavros Murphy

orangesoda wrote: »

there's a brave change in the evenings lately

True, true.

Milly33

I think id be pretty brave.. Always tend to just do stuff and then think ahhhhh maybe that could have gone a different way..All good though nothing bad happened so far

rwg

I once posted in the Christianity forum that I dont believe in God - hard as nails me...

Milly33

haha

anndub

Last Thursday I bought a standard seating cinema ticket but sat in a premium seat. Even though the screen attendant was looking right at me. That's just how I roll.

The Th!ng

One day at work I found myself in a situation where I had nothing to lose so I started a fight against four scumbags of the travelling persuasion from the local halting site. I never mentioned to my parents what happened, but the incident got a write up in the local paper so they read about it there. I wasn't a member of any union at the time, but the union rep in the job went to the bosses and told them if it happened again there would be an all out strike, I heard about this the following day so after work I went to my local union hall and joined SIPTU.

Mint Aero

Calibos wrote: »

Family business held up at gunpoint (turned out to be starter pistol) and disarmed the gunman with a very unusual piece of sporting equipment which I wont divulge as it would identify me.

Family business held up at knifepoint (Turned out to be a real knife ) and disarmed knifeman who was holding the knife to my brothers throat.

I have no martial arts training and have never thrown a punch in my life. Still haven't.

I'm either very brave or very stupid. You decide.




Bravery doesn't come into it really. I reacted on instinct and didn't know I had it in me. However when you see a family member with a gun pointed to his head or a knife held to his throat. Whatcha gonna do??

Every other similar business in the town must have been held up successfully about 5-10 times in the 20 year span of these incidents. We've been held up unsuccessfully twice. The guards reckon we established a rep that we were not to be messed with and with the second incident the lesson learned by the old guard of the towns criminal fraternity was refreshed for the new.

Highly ironic given not one of us has every been in a fight or thrown a punch in our lifes. Mild mannered is an understatement

I doubt mentioning the "unusual" sporting equipment would give you away anymore than the rest of that post to someone who knows you.

Shanotheslayer

Mint Aero wrote: »

I doubt mentioning the "unusual" sporting equipment would give you away anymore than the rest of that post to someone who knows you.

It was a Dildo

jane82

I pick up spiders with my bare hands and put them safely out the window.

Scuid Mhór

Dunno really. Lots of my friends say I'm brave in the reckless confidence sense of the word, but I tend to put that down to a complete lack of social awareness.

Ken.

Saved a child's life outside Pennies in Newbridge about 17-18 years ago. He ran into traffic and I dived to save him. A car jammed on the brakes and the bumper touched me at about 1 mile an hour. I shielded him with my body so not a scratch on the child. I was grand till about 15 mins later when I realized what I'd done. Then my knees went week.

Calibos

Mint Aero wrote: »

I doubt mentioning the "unusual" sporting equipment would give you away anymore than the rest of that post to someone who knows you.

I'm not worried about the people who know me. I'm worried about the chap who was on the receiving end of the unusual sporting equipment.

El Horseboxo

My job dictates that I'm supposed to be.

BRB

I come home after bed time....

Not brave at all, not even a little bit. I've been known to visibly shake with fright after someone's scared me with a 'boo'.

mfergus

I once went off topic despite a mod warning...

freedominacup

Calibos wrote: »

Family business held up at gunpoint (turned out to be starter pistol) and disarmed the gunman with a very unusual piece of sporting equipment which I wont divulge as it would identify me.

Family business held up at knifepoint (Turned out to be a real knife ) and disarmed knifeman who was holding the knife to my brothers throat.

I have no martial arts training and have never thrown a punch in my life. Still haven't.

I'm either very brave or very stupid. You decide.




Bravery doesn't come into it really. I reacted on instinct and didn't know I had it in me. However when you see a family member with a gun pointed to his head or a knife held to his throat. Whatcha gonna do??

Every other similar business in the town must have been held up successfully about 5-10 times in the 20 year span of these incidents. We've been held up unsuccessfully twice. The guards reckon we established a rep that we were not to be messed with and with the second incident the lesson learned by the old guard of the towns criminal fraternity was refreshed for the new.

Highly ironic given not one of us has every been in a fight or thrown a punch in our lifes. Mild mannered is an understatement

It's always the quiet ones you need to watch.