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Whats the bravest thing you have ever done?

ilovebiology

As the title says!

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Super-Rush

You tell me first.

ilovebiology

Ha. Just a question for the public!

Super-Rush

You gotta contribute a story of your own. Its the law.

aligator_am

I somehow sense that "yore ma" is gonna be posted

Not sure on the bravery thing, although I did once save 2 girls from being mangled by a car, wasn't really bravery though tbh, I was walking behind them and grabbed them by the collars before they walked into the path of the car. The fecker in the motor was thundering along, still to this day dunno how the girls didn't notice it, they were both looking the other way and were literally walking right in to the path of the oncoming car, they would have been mashed

Spore

Vote Fianna Fáil - ouch!

Keano

Start a thread in AH.

Rebelheart

I suspect that the truly brave things which we've done can only be acknowledged in hindsight. When you have to do something, you simply have to do it. That it may be brave at the time does not properly factor into a mind which looks at something which is necessary to do and doesn't wish to give it more of an 'exceptional' quality as it will make it harder to do it.

Psychologically, a deep sense of normality and "unexceptionalism" is essential in order to do something which to the outsider appears brave.

And of course when it is truly brave, and you realise it afterwards, it is harder to talk about it.

mink_man

I typed "how to find chuck norris" into google....

mink_man

aligator_am wrote: »

I somehow sense that "yore ma" is gonna be posted

Not sure on the bravery thing, although I did once save 2 girls from being mangled by a car, wasn't really bravery though tbh, I was walking behind them and grabbed them by the collars before they walked into the path of the car. The fecker in the motor was thundering along, still to this day dunno how the girls didn't notice it, they were both looking the other way and were literally walking right in to the path of the oncoming car, they would have been mashed

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amacachi

Farted while walking about 4 hours after a kebab. Risky business.

u_c_thesecond

ilovebiology wrote: »

As the title says!

prob 2 years ago when i was outside a club looking for my husband, couldnt find him, some girl came up screaming in my face that i was "riding her fella" and that "she didnt care if i was pregnant" that she was still gonna kick the crap outta me!

so i (fulla drink and not preg obviously) started roaring at her saying i wouldnt touch her guy(who was standing behind her and looked like someone on crimecall) and she had the wrong girl and would wanna watch who she was screaming at!! She said sorry and walked off dragging her knacker fella behind her!!

Sad i know but thats the bravest thing ive ever done. i know people have jumped in fronta cars to save people but thats all my sad life has done !!!!!!!

Tech3

I said "No" to a person once. It was the bravest thing I ever did.

silvervixen84

Talked back to a Garda, brave but stupid

Glico Man

Saved a person from getting knocked down by a car by pulling her out of the way.

Sharpshooter

ilovebiology wrote: »

As the title says!

As the charter says!

dr.bollocko wrote: »

Think before you post.
Pointless threads (e.g. 1,000 posts \o/), polls (e.g. Daddy or chips?) will be locked or deleted. Please contribute to your own threads. If you're asking somebody to forward an opinion put one forward yourself first.
Pointless posts (e.g. yore ma, first!, w00t!, +1, ibtl) will be removed on sight. Persistent offenders may be banned for this.

OP, if you don't contribute I will close this thread.

u_c_thesecond

tech2 wrote: »

I said "No" to a person once. It was the bravest thing I ever did.

you should get an award. your god !!:D

ilovebiology

Ok. I guess the hardest, I don't know if its brave but go through a really bad illness and overcame it. Thats all I can think of tbh.

tony1kenobi

I told the authorities where Bruce Banner was.

Bog

tech2 wrote: »

I said "No" to a person once. It was the bravest thing I ever did.

I wish I could do that. Any advice?

lugha

Bog wrote: »

I wish I could do that. Any advice?

Sharpshooter

tony1kenobi wrote: »

I told the authorities where Bruce Banner was.

He still got away though, as per.:p

alwaysadub

Finishing climbing Carantoohil(sp) after having a panic attack on the way up.

silvervixen84

alwaysadub wrote: »

Finishing climbing Carantoohil(sp) after having a panic attack on the way up.

Well done, climbed it years ago too, it was a personal accomplishment for me. To have done it after having a panic attack is amazing.

Hank_Jones

I once was caught driving a milk float and if that milk float was to go over five miles per hour, a bomb would arm.
If the float then fell below fives miles per hour, the bomb would detonate.
There was also a terrifying incident with some cardboard boxes while I was driving, it was a scary day.
Thankfully enough I survived, I put the brick on the accelerator.

ilovebiology

Hank_Jones wrote: »

I once was caught driving a milk float and if that milk float was to go over five miles per hour, a bomb would arm.
If the float then fell below fives miles per hour, the bomb would detonate.
There was also a terrifying incident with some cardboard boxes while I was driving, it was a scary day.
Thankfully enough I survived, I put the brick on the accelerator.

Now thats what I call brave!!! You should be awarded a medal for that one!!

silvervixen84

Hank_Jones wrote: »

I once was caught driving a milk float and if that milk float was to go over five miles per hour, a bomb would arm.
If the float then fell below fives miles per hour, the bomb would detonate.
There was also a terrifying incident with some cardboard boxes while I was driving, it was a scary day.
Thankfully enough I survived, I put the brick on the accelerator.

Eh, Ted was driving the car when the cardboard box incident occurred :mad:

ham_n_mustard

one time in a subway station in rome, i saw this lad try to pickpocket a fairly elderly woman. he had his arms folded and a newspaper kind of half held over one hand. he was just getting his hand into her handbag when i gave him a bit (lot) of a nudge with my shoulder and sent him on his ar$e. he got up shouting, the ould one looks at me as if i was a thug picking on the robber fella. the robbers big buddy, who i didnt notice until now, starts walking towards me to do something horrible to me. at this stage my missus drags me on to the train that just pulled in and off we went and had a lovely day.

Sharpshooter

Hank_Jones wrote: »

I once was caught driving a milk float and if that milk float was to go over five miles per hour, a bomb would arm.
If the float then fell below fives miles per hour, the bomb would detonate.
There was also a terrifying incident with some cardboard boxes while I was driving, it was a scary day.
Thankfully enough I survived, I put the brick on the accelerator.

You totally creamed that post!

arybvtcw0eolkf

I posted in The Ladies Lounge - brave but stupid.

I was younger and a little more foolish, brave some might say - nay I say, I dare not do it again.

Armin_Tamzarian

ilovebiology wrote: »

Whats the bravest thing you have ever done?

Told Sharpshooter that Bret Hart is gay.