What is the thing you are most proud of in your life?

blackcard · 13-11-2016 1:01am #1

The winning score in a match? Saving someone's life? Getting a promotion? Becoming a millionaire? Telling the truth when it was easier to tag along with the majority? Looking after someone when they were past their best? Passing an exam? Giving your kid the chance of a decent education?
I have many regrets Mistakes made. Things I should have done or said. Things I should not have said or done. The thing I am proudest of is telling people that I love that " I love you". How about you?

zl1whqvjs75cdy · 13-11-2016 1:05am

Me whopper mickey

Gremlinertia · 13-11-2016 1:06am

Still being here really.

Roger Mellie Man on the Telly · 13-11-2016 1:08am

My indestructible geranium.

Edups · 13-11-2016 1:09am

donkeyoaty0099 wrote: »

Me whopper mickey

Don't keep that whopper too long it will spoil... and how do you know OPs name is Mickey?

Armchair Andy · 13-11-2016 1:10am

I put the lid down after a number 2 once. A smelly Guinness buerre blanc had just departed down the wastepipe.

blackcard · 13-11-2016 1:11am

donkeyoaty0099 wrote: »

Me whopper mickey

Congratulations. Did you grow it yourself?

Edups · 13-11-2016 1:13am

blackcard wrote: »

Congratulations. Did you grow it yourself?

Indeed. The tip is to vigorously tug it 7 times a day while on pornhub

That's where you see the ads for enlargement pills

Drumpot · 13-11-2016 1:16am

Learning humility

JupiterKid · 13-11-2016 5:37am

My publications. Seeing my name referenced in journal articles always gives me a little buzz!:)

dodderangler · 13-11-2016 5:56am

My kids.

Surreptitious · 13-11-2016 6:22am

My massive knockers.

Realistically being published also.

Edups · 13-11-2016 7:42am

Surreptitious wrote: »

My massive knockers.

Same

Except I'm not proud because I'm a man

Son0vagun · 13-11-2016 8:02am

Finding a safe.

s15r330 · 13-11-2016 8:11am

Apart from the usual stuff like getting a degree etc.
I remember one evening after school, a lad in my town was being bullied, it was a regular occurence.
I was a leaving cert and they were below me.
I was walking past and saw this going on.
I went over, told them to f#ck off and if I saw them at it again physical harm would ensue etc

That was near 20 years ago and the odd time i'd meet his mam on the street she'd still mention it and thank me.

She's a total milf too so you never know, I might get lucky!

md23040 · 13-11-2016 9:42am

Trying as best as possible to raise my two kids with values of decency and respect whilst robbing them of any feeling of self entitlement that many millenials now have.

All this has been possible with a good and loving partner. Without family and strong friendships money would be utterly meaningless and vaccous.