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It's a good question. Mine would be:
- Sprint a 12 seconds 100m
- A week of snowboarding immediately followed by a week marinating in the Caribbean
- See the Boca Juniors play River Plate. I've seen Boca play at La Bombonera and the atmosphere was electric
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Nope. No way, no how.Originally posted by edison View PostDo a skydive
As for stand up, just go for an open mike session. I've been tempted. I've got this joke about motion sensitive lights and urinals...
My son and I went to a venue where anyone could turn up and perform rock. It was hugely fun - mainly because the audience comprised the other performers.
My view is, just try things. Tuesday and yesterday, I went to a gospel music workshop. We've gone through 12 of 16 songs. Tonight we do the other 4 and recap the last 12. Saturday we perform before a paying audience! Last year, my wife choreographed the local panto - never choreographed or really danced before, but it worked out really well.
Down with racism. Long live miscegenation!Comment
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These were in jest, if it wasn't obvious. I'm not that Jekyll and Hyde.Originally posted by woody1 View Post1) Swim with dolphins
2) Ride in a hot air balloon
3) See the Northern Lights
4) Holiday at one of the party islands notorious for booze-fuelled casual sex
5) Go on a reckless gambling spree in Vegas
6) Try Class A drugs
TBH, I can't think of anything I'd put on a bucket list.Comment
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A spade?Originally posted by woody1 View Post
These were in jest, if it wasn't obvious. I'm not that Jekyll and Hyde.
TBH, I can't think of anything I'd put on a bucket list.England's greatest sailor since Nelson lost the armada.Comment
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I did a sky dive and loved it, one of those feelings you can't really replicate any other way (I've also tried 'indoor skydiving' but it's obviously not the same exhilaration). Once was definitely enough to tick the "done that" box - no interest in doing any more
Probably one of those "you're a lot more likely to die in a car than a plane" things but a few years after someone I work with did one as a big charity fundraiser thing and and broke both of his legsComment
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Why is having lots of sex and enjoying dance music incompatible with swimming with Dolphins and partying in Vegas? I know a few that would disagree with you!Originally posted by woody1 View Post
These were in jest, if it wasn't obvious. I'm not that Jekyll and Hyde.
TBH, I can't think of anything I'd put on a bucket list.Comment
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That's why you're banned from Seaworld.Originally posted by vetran View Post
Why is having lots of sex and enjoying dance music incompatible with swimming with Dolphins…Maybe we ain’t that young anymoreComment
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Maybe they meant the Miami DolphinsOriginally posted by MaryPoppinsI'd still not breastfeed a naziOriginally posted by vetranUrine is quite nourishingComment
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I'll just stick me head in a bucket. Nice and cheap.bloggoth
If everything isn't black and white, I say, 'Why the hell not?'
John Wayne (My guru, not to be confused with my beloved prophet Jeremy Clarkson)Comment
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