I'd love to tag a few too!

That would be a long list for most people if we could do it. I am happy to punch a few but if it was drumpf then I would want a biohazard suit as I would not want to catch anything.

I would still have given anything to be the shoe thrower at shrub...

If you by chance happen to cross paths with Lindsey Graham, and sock him one, I won't say anything. For someone like him to claim that state rights come first only to turn around and suggest to ban abortion on a Federal level, is such an asinine contradiction that I really don't have the words to describe just how stupid that is...

I have never been a sports fan, but as a kid, I did play in non organized neighborhood sports games. Never did school or any kind of organized sports. Although I did take martial arts classes for several years, as I was interested in learning how to defend myself.

In college went to a rural foot match (Australian Rules Football) spent the time chasing a bee out of the car, and doing simultaneous equations in my head to work out the scoring system. I don't know who won but my friend did not get killed by the prisoners he was playing against. (yup it was a country Victorian team against the local low risk/ rehabbing prisoners from the local jail)

@snytiger6 Cool, what kind of martial arts? For me it was Karate, by age sixteen made it to black belt.

@Cyberpunk2027 It was karate, in the early 1980's, mostly based in Tung Su Do, but modified to more of a mixed style. The person who modified the style was Chuck Norris, as he was trying to organize the United Fighting Arts Federation. I only went about half way to black belt, when I moved aware from the karate studio. I had a great teacher, John Barrett, and I just couldn't imagine having a different instructor.

There was one time where Chuck Norris actually came in and taught a class, and I was not at all impressed. His brother Aaron was/is a much better instructor. Anyway, I did not find Chuck to be all that impressive or all that bright in the intelligence department.

@snytiger6 Personally speaking, had never cared for Chuck Norris, so not shocked to hear that about him.

@creative51 I’ll give it a try ,but seriously I have traveled to many interesting places throughout the world,and hopefully will continue to.

@creative51 I knew that .no problem

@richiegtt Cool.

Yeah, me too.

Ditto from me it makes my skin crawl just looking at a photo of it.

Ditto

Would you jump out of a perfectly good plane?

@Unity When I was active duty I knew someone airborne qualified. I being a smart mouth, asked him why anyone would jump out of a perfectly good airplane. He told me it was not wise to assume Army airplanes were perfectly good. With that thought in mind, I would only jump out of an airplane when I discovered it was no longer perfectly good. So as long as it is perfectly good, nope I will stay in my seat. As soon as I find out otherwise, show me the 'chute and the exit.

@HippieChick58 Commercial airlines do not have parachutes aboard...none of them.

@AnneWimsey Good point.

I have never bungie jumped either, but I would like to.

Not for me either also can not even if I wanted to as my knees would dislocate be destroyed.

I've been to all three. Never been to Alaska though.

I have also been to Japan, Hong Kong (while it was still a British colony), Thailand and the Philippines.

@snytiger6 Back in the 70s my then husband and I traveled all over Europe for months. We visited several countries (England, Scotland, France, Spain, Italy and Greece), got married in England and lived in a beach house in Ibiza Spain and a rooftop apartment in Ierapetra, Crete, Greece; also lived in Berkeley, CA for five years.. It was quite an adventure. I just find it odd that I never explored three countries so close to the US

@TheoryNumber3 Well, I have bene to Mexico several times, mostly because I spent more of my life living around the Los Angles area. I've only been to Canada once. It was easy to get in. The problem was getting back. The border agent kept asking questions of us. I went with my friend Jack, who was still living in Los Angels, and the border agent was wondering why two people who lived in different cities were traveling together, even though we explained we were friends back in Los Angeles, and Jack flew up to Portland to visit me and we decided to drive up to Vancouver, BC. ... because neigher of us had ever been there. He didn't get that we were just regular tourists. Perhaps it was because Jack was of Chinese descent and I am Caucasian and there is more than a 12 year age difference between us as well.

We visited in the Winder months and it actually snowed while we were there. I recommend a warmer time of year if you ever go, unless you are into winter sports.

Anyway, ever since 9-11, you can leave the U.S. with no problems, but you will need a passport to get back in.

@snytiger6 I'll get to Canada one of these days.

The saddest part is I have a close friend who owns a B&B in Maui. And I hate to fly.

@TheoryNumber3 To me it isn't flying itself, but going through all the security, where you have to plan to be at the airport two hours before your flight leaves. I won't go through those super scanner machines to be irradiated, because I already had leukemia once, and I won't expose myself to casual radiation, because I don't want to have it again, so it take an extra ten minutes for me to go through security.

I don't mind the flight itself. I just listen to audio books for the entire flight, and it goes by pretty quickly. I am also sure to use the restroom right after they call my flight, so I won't have to deal with those tiny bathrooms during the flight.

I have taken to using a carry-on bag and a school backpack, so I won't have to check any luggage.

I see airports as a necessary evil if you ever want to go anywhere that is a distance. I just do little things to make it more bearable.

@snytiger6 I agree with everything you said. The flight itself isn't bad... it's all the hassle before and after.

Not yet but would like to.

You should watch The Rocky Horror Picture Show this Halloween season. Tim Curry is excellent.

The Rocky Horror Picture Show was the first movie that was so bad that it was entertaining just for the camp. By today's standards, it may not seem so outrageous, but just silly.

@SeaGreenEyez I think the original Hairspray was actually John Waters best film. The humor was (for once) effectively satirical.

The question is not what you did, it's what you didn't do. And I know when you have not lived an ordinary life... sometimes it's hard to fill in that blank...

@HippieChick58 the word Never is not a requisite mentioned in Unity's opening statement, sooo..also I amended my posting..just sayin..

Public sex is off my bucket list .

Got to say I have done all of those and actually have friends from Grimsby here in Australia.

That makes two of us. Maybe we should form a club for useless people, who like to hang out on the internet exchanging anti-religious thoughts, when we have nothing better to do, we could call it something like Agnostic.com.

@Fernapple Interesting idea. From your lips to God's...wait...no.

With that as a base line a lot of us are useless Brian Cox is at least 2/3 of the way into being useful. But he was on keyboards not guitar if that counts, (and it was a one hit wonder band) Alright not even Brian Cox is useful.

I've moved around a lot as an adult. I did stay in one apartment for about 12 years. I had planned for it to only be a temporary place to live. I learned that you shouldn't settle, as you may end up living with what you settled for, for a lot longer than you ever thought you would.

Growing up we never lived anywhere more than three years. As an adult, I’ve been fairly stagnate. I have live in Lancaster since 1968. And this is only the third home I have lived in since I left my parents. And I have been here since 1992. I never expect or want to live anywhere else. They can take me out of here feet first.

I bet you'll chip away at it

You go and have fun.
I have been to NZ a few times as it is close to Aus, been in sleeper trains often (so much fun getting rocked to sleep) NZ is awesome so much to do.

So of course you never complain.

Why is that?

@silverotter11 George will explain it to you

@Emanuele seems ass backwards to me. If you vote and your candidate wins, then yes, you have nothing to complain about. If your candidate (s) don’t win, then you have every reason to complain, you had no say in your leaders. If you don’t vote at all, you have no interest in who is controlling your life, right or wrong, so a willingness to accept whatever all the voters chose for you.

@Emanuele I happen to believe our voice does matter. One of the things I did in March 2020 right after the WHO declared COVID a global pandemic I called my senators and congress person at both the federal and state level and stated they better immediately get something in writing and passed that will protect people to vote. WA State was one of the first states to see rapidly rising cases. At first the trump admin did not want to do anything but as it got worse and they saw the opportunity to limit people from voting my senator was one of the first to act to get mail in voting available for others around the country. Texass limited ballot boxes, WA State added more secure ballot boxes. We were already a state with all mail in ballots but ensuring that it was easier instead more more difficult is important.
George was WONderful but it was a fatalist attitude, it may have jazzed some to get involved, sadly I think it may have simply caused some to just go fuck it.
I have worked on local county issues and campaigned. One of the big issues was water use, it was a several year battle but we did prevail and the effort and time was worth it.
Not all were wins but we did not just back off.

@Emanuele ui
ummm, Carlin was a Comedian.
As one myself, the surest way to create thoughtful humor is to reduce things to absurdity.

Me too. I figure if I were to do it might as well just go all out and sky dive naked wearing only a parachute and shoes.

@snytiger6 You would for sure be on the evening news that day!

@Redheadedgammy I doubt it. It is more common than you may think. Then again, I grew up and lived my entire life on the West Coast of the U.S. It might make the news in Read states.

Whaat?..dude it still one of the scariest films ever..put it on your Fuckit Bucket list..
The book is awesome..

I didn't find it to be all that scary. Never desired to see it a second time.

However, I think horror films lose something unless you see them in a movie theater on the big screen where you can totally be emersed in the experience. I saw the Exorcist on a TV.

@snytiger6 I agree..seeing them on a big screen intensities the experience..

Neither have I.

@HippieChick58 me either.

I have.

Me either, although it's on my list.

My Slovak ex-wife just saw the Grand Canyon last week!

I just did that 2 months ago!

Nor me and I won't be doing it unless the plane I am in fails.

@Budgie I am one of those people who really like roller coasters. I think sky diving would be a great thrill.

That one is on my bucket list

I've been down that road 4 times and my longest relationships go about 12 years.

My longest relationship was just five years. I knew, that as I had gone legally blind, I probably would never have another relationship, but I just could not stay in love somebody who wasn't honest with me. So, I have been "single" for more than 25 years.

Same here.

With the exception of having a son I share the other nevers with you.
I will never do heroin