Your bucket list...
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Your bucket list...
Well im only 18, but something came over me today and i made a bucket list for myself. Its kinda fun making one. Whats your top 10?
1) Buy an STi
2) Play college/Pro soccer
3) Eurotrip
4) college degree
5) be on T.V.
6) have two girls in bed at one time
7) take drifting/rallying classes
8) pilots licence
9) REAL rock climing
10) take a train around the country
1) Buy an STi
2) Play college/Pro soccer
3) Eurotrip
4) college degree
5) be on T.V.
6) have two girls in bed at one time
7) take drifting/rallying classes
8) pilots licence
9) REAL rock climing
10) take a train around the country
Good movie...
Mine would have to be:
1)Complete college
2)Put the sibling through college
3)Find my dream girl
4)Tackle a mountain pass
5)Two girls one Pactin
6)Marriage
7)Visit Japan
8)Beat an Evo
9)Build a rsTI swap
10)See a Rally (probably not a in while...)
Mine would have to be:
1)Complete college
2)Put the sibling through college
3)Find my dream girl
4)Tackle a mountain pass
5)Two girls one Pactin
6)Marriage
7)Visit Japan
8)Beat an Evo
9)Build a rsTI swap
10)See a Rally (probably not a in while...)
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1)Stand on the beaches of Normandy and just...watch the ocean.
2)Stand on the beach of Iwo Jima and say a silent thank you to the spirit of my uncle(great uncle) and all the marines that died there.
3)Go to Washington D.C. and lay a rose at the tomb of the unknown solder. Then visit the grave of my uncle and my grandfather.
4)Buy lunch for a Vietnam vet, and welcome him home.
5)Shake the hand of a WWII vet and thank him/her (*DONE*..guy cryed and said it did him proud to know a younger person would acknowledge his generations sacrifices)
6)Sit alone, on horseback, some place way out in Montana and just watch a hawk flying.
7)See the northern lights from horseback
8)Visit my grandmothers family castle in Scotland
9)Live in Japan for 6 months
10)Ride a bull at the rodeo (*plan* this may happen for my 40th b-day)
2)Stand on the beach of Iwo Jima and say a silent thank you to the spirit of my uncle(great uncle) and all the marines that died there.
3)Go to Washington D.C. and lay a rose at the tomb of the unknown solder. Then visit the grave of my uncle and my grandfather.
4)Buy lunch for a Vietnam vet, and welcome him home.
5)Shake the hand of a WWII vet and thank him/her (*DONE*..guy cryed and said it did him proud to know a younger person would acknowledge his generations sacrifices)
6)Sit alone, on horseback, some place way out in Montana and just watch a hawk flying.
7)See the northern lights from horseback
8)Visit my grandmothers family castle in Scotland
9)Live in Japan for 6 months
10)Ride a bull at the rodeo (*plan* this may happen for my 40th b-day)
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1) buy a house
2) pay a house off
3) have kids
4) see those kids off to college, out of my house and into their spouses.
5) stay married
6) drive something really fast either on the autobahn or the ring.
7) make some heli snowboard trips
8) travel back to fiji again and hopefully a few other places man hasn't completely ruined yet.
9) retire comfortably
10) sit on a porch and talk shop with both my brothers when we're all over 70.
I'm a simple guy with simple goals.
overbear... I like your list. My quote on myspace.... I never say john wayne on the sand of Iwo Jima. My grandfather died in WW2 as well. I have been doing as much research as I can to find out exactly where and find his nose art... B-25 pilot. A good one. I have bought a vet lunch, thanked a WWII vet. I've sat alone on horseback watching a hawk fly... I did it in the mojave though. It really is that nice. But it's better with someone you love. Northern lights on horseback is brilliant. I've ridden a saddle bronc in a rodeo. My step father was a bull rider.
2) pay a house off
3) have kids
4) see those kids off to college, out of my house and into their spouses.
5) stay married
6) drive something really fast either on the autobahn or the ring.
7) make some heli snowboard trips
8) travel back to fiji again and hopefully a few other places man hasn't completely ruined yet.
9) retire comfortably
10) sit on a porch and talk shop with both my brothers when we're all over 70.
I'm a simple guy with simple goals.
overbear... I like your list. My quote on myspace.... I never say john wayne on the sand of Iwo Jima. My grandfather died in WW2 as well. I have been doing as much research as I can to find out exactly where and find his nose art... B-25 pilot. A good one. I have bought a vet lunch, thanked a WWII vet. I've sat alone on horseback watching a hawk fly... I did it in the mojave though. It really is that nice. But it's better with someone you love. Northern lights on horseback is brilliant. I've ridden a saddle bronc in a rodeo. My step father was a bull rider.
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1. Marriage
2. House
3. Kids
4. Go over 200mph
5. Go Mach 2.25 In an F-22 Raptor
6. Dogsledding trek through Alaska and Canada
7. See all of Germany, Northern Europe and Japan
8. Antarctic Cruise
9. Fire a GAU-17/A Gatling gun
10. Spend time with my family and friends
2. House
3. Kids
4. Go over 200mph
5. Go Mach 2.25 In an F-22 Raptor
6. Dogsledding trek through Alaska and Canada
7. See all of Germany, Northern Europe and Japan
8. Antarctic Cruise
9. Fire a GAU-17/A Gatling gun
10. Spend time with my family and friends
Great list.
I have a similar list as yours and I've also done #'s 4 and 5
Although I have to add, I also want to meet a German, a Japanese WWII vet (My grandfather was a Chinese WWII fighter pilot)
See, if you watched Ken Burns' "The War" and "Band of Brothers" - German and Japanese soldiers must have gone through even MORE hell than Americans. Cause things just kept getting worse and worse for them! They weren't evil or malicious, just regular Joes like the Americans who were swept up in unfortunate times.
German and Japanese lost an entire generation of young men, and for Germans these were young men who lost THEIR fathers in the generation before. Then your whole country is destroyed. The allies firebombed the crap out of a lot of German and Japanese civies as well.
Seriously, I want to meet German and Japanese vets and hear their stories, going home after the war to a broken nation and rebuilding both countries into the modern economic powerhouses. It's crazy, that postwar transformation
I'm pursuing a couple of my bucket list entries right now, before I get on with my professional life and "grow up and be an adult" so to speak (you always gotta do that one last thing while you're in your 20s)
1) fight Muay Thai in Thailand
2) fight (and win) a professional MMA fight
#2 may be a stretch, so I'm just hoping to get matched up with some street fighter who trains in his garage and doesn't know what he's doing
I have a similar list as yours and I've also done #'s 4 and 5
Although I have to add, I also want to meet a German, a Japanese WWII vet (My grandfather was a Chinese WWII fighter pilot)
See, if you watched Ken Burns' "The War" and "Band of Brothers" - German and Japanese soldiers must have gone through even MORE hell than Americans. Cause things just kept getting worse and worse for them! They weren't evil or malicious, just regular Joes like the Americans who were swept up in unfortunate times.
German and Japanese lost an entire generation of young men, and for Germans these were young men who lost THEIR fathers in the generation before. Then your whole country is destroyed. The allies firebombed the crap out of a lot of German and Japanese civies as well.
Seriously, I want to meet German and Japanese vets and hear their stories, going home after the war to a broken nation and rebuilding both countries into the modern economic powerhouses. It's crazy, that postwar transformation
I'm pursuing a couple of my bucket list entries right now, before I get on with my professional life and "grow up and be an adult" so to speak (you always gotta do that one last thing while you're in your 20s)
1) fight Muay Thai in Thailand
2) fight (and win) a professional MMA fight
#2 may be a stretch, so I'm just hoping to get matched up with some street fighter who trains in his garage and doesn't know what he's doing
1)Stand on the beaches of Normandy and just...watch the ocean.
2)Stand on the beach of Iwo Jima and say a silent thank you to the spirit of my uncle(great uncle) and all the marines that died there.
3)Go to Washington D.C. and lay a rose at the tomb of the unknown solder. Then visit the grave of my uncle and my grandfather.
4)Buy lunch for a Vietnam vet, and welcome him home.
5)Shake the hand of a WWII vet and thank him/her (*DONE*..guy cryed and said it did him proud to know a younger person would acknowledge his generations sacrifices)
6)Sit alone, on horseback, some place way out in Montana and just watch a hawk flying.
7)See the northern lights from horseback
8)Visit my grandmothers family castle in Scotland
9)Live in Japan for 6 months
10)Ride a bull at the rodeo (*plan* this may happen for my 40th b-day)
2)Stand on the beach of Iwo Jima and say a silent thank you to the spirit of my uncle(great uncle) and all the marines that died there.
3)Go to Washington D.C. and lay a rose at the tomb of the unknown solder. Then visit the grave of my uncle and my grandfather.
4)Buy lunch for a Vietnam vet, and welcome him home.
5)Shake the hand of a WWII vet and thank him/her (*DONE*..guy cryed and said it did him proud to know a younger person would acknowledge his generations sacrifices)
6)Sit alone, on horseback, some place way out in Montana and just watch a hawk flying.
7)See the northern lights from horseback
8)Visit my grandmothers family castle in Scotland
9)Live in Japan for 6 months
10)Ride a bull at the rodeo (*plan* this may happen for my 40th b-day)
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1. Love God
2. college degree
3. make lots of money
4. pay off parents' house
5. i want free from financial problems
6. build a track sti and evo
7. serve the world
2. college degree
3. make lots of money
4. pay off parents' house
5. i want free from financial problems
6. build a track sti and evo
7. serve the world
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Solve Rubik's Cube - Done 3 weeks ago.
See Barry Bond's Homerun - Done, 1999
See Wayne Gretzky Goal - Done, 1994
Watch Harlem Globetrotters live
Drive on Laguna Seca
Build my own bike frame
Start company
Learn Japanese
On April 14, 2033, buy a mint 2009 Nissan GT-R
Illustrate/Write and publish a children's book
See Barry Bond's Homerun - Done, 1999
See Wayne Gretzky Goal - Done, 1994
Watch Harlem Globetrotters live
Drive on Laguna Seca
Build my own bike frame
Start company
Learn Japanese
On April 14, 2033, buy a mint 2009 Nissan GT-R
Illustrate/Write and publish a children's book
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finish college,
start my own business,
move to China with my business,
buy a ferrari,
buy a lambo,
date some girls,
marry one of them,
have kids,
travel the world after retired at 40.
start my own business,
move to China with my business,
buy a ferrari,
buy a lambo,
date some girls,
marry one of them,
have kids,
travel the world after retired at 40.
1)Stand on the beaches of Normandy and just...watch the ocean.
2)Stand on the beach of Iwo Jima and say a silent thank you to the spirit of my uncle(great uncle) and all the marines that died there.
3)Go to Washington D.C. and lay a rose at the tomb of the unknown solder. Then visit the grave of my uncle and my grandfather.
4)Buy lunch for a Vietnam vet, and welcome him home.
2)Stand on the beach of Iwo Jima and say a silent thank you to the spirit of my uncle(great uncle) and all the marines that died there.
3)Go to Washington D.C. and lay a rose at the tomb of the unknown solder. Then visit the grave of my uncle and my grandfather.
4)Buy lunch for a Vietnam vet, and welcome him home.
5)Shake the hand of a WWII vet and thank him/her (*DONE*..guy cryed and said it did him proud to know a younger person would acknowledge his generations sacrifices)
i once heard a stat a few years ago, that like 8000 WWII vets are dying daily...
so they are getting fewer and fewer...