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Does this look familiar???
 
 
Ahhhhhh!!!   The nightmares!
 
 
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I screwed a couple really fat chics in my time. I still cannot get those images of the rolls out of my head. Never again.
 
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Committed a minor FEDERAL felony in 1962.  This has followed me ever since.  I was fortunate to get my nursing license and have kept my nose clean for many years.  I still amn not supposed to own a gun but I am just taking the chance that my good record will be taken into consideration if I should get caught.  When I was ten I was driving the jeep down in the pasture with the windshield down, shooting rabbits and giving them to the dogs to eat, it has never bothered me, just call me a redneck, I don't mind.
 
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Quote Originally Posted by Suckitup:

Does this look familiar???
 
 
Ahhhhhh!!!   The nightmares!
 

 

You're just fucking ignorant aren't you?

 

The topic wasn't 'Name something you can't get over that haunts you to this very day' dumbass!  The question was 'What is something that you have done in your life that you still regret to this day??'

 

Yes, I regret shooting the rabbit, but I don't fucking lose sleep over it.

 

Look, I regret shooting the bunny, your dad regrets not pulling out fast enough, your mom regrets being such a person.  We all have regrets.

 

And, as far as being"too civilized" to hunt, you should look up the word civilized b/c it doesn't mean pussified like you must think.

 
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Theres a few differnt things, but one of the top things is learning how to gamble 30 years ago when i was 15. It was the biggest money mistake i have made in my life and would have so much more money right now had i invested all that gambling money in other ventures.  Only 5-10 percent of all gamblers in the world can do this for a career, so if you arent in that 5-10 percent group, all your doing is wasting your life and money away gambling everyday.  Truth is we all want to make that easy money, so that probably one of the number one reasons we all gamble.
So there you have it one of my biggest mistakes in life.
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Quote Originally Posted by Ap1Bfreetorun:

  When I was ten I was driving the jeep down in the pasture with the windshield down, shooting rabbits and giving them to the dogs to eat, it has never bothered me, just call me a redneck, I don't mind.
 

 
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Quote Originally Posted by Ap1Bfreetorun:

Committed a minor FEDERAL felony in 1962.  This has followed me ever since.  I was fortunate to get my nursing license and have kept my nose clean for many years.  I still amn not supposed to own a gun but I am just taking the chance that my good record will be taken into consideration if I should get caught.  When I was ten I was driving the jeep down in the pasture with the windshield down, shooting rabbits and giving them to the dogs to eat, it has never bothered me, just call me a redneck, I don't mind.

 

That's what I'm sayin'..at least the dogs were getting to eat.  They'd have caught 'em themselves anyway. I just shot  that fucker to shoot something and walked away.  We grew up eating what we shot.  That's why hunting makes since to me, and that's why shooting that rabbit didn't.

 
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Quote Originally Posted by legwand:

I screwed a couple really fat chics in my time. I still cannot get those images of the rolls out of my head. Never again.

hey but if screwin a fat chic is your biggest regret, you must lead a pretty good life. hell we've all done it at least once, thanks to  

unless they were like 250+....hell who cares they all got big tits

 
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Quote Originally Posted by CapOrDie:

hey but if screwin a fat chic is your biggest regret, you must lead a pretty good life. hell we've all done it at least once, thanks to  

unless they were like 250+....hell who cares they all got big tits

It could've been worse......he could have shot a bunny wabbit.

 
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Threw a $3,000 engagement ring in the Bellagio fountain after my ex broke up with me. 

Oy vey.  Never venture to Vegas by yourself after a break-up.
 
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Quote Originally Posted by Suckitup:

It could've been worse......he could have shot a bunny wabbit.

 

Are you seriously still talking about this?

Also, have you noticed that no one else thinks you're funny?

 

Just wondering. 

 
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Rubbed one out to a picture of Ponch from the tv show CHIPS, the one where he has his shirt off and is pointing at me from my computer screen and saying "You're a person".
 
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Quote Originally Posted by PocketJacks:

Rubbed one out to a picture of Ponch from the tv show CHIPS, the one where he has his shirt off and is pointing at me from my computer screen and saying "You're a person".

 

Did you use your tears as lubricant?

 
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Set up 2 guys who wanted to buy a lb of pot from me and my buddy. Told them that we were going to take a ride to meet the other guy who had the stuff. My friend would be there, but what they didn't know is that there would be a 3rd guy. The 3rd guy had a gun and robbed all of us, the money and the smoke. These guys were freaked out, which I would have been too. What they didn't know is that me, my buddy and the 3rd guy all meet later and split the money up.
 
We were young and stupid.
 
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I joined covers.
 
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I guess i would regret telling my worst life story on this thread for people to change their feelings for how they feel about me now ??????????????
 
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Quote Originally Posted by PocketJacks:

Rubbed one out to a picture of Ponch from the tv show CHIPS, the one where he has his shirt off and is pointing at me from my computer screen and saying "You're a person".

 

Thats funny you sick bastard

 
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Quote Originally Posted by vanzack:

I joined covers.
 
I have been addicted ever since.

 

ain't that the truth..

 
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Man, and I thought taking a Griffey rookie was bad!
 
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Quote Originally Posted by VGPOP:

Easy....
 
Get a credit card while I was in college

 

Could not agree more.....

 
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My biggest regret is not taking school seriously....esp. high school.
Didn't realize how much you can get with good grades (scholarships) and how much of a leg up you can have with just some effort.
 
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Bre-X, Nortel, and Enron.  Fucking stock market.
 
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Going to an expensive private university not many people have heard of (Emory University, which was ranked 17th in US News of top universities, tied with Rice, ahead of Vandy, Notre Dame, UC Berkeley, and Georgetown) instead of going to Georgia Tech, and to this day, I'm still paying off student loans nearly 10 years after graduating. In addition, the B.S. (no pun intended) I  got in Chemistry is worthless. Also, I didn't particularly enjoy my 4 years among some of the most arrogant bourgeois douchebags imaginable.

Also while in college, not asking out the gorgeous Asian Indian girl who was making all sorts of overtures towards me (she later graduated from the University of Pennsylvania Medical School and now practices medicine as well as teaches it in San Francisco).

Years later, taking a crap job at E! Entertainment paying 27K a year, thinking it would lead to all sorts of opportunities in entertainment, but left me in debt while trying to eek out a living in Los Angeles and no viable references (since I'm not a shameless, calculating, groveling brownnoser).


 
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The very worst thing I did in my past that I regret cannot be posted on here.  I'm sure I'm not alone.
 
 
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Quote Originally Posted by MWC:

The very worst thing I did in my past that I regret cannot be posted on here.  I'm sure I'm not alone.

Did you bone the family dog or something?  Yeah, man....been there too.

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