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post 1635929233 04-11-2021, 03:40 AM
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- Impromptu trip to Alaska (was a Space-A), getting a rental car and driving to a town some guy in the terminal told you about and not having done a minute of research on it at all, just getting in the car and going, at night, on a random suggestion not knowing what you end up seeing, first time there. 10/10 mang. Nothing like Seward AK.

- Sort of specific but on a Uni trip to Arches NP in 2008, one of the dudes in the tent (about 12 girls/guys on the trip) woke up me and another guy and basically we went out around 1am and started climbing chit, got on top of a couple smaller arches and one bigger one, all had our head lamps on and you could look out and just see probably 15-20 other lights in this distance seeming to crawl over other arches - people doing what we were. also had some animal growling n chit behind me when i was heading back to the tent so i booked it.
Originally Posted By ChrissJ
Paranormal experiences late at night in "haunted" places.
Did that at Waverly Hills. Didnt see much but some dude kicked a ball and when it stopped it started to move side to side just an inch or two. Saw the video of it.
Bills crew / Bud Light crew / extra onion crew / M&P crew / lcp2 crew / ap3 crew / Trump crew / mcdonalds app crew / cat-owner crew / Tin Cup crew / self-checkout crew / country music crew / RIP snails crew / 214CE crew
post 1635929603 04-11-2021, 03:57 AM
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What a boring and meaningless list.

When you lay upon your deathbed, do you really think you will care at all about having done or not done any of these things?

Take some genuine chances that could fundamentally change your life - leave your cushy consulting gig and start a business or NFP, invest time in building deep relationships with people, move city/country, learn about things that interest you, kill that annoying neighbour that always looks at you funny in the lift and dump their body where nobody will ever find them, etc etc.
post 1635930273 04-11-2021, 04:36 AM
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Experience what it is like to be homeless for a couple of days or even just one day and see how grateful and humble you become
(can also just travel internationally to a third-world country and experience the same)

Sky-Diving
Definitely on my own bucket list. I was going to do it last year but sadly, COVID-19 smacked the world so it's put on stand by but it's going to happen

Experience 'Jet' G-Force
Also another thing I'd like to do, take a passenger ride in a fighter jet and see how it is experienced

Travelling to Rome and seeing the Grand Colliseum

Firing a .50 caliber sniper rifle

Firing a .50 caliber handgun

Lumberjacking

Travelling to the Cayman Islands

Travelling to see the Aurora Borealis (jealous af for the people who actually live there and see it in the zone)

SPACE
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post 1635933523 04-11-2021, 06:50 AM
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Getting a truly amazing BJ. Not an average bj but one where you are screaming out in ecstasy.
post 1635933703 04-11-2021, 06:54 AM
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Sunrise at the grand canyon

Climbing the sun pyramid in teotihuacan

Visiting the giza pyramids and the luxor temple

Doing ayahuasca or peyote

Scuba diving on a tropical reef

Visiting Constantinople and hagia Sophia

Actively practicing meditation
post 1635933823 04-11-2021, 07:01 AM
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star gaze with no light pollution and no clouds (with or without psychedelics)
post 1635933853 04-11-2021, 07:02 AM
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Rawdogging a tinder sloot
post 1635934053 04-11-2021, 07:08 AM
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I don't have a bucket list or anything, but I'm going to go on a downwinder as soon as I find someone who can do it with me. I ride the waves on lake michigan, but we don't get conditions anything like this.

A downwinder is when you have a boat tow you way out, maybe 10 miles, or some people do it from island to island or bay to bay depending on where you are. Heavy winds and waves going in the same direction. I'm not as good as these guys yet, but paddle board season here isn't long and I don't get to practice in stuff like this.



Better longer video



We have waves this weekend, but the water is frigid, I think I'll go back out anyway after watching these.
post 1635934133 04-11-2021, 07:10 AM
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post 1635934143 04-11-2021, 07:11 AM
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Live abroad early and don't do the american traditional corporate life.
post 1635934153 04-11-2021, 07:11 AM
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Flying business class on a long haul flight 8+ hrs
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post 1635934243 04-11-2021, 07:14 AM
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Originally Posted By snailsrus
Gold or silver package for dreamland/tomorrow plus scavenger hunt around Brussels

Bocas del toro cave diving, coco farms, snorkeling and deep sea fishing. Also it’s an awesome island.

Machu picchu

Paris

Rome

Thailand (zip lines are amazing)

Moab white water rafting


Lake Tahoe
Came in to say this expecting nobody else to have said it. But yes, one of Tomorrowland Belgium, Ultra Miami or EDC Las Vegas.
- Ex British Army

- Manchester United

- Tomorrowland 2014/15/16/17/19/22/23
- Ultra Miami 2016/18/22/23
- EDC Las Vegas 2022
- EDC Orlando 2023
post 1635934253 04-11-2021, 07:14 AM
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Zukk a dink.
post 1635934333 04-11-2021, 07:16 AM
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The most peak experiences I felt all involved some assistance. Probably something like stim sex with someone you really like is a peak. I've never tried because it seems too degenerate.

Maybe try to make a project you think a lot about.
post 1635934353 04-11-2021, 07:16 AM
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Do something reckless every now and then
Originally Posted By Hutrapper
Do a one week human powered trip of some kind, but do it solo with no human interaction. Hike, paddle, etc. Rely solely on yourself.

You will learn a lot about yourself


It's been said solitude is a power few can handle.


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Also this
post 1635934373 04-11-2021, 07:17 AM
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Getting high.

I'm usually pretty high strung, but doing that taught me to mellow out a bit even when sober.

EDIT: Do it with someone you trust or within the safely of your own walls.
Originally Posted By Silencespeaks
Falling in love is the ultimate life experience.

Will likely end in disaster ofc but it’s worth it.
So because your experience went sour, everyone else will have the same experience? Shut the fuk up already you sad kunt.
post 1635934613 04-11-2021, 07:22 AM
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post 1635934703 04-11-2021, 07:26 AM
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Most never travel outside of their country, especially Americans, to ever appreciate what they have and the life that they have been blessed with.

Experience things that you are afraid of, but not necessarily risking your life. Srs The more fear we can overcome in life, the more we learn about ourselves, self reflect, better our character, and become stoic. We become a rock to which others can depend on for stability and the less likely you will be terrified by true evil or shaken by the unknown. This is very, very important!! You will be able to take on ANYTHING if you learn to control your fear and aren’t afraid to take on new experiences that seem overwhelming to mere mortals. You will be better equipped to deal with adversary and challenges

Be productive; find a hobby or side job that you produce or create something for others. This is what business is all about; finding something others need and provide it for them, even if you have to charge money for it. It’s still a service. Start a garden, a bee hive, or volunteer somewhere. Service for others is very rewarding...and Christ teaches us a lot through doing so. It’s life changing
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post 1635934743 04-11-2021, 07:27 AM
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a certain magic plant that grows in the elf woods.
post 1635935083 04-11-2021, 07:34 AM
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Originally Posted By messomi
a certain magic plant that grows in the elf woods.
lmfao came in here to say this ^

mushrooms are a hell of a thing
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I want to visit all the countries that popped up on my 23&me dna analysis.
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Washington State wilderness hikes. Same with Vermont and Maine.
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Importing a tranny from South America
post 1635936113 04-11-2021, 07:57 AM
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Backpack through Europe.

One of the most favorite things that I’ve done in my life.
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Living part of your life where you are nomadic, mobile. I was a truck driver for almost 2 years, living in a truck.

Getting shot at. Something that really changes you when someone takes a weapon designed to kill you and takes aim at you with the intent to kill you and the only reason you are alive now is because they didn't aim correctly or you moved right in time. It just changes a man.

Military service. It will take the boy out of you and weed out the p*ssy out of you, make you a man, or at least know how to man up. I think the 2 year mandatory service should be implemented. There was a time when most men did have to go into the military, and note how back then, there was a lot less of this BS going on and men were men.
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Travelling is cool. Definitely better with resources so you're not super poor.
post 1635936493 04-11-2021, 08:04 AM
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Originally Posted By Anachron
Angkor Wat.

(Although I prefer the Bayon, visit both in same trip - three days is plenty ).
Did this a few years ago while in Cambodia.

Trying to figure out how they get an entire wall if carvings exactly the same, and then try to fathom the man hours it would take to do entire walls of it... then realize the place is multiple square miles in size...


Makes me feel fkin retarded being proud of carving a few dozen duck decoys, and opens your eyes to what dedication is

Also tour the killing fields while there for a true pit of your stomach "fuk me" moment
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Backpacking Europe.

Feel bad for guys who are old now and never did it. Even a short 2 week trip is worth it. Not that expensive too and probably some of the most fun I ever had in my life
post 1635937103 04-11-2021, 08:16 AM
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Revenge

When they least expect it
post 1635937133 04-11-2021, 08:17 AM
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Originally Posted By Wyzz
Backpacking Europe.

Feel bad for guys who are old now and never did it. Even a short 2 week trip is worth it. Not that expensive too and probably some of the most fun I ever had in my life
I wonder how badly hostels are getting absolutely wrecked by the covid mandates.
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