What're you most proud of?
 

Do you have any crowning achievements in your life, that'll stick with you forever, and when you look back later, you'll think "That was awesome"?

Here's mine. She's the most wonderful girl on this planet. Bar none. (No offense) But I'm going to deviate from the norm somewhat, and say that I wont be looking back at her, because we'll be together when we're 70! :rock:

http://i2.photobucket.com/albums/y13...guy/hannah.jpg



And yeah, she digs submarines :arrgh!::arrgh!::arrgh!:

She looks like that girl from the Harry Potter movies, but less childish and more dangerous.

Not that I would know, of course. I've never seen any of those movies. Really. :shifty:

How very dare you. :rotfl:

Has she been a extra in some zombie B-Movie or is she just plain cold?

Crappy webcam.



WHEN YOU'RE QUITE FINISHED, YOU LOT.


You're supposed to be listing your proud moments too. :p

It's past your bed time young man. :p Come on, off to bed you go and don't forget your coco drink. :yep:

IGK Foundation


;)


(im a bad, bad man)

She looks like quite the fighter type. Like this kick-boxer girl I love oh-so-much in my class.

What am I the most proud of? I'm the only one here with the maturity and common sense to not make fun of your girlfriend. I win.

http://www.thepoop.com/1000woofs/images/nyah.jpg

Seriously, though, I have no idea. I suppose surviving all the **** life has thrown at me would have to be pretty high on the list.

That was beyond childish:shifty:.

Corrected.

STOP MAKING ME FEEL SO AWFUL FOR BEING SINGLE DAMMIT :damn::damn::damn::damn:

It's not my fault women don't like me :cry:

Wait, it probably is. :huh:

:lol: Pun intended?


sorry, I just had to.:dead:

On Oct. 17,1989, I was personally responsible for maintaining long-distance telephone service out of San Francisco, California in the aftermath of the Loma Prieta earthquake. During that time, people were unable to call across town in S.F. but were able to call New York and Los Angeles. Oh, yeah, I forgot to mention. Even God couldn't save the Giants. As a result of my work, I received the personal thanks and congratulations of the President of A.T. & T. So I asked him for a character reference so, when I got laid off, I could find another job.

I survied 5 years of living a harsh nomadic life of a combat engineer. It was the best of times, it was the worst of times. It was an experience which was my definning moment in life and has etched a permant mark in the very fabric of my person.

I never forget who i am, and what i once was. And even though i was honorably discharged 10 years ago, I still carry my unit coin in my pocket with me every day.

Probably when my first novel got published.

But I am also proud of going to Gibraltar in SH3, and live to tell the tale! (Barely)

Don't let them get you down, your girlfriend is the cat's pyjamas. I would date her at the drop of a hat. Although I do have a cousin in the UK named Hannah... :hmm:

Me? I don't know. I do have a paper which was selected to be published in a quasi-popular professional navy journal this spring. I am only an undergrad student with no military background so I thought this was pretty cool. It came with a nice honorarium too.

Getting my pilots license is the most rewarding thing ive ever done. :yep: