What's the thing you're most proud of? - Page 2 - Club CDFreaks

diane7 · 22-04-2008

Quote:

Originally Posted by CDRecorder

Definitely my computers.

MY VISTA

di loves vista

*Sexy_Southerner* · 22-04-2008

Stepping out of the me me me world into the unknown and falling deeply in love with this young man

he rocks my face off!

diane7 · 22-04-2008

Thank`s for Sharing him with us .

Love the way the photo was taken :-)

kg_evilboy · 22-04-2008

My sneakers

diane7 · 27-04-2008

Quote:

Originally Posted by diane7

MY VISTA

di loves vista

Ok Im having another say

MY KIDS because they WELL Behaved I heard
im still waiting to see that

getting bord with vista SINCE service pack 1 .
Waiting 4 Windows 7

UTR · 27-04-2008

This is a tough question. Probably one of the moments in me life I am most proud of is stopping to help an elderly couple that had pulled to the shoulder of a busy section of Interstate 95 in Virginia near Washington, DC. I thought their car had broken down and when I stopped it became quickly apparent that the man (in his 70s) was suffering from an episode of dementia and became violent with his wife while in the car so she pulled over. He then became belligerent with me and ran out into three lanes of traffic on I-95. It is amazing how fast your mind can think in these circumstances and in just a matter of a second or two I decided I couldn't stand there and watch him get run over. I had about 10-15 seconds to get him out of the road before the next wave of traffic was upon us. I figured either he would either get hit or cause a massive traffic accident from the cars trying to avoid him. In seconds I formulated a plan and decided that I would first try to drag him from the road and if that failed I would have to slug him hard enough to knock him out and then try and drag him off the road. I ran to him before he knew what was going on and got behind him and then put him in a bear hug. The sucker grabbed my little finger on my right hand and damn near broke it! I was able to force him to the shoulder and then by putting all my weight on him he fell to the ground. I sat there behind him for about 10 minutes until the police and ambulance came. We talked about fishing, where he was from in upstate New York etc. like nothing had just occurred. His wife was basically paralyzed with fear and in hysterics the whole time. I couldn't even get her to use the cell phone that was hard mounted in my car (this was over ten years ago) to call for help.

Why this makes me proud is that I think we all like to think we would do the right thing in an emergency even if it put us at personal risk. When I was put in a situation to test this I was proud of myself in that I thought the situation through very quickly and decided I couldn't live the rest of my life knowing I stood by and watched this man die even though he was a total stranger to me without trying to help him, even if I might die trying to save him. Having gone through this is one reason I so respect members of the military that have fought in war zones because they make decisions like this of much greater danger and magnitude, to themselves on a regular basis and it is to be commended.

Mr.Bill · 27-04-2008

My Grand Children. And the fact that I also don't have debt, other than my Mortgage. LOL

Mr. Bill

jhtalisman · 27-04-2008

My incredibly large penis!

ROTFLMAO

Seriously though, my son. The one thing in my life that no matter how bad things are or pissed off I am that can always make me smile.

Womi · 27-04-2008

My XBox 360 Gamertag

wazzy · 28-04-2008

Sadly enough, right now it's probably my GPA...life is currently sucking for me

Shellie Mae · 29-04-2008

Well, one thing is I decided at the age of 32 to go get my GED. And at my little graduation ceremony, I was a keynote speaker, which, to me was pretty impressive

cream30 · 14-05-2008

since I was 10 years old my Weigh didn't change and actually I still wear suma them .actully my sisters too.

22-04-2008	#28 (permalink)
diane7 CD Freaks Die Hard Join Date: Jul 2006 Location: East London . South Africa has nothing 2 do with England ass end of RSA Posts: 1,859	Re: What's the thing you're most proud of? Thank`s for Sharing him with us . Love the way the photo was taken :-) __________________ **Housework Won`t Kill you but why Take the Chance Avatar has nothing to with Phishing**

22-04-2008	#29 (permalink)
kg_evilboy Sneaker Fetishist Join Date: Feb 2006 Location: Sneaker heaven Posts: 5,301	Re: What's the thing you're most proud of? My sneakers __________________ My collection: 2x Plextor PX-716A 1.09, Lite-On SHW-16H5S @ 1635S YS0Z, Samsung TS-L632B TS01, Lite-On LTR-16101B TS0W, LG GCE-8527B 1.01 LG GSA-H10N @ H12N UJ12 (dead), BenQ DW1650 BCIC (sold) Canon Pixma iP4300 For details on my other (sneaker) collection, please PM me! (You must be into sneakers too to get your info ) Sneaker Fun Fact: When Circa was developing a pro shoe for Chad Muska, he requested a stash pocket to run the entire length of the tongue. When designers asked The Muska if he really needed that much stash room, he replied, “Yo, I gots a lotta weed to fit in there, man!” Code: T6 C1 L2(s)v h d++ a- w++ c+ y+ f+ t+ k s m1- q-

27-04-2008	#31 (permalink)
UTR CD Freaks Senior Member Join Date: Mar 2006 Posts: 527	Re: What's the thing you're most proud of? This is a tough question. Probably one of the moments in me life I am most proud of is stopping to help an elderly couple that had pulled to the shoulder of a busy section of Interstate 95 in Virginia near Washington, DC. I thought their car had broken down and when I stopped it became quickly apparent that the man (in his 70s) was suffering from an episode of dementia and became violent with his wife while in the car so she pulled over. He then became belligerent with me and ran out into three lanes of traffic on I-95. It is amazing how fast your mind can think in these circumstances and in just a matter of a second or two I decided I couldn't stand there and watch him get run over. I had about 10-15 seconds to get him out of the road before the next wave of traffic was upon us. I figured either he would either get hit or cause a massive traffic accident from the cars trying to avoid him. In seconds I formulated a plan and decided that I would first try to drag him from the road and if that failed I would have to slug him hard enough to knock him out and then try and drag him off the road. I ran to him before he knew what was going on and got behind him and then put him in a bear hug. The sucker grabbed my little finger on my right hand and damn near broke it! I was able to force him to the shoulder and then by putting all my weight on him he fell to the ground. I sat there behind him for about 10 minutes until the police and ambulance came. We talked about fishing, where he was from in upstate New York etc. like nothing had just occurred. His wife was basically paralyzed with fear and in hysterics the whole time. I couldn't even get her to use the cell phone that was hard mounted in my car (this was over ten years ago) to call for help. Why this makes me proud is that I think we all like to think we would do the right thing in an emergency even if it put us at personal risk. When I was put in a situation to test this I was proud of myself in that I thought the situation through very quickly and decided I couldn't live the rest of my life knowing I stood by and watched this man die even though he was a total stranger to me without trying to help him, even if I might die trying to save him. Having gone through this is one reason I so respect members of the military that have fought in war zones because they make decisions like this of much greater danger and magnitude, to themselves on a regular basis and it is to be commended.

27-04-2008	#32 (permalink)
Mr.Bill CD Freaks Junior Member Join Date: Aug 2004 Location: USA Posts: 85	Re: What's the thing you're most proud of? My Grand Children. And the fact that I also don't have debt, other than my Mortgage. LOL Mr. Bill

27-04-2008	#33 (permalink)
jhtalisman CD Freak Join Date: Jan 2006 Location: The old folks home apparently Posts: 2,007	Re: What's the thing you're most proud of? My incredibly large penis! ROTFLMAO Seriously though, my son. The one thing in my life that no matter how bad things are or pissed off I am that can always make me smile. __________________ My Current Phenomenal System I love life...Yeah, I'm sad, but at the same time, I'm really happy that something could make me feel that sad. It's like...It makes me feel alive, you know. It makes me feel human. The only way I could feel this sad now is if I felt something really good before. So I have to take the bad with the good. So I guess what I'm feeling is like a beautiful sadness. Courage and perseverance have a magical talisman, before which difficulties disappear and obstacles vanish into air. The truth can be found here http://jhtalisman.blogspot.com/ The most important things are the hardest to say. They are the things you get ashamed of, because words diminish them-words shrink things that seemed limitless when in your head to no more than living size when they're brought out. But it's more than that, isn't it? The most important things lie close to wherever your secret heart is buried, like landmarks to a treasure your enemies would love to steal away. And you may make revelations that cost you dearly only to have people look at you in a funny way, not understanding what you've said at all, or why you thought it was so important that you almost cried while saying it. That's the worst, I think. When the secret stays locked within not for want of a teller but for the want of an understanding ear. - Stephen King, intro to "The Body."

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27-04-2008	#34 (permalink)
Womi CD Freaks Senior Member Join Date: Aug 2007 Location: Germany Posts: 394	Re: What's the thing you're most proud of? My XBox 360 Gamertag

28-04-2008	#35 (permalink)
wazzy CD Freaks Senior Member Join Date: Jan 2006 Location: Under the sheets again! Posts: 825	Re: What's the thing you're most proud of? Sadly enough, right now it's probably my GPA...life is currently sucking for me __________________ Show me a sane man and I will cure him .

29-04-2008	#36 (permalink)
Shellie Mae CD Freaks Resident Hugger Join Date: Jun 2007 Location: Sprinkling CDF with magical pixie dust. Posts: 1,882	Re: What's the thing you're most proud of? Well, one thing is I decided at the age of 32 to go get my GED. And at my little graduation ceremony, I was a keynote speaker, which, to me was pretty impressive __________________ Howdy ya'll and welcome to CDF. I'm Shel, resident newbie greeter and giver of hugs. Why don't YOU stop by the Chatbox today for your hug? For more fun, be sure to also visit the LivingRoom, where we go to kick back& relax. CDF is the best place on the web for FREE help and advice, just be sure to follow the Rules and we'll all get along just fine .While you're at it, you should go ahead and become a member today! You won't regret it, I promise ♥Sending much love to my CDF family♥ Albert, Brandon, Mike, Tax, Bob, Dean, Drage, Lin, Namoh, Marcus, Craig, Luk, Gabrielle, Sergio, Reefke, Dolphin, Maxie, Rob, Luk, Kerry, Di, Zep, David, Domi, Jamerson, Slut....I am sure I forgot some but I will update as I remember. Thanks to all for making this a great "home" for me, ya'll got my heart always Pixie Grove advert, hear it here! - http://shelspray.com/pixiegrovepromo.html While you are doing nothing else, join me at Digg today! Check this out for more info http://club.cdfreaks.com/f1/join-our...-items-242705/ A moment in the sun 3-3-08 *09:39 DoMiN8ToR DoMiN8ToR hugs Shellie Mae**

14-05-2008	#37 (permalink)
cream30 CD Freaks Rookie Join Date: May 2008 Posts: 32	Re: What's the thing you're most proud of? since I was 10 years old my Weigh didn't change and actually I still wear suma them .actully my sisters too.

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