Haha yes yes I will be able to next weekend. I hope you believe me when I say it has been impossibly busy these last four weeks.

Nope.

Well please take me off the judges list. It has been far too long and I have far too much going on in life right now.

@ Groza - many congratulations! Publishing a board game is on my bucket list, you have my sincere jealousy :-) Oh, and kudos for selling out the first run! At least a hundred people think your game looks interesting.

@ Thucy - congratulations on graduating *and* finding employment! Also glad to hear you'll get to put those Wolof skills to use. What kind of NGO work are you doing?

@groza - Let us all know when another run is ready. I'm sure it will seel out quickly for you!

Oh, and I will be one of the buyers. It looks and soudns intriguing.

Took my oldest daughter driving for the first time yesterday...and survived...

LOL krellin
I am doing the same thing. She's been out three times.

the NGO is AidData, google them!

I had a baby girl with my yoga teacher, Tara, apple of my eye :)

So did you combine yoga and sex into something resmble tantric sex to produce yon baby girl?

What does your wife think about that?

I assumed she either was his wife or was his girlfirend and he wasn't married. So now we know where 2WL's mind wanders. :-)

@krellin - that's a shame

Ouch! Not nice ava. Not nice at all...

But I still plus one'd you. :-)

Why has dipplayer2004 taken krellin's daughter out driving three times?

@ FlemGem - It was a forced march, during my service in the army

@ Jasbrum - congrats on the baby girl!

@ Krellin and Dipp - big milestone, is it the first driver for both of you or have you gone through this before?

@ Ava - That was not nice. Funny, but not nice.

@ aureliano - okay, 84 km in 21 hours is a pretty grueling march. I'm duly impressed. Was that with full equipment? I'd like to run the Leadville 100 someday, which requires 162 km in 25 hours, but I'm not sure if I'll ever cross that one off my bucket list. It's pretty crazy and I seriously doubt I'll ever have the time to train for something that challenging.

I went skydiving.

Am I the only one to hear krellin, daughter and 'driving for the first time' in one sentence and thinking krellin really is - at some level - the undiscovered gem of this website? :-)

@ Gunfighter - you've got more guts than me. I'm afraid of heights. I like the *idea* of skydiving but I can really see myself freezing at the last moment and refusing to jump.

@ Krellin - sorry, I didn't read your post well. You said your "oldest daughter" so duh, this is the first kid you've taught to drive.

Good god...you try to sway something nice and some people...

@HangedMan - if dipplayer had taken my daughter out 3 times...he wouldn't be functioning enough to post...

Yes, it's my oldest kid.

LOL @krellin.

Cool, Thucy. ; ) I believe you.

And congratulations, by the way.

OK, Draug. Just for clarification -- you already judged two, didn't you?

@ FlemGem

It's not scary at all once you're out the door. You only get the "falling" sensation for a second or two. Once you hit terminal velocity, you feel like you're floating. You can't even tell you're falling unless you look at your altimeter.

Psychologically, you just have to *convince* yourself beyond doubt that you *will not* be landing with the airplane. Any decent tandem instructor will help you get out of the door.

Is Thucy bragging about baby-raping again? I'm sure he'll get plenty of ass in those third-world hell-holes...it'll be baby-ass heaven for ole' Thucyboy...

Passed my driving test with my first attempt with only 3 minors, only 3 months after my 17th Birthday.
Not sure how difficult that is in the US as I don't know how the teaching works down there, but trust me, In the UK that's quite impressive :)

Also going from CCD in my AS's to ABB in my A2's in just one year of many resits (essentially doing two years of study in one) to get into a decent university was a fairly proud moment of mine too. Especially my 85% in Economics :)

Driving is such sweet pleasure