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I decided to create this thread after 10 minutes ago, when we went to get some chinese food. on the way into the strip mall, i saw a homeless guy. When my grandma got back in the car wit the chinese food, i asked if we could stop through Sonic (right by the homeless guy), and grab a hamburger for him. reluctantly, she agreed.
it took a while, but we got the hamburger for free. the reason it was free is because i guess it took too long, so they just gave it to us. When i got out and give him that burger, i just felt so good, i needed to write it down or tell someone or something.
so what about you guys?
it took a while, but we got the hamburger for free. the reason it was free is because i guess it took too long, so they just gave it to us. When i got out and give him that burger, i just felt so good, i needed to write it down or tell someone or something.
so what about you guys?
Saved a girl's life when I was a lifeguard. I wasn't on duty, but I went ahead and saved her anyway.
Originally Posted by Lemur:
Saved a girl's life when I was a lifeguard. I wasn't on duty, but I went ahead and saved her anyway.
sorry, i have to ask this:Saved a girl's life when I was a lifeguard. I wasn't on duty, but I went ahead and saved her anyway.
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did anything come out of it? you know what im talking bout!
Which is when it became his proudest moment. did anything come out of it? you know what im talking bout!
My proudest moment must be when i was working on a charter sport fishing boat for my uncle (he was the skipper) and we caught a 7 foot mako. That thing was flopping around and no one was trying to stop it, and it almost snapped off this like 9 year olds foot but i gaffed it and pulled it out of the way just in time. Oh and i got a like a 75 dollar tip for it. Good times, good times
My proudest achievment? I'll give two:
On three seperate occasions three of my soldiers said to me during conversation in Iraq that they trusted me completely with their lives. To quote the most memorable: "I'd follow you straight to hell, Sergeant, cuz I know you'd bring me back alive." I can't even articulate the feeling that gives me. I know only that I will never gain such trust again until I have become a father trusted by his children.
During one patrol we reacted to some gunfire and during the ensuing actions as we were running down streets and in between buildings and dashing to and fro not once did I need to yell any commands to my soldiers. They had all come unto their own. They had taken all my training and teaching and expounded upon it with their own experience and intelligence. They had all come unto their own and not once did they need the slightest correction, prompt, or reminder. They knew exactly what needed to be done and acted on it. I was speechless at the After Action Report. "Good job." was all I could say and it could never do justice. They were my soldiers. I trained them, mentored them, and guided them, and my reward was that they took all that and exceeded it.
What came of these things? All my soldiers made it home alive.
Snite
On three seperate occasions three of my soldiers said to me during conversation in Iraq that they trusted me completely with their lives. To quote the most memorable: "I'd follow you straight to hell, Sergeant, cuz I know you'd bring me back alive." I can't even articulate the feeling that gives me. I know only that I will never gain such trust again until I have become a father trusted by his children.
During one patrol we reacted to some gunfire and during the ensuing actions as we were running down streets and in between buildings and dashing to and fro not once did I need to yell any commands to my soldiers. They had all come unto their own. They had taken all my training and teaching and expounded upon it with their own experience and intelligence. They had all come unto their own and not once did they need the slightest correction, prompt, or reminder. They knew exactly what needed to be done and acted on it. I was speechless at the After Action Report. "Good job." was all I could say and it could never do justice. They were my soldiers. I trained them, mentored them, and guided them, and my reward was that they took all that and exceeded it.
What came of these things? All my soldiers made it home alive.
Snite
I caught a rabbit in a bandinet once, I am a born survivor. 
Originally Posted by Snite:
My proudest achievment? I'll give two:
On three seperate occasions three of my soldiers said to me during conversation in Iraq that they trusted me completely with their lives. To quote the most memorable: "I'd follow you straight to hell, Sergeant, cuz I know you'd bring me back alive." I can't even articulate the feeling that gives me. I know only that I will never gain such trust again until I have become a father trusted by his children.
During one patrol we reacted to some gunfire and during the ensuing actions as we were running down streets and in between buildings and dashing to and fro not once did I need to yell any commands to my soldiers. They had all come unto their own. They had taken all my training and teaching and expounded upon it with their own experience and intelligence. They had all come unto their own and not once did they need the slightest correction, prompt, or reminder. They knew exactly what needed to be done and acted on it. I was speechless at the After Action Report. "Good job." was all I could say and it could never do justice. They were my soldiers. I trained them, mentored them, and guided them, and my reward was that they took all that and exceeded it.
What came of these things? All my soldiers made it home alive.
Snite
Awesome. It pretty much means you're one of the best.My proudest achievment? I'll give two:
On three seperate occasions three of my soldiers said to me during conversation in Iraq that they trusted me completely with their lives. To quote the most memorable: "I'd follow you straight to hell, Sergeant, cuz I know you'd bring me back alive." I can't even articulate the feeling that gives me. I know only that I will never gain such trust again until I have become a father trusted by his children.
During one patrol we reacted to some gunfire and during the ensuing actions as we were running down streets and in between buildings and dashing to and fro not once did I need to yell any commands to my soldiers. They had all come unto their own. They had taken all my training and teaching and expounded upon it with their own experience and intelligence. They had all come unto their own and not once did they need the slightest correction, prompt, or reminder. They knew exactly what needed to be done and acted on it. I was speechless at the After Action Report. "Good job." was all I could say and it could never do justice. They were my soldiers. I trained them, mentored them, and guided them, and my reward was that they took all that and exceeded it.
What came of these things? All my soldiers made it home alive.
Snite
back in camp 3 years ago there was this kid who was a complete 
and pretty much everyone hated him. he was also in my bunk. one night, a kid in my bunk won a bunch of candy in a raffle that was held that night. on the way back to the bunk so we could go to sleep, the bully jumped the kid who won, tackling him. little did he know i was shadowing him. i kinda felt like a stalker doing that, but i knew something was wrong. so back to the mugging.
the bully was a big kid, and prety strong. the victim was very scrawny.
so when the kid hit the pavement, he broke his arm. now, instead of being a sensible person and offer help and say sorry, the bully took the candy and ran off in shame. i ran up, put the kid in a firemans carry, and brought him to the bunk.
bad idea. the kids best friend was there, who was also a kid boxer, and the friend got so angry he punched the wall so many times he fractured his index finger and then did ranted all night now he was going to kill the who hurt his friend. i had to persuade him to not kill the guy. that was pretty hard.
but then at about 1 am we went to sleep. the bully slept in my bunk but wait- get this- no one wanted to sleep in the same room as he did (we were set up as 6 to a room) and the guy got lonely. so i volunteered to sleep in the room as well. though i wasnt too worried, i did keep my switchblade by my side the entire night.
the most revolting thing was that the wasnt kicked out of camp.
EDIT: what came of it: the kid who i "saved" became my new best friend and i got my first kiss from a hot girl who was also a good friend of the kid.
and pretty much everyone hated him. he was also in my bunk. one night, a kid in my bunk won a bunch of candy in a raffle that was held that night. on the way back to the bunk so we could go to sleep, the bully jumped the kid who won, tackling him. little did he know i was shadowing him. i kinda felt like a stalker doing that, but i knew something was wrong. so back to the mugging.the bully was a big kid, and prety strong. the victim was very scrawny.
so when the kid hit the pavement, he broke his arm. now, instead of being a sensible person and offer help and say sorry, the bully took the candy and ran off in shame. i ran up, put the kid in a firemans carry, and brought him to the bunk.
bad idea. the kids best friend was there, who was also a kid boxer, and the friend got so angry he punched the wall so many times he fractured his index finger and then did ranted all night now he was going to kill the
who hurt his friend. i had to persuade him to not kill the guy. that was pretty hard.but then at about 1 am we went to sleep. the bully slept in my bunk but wait- get this- no one wanted to sleep in the same room as he did (we were set up as 6 to a room) and the guy got lonely. so i volunteered to sleep in the room as well. though i wasnt too worried, i did keep my switchblade by my side the entire night.
the most revolting thing was that the
wasnt kicked out of camp.EDIT: what came of it: the kid who i "saved" became my new best friend and i got my first kiss from a hot girl who was also a good friend of the kid.
Originally Posted by Prussian Iron:
sorry, i have to ask this:
sorry, i have to ask this:
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Originally Posted by Lemur:
hmmmm.....Spoiler Alert, click show to read:
she slapped you?
Originally Posted by Lemur:
you got your hopes up....then her boyfriend came over and knocked you out when you tried to "resuscitate" her? Spoiler Alert, click show to read:
'tis so rare to see one left as open as Lemur.
As my addition: I led my school to second place in the regionals, losing only to the *insert flower here cuz Im too lazy* who one state and went on to win regionals. In any other place, we would have gotten to state, but no. Stupid Auburn...
As my addition: I led my school to second place in the regionals, losing only to the *insert flower here cuz Im too lazy* who one state and went on to win regionals. In any other place, we would have gotten to state, but no. Stupid Auburn...
Originally Posted by Prussian Iron:
it took a while, but we got the hamburger for free. the reason it was free is because i guess it took too long, so they just gave it to us. When i got out and give him that burger, i just felt so good, i needed to write it down or tell someone or something.
See? You wanted to do something exceedingly nice, and it didn't even cost you anything. Plus, you walked off with a light heart.it took a while, but we got the hamburger for free. the reason it was free is because i guess it took too long, so they just gave it to us. When i got out and give him that burger, i just felt so good, i needed to write it down or tell someone or something.
I'll get back later tonight or tommorrow with an event that I'm proud of myself.
Originally Posted by 'Ole Lemur:
Saved a girl's life when I was a lifeguard. I wasn't on duty, but I went ahead and saved her anyway.
Fortune favours the bold!Saved a girl's life when I was a lifeguard. I wasn't on duty, but I went ahead and saved her anyway.
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