What's your most memorable life changing moments.
 

Mine is when Pimmo told me, he loved me :lol1:.

Having a gun pointed at me. :eek:

I moved very soon after that, and adopted a very different lifestyle.

The birth of my two boys, now 24 and 21.

Wow wasn't expecting that.

and so it should -- I hope they are looking after you, surely it must be payback time

The birth of my little girl :)

The birth of my (now 8 week old) son without a shadow of a doubt. I've never felt such a rush of emotions, ending in the most unreal feeling of unconditional love.


Before that it was utd winning the treble in 99 :D

Joining Scoobynet - OBVIOUSLY

Then there was some other minor trivia such as births, deaths, marriage and run of the mill stuff like that ............. :)

dl

The birth of my 1st child changed me and my lifestyle like you would neva beleive, All for the better I must say. The birth of my 2nd 11wks on Monday changed my life but not on such a grand scale.

The day my mate Alan told me the story about his older brother shagging a midget that lived in a windmill. Pretty much a life and game changer right there!

Tinternet porn :notworthy
:D

Buying my first Impreza

So another occassion you felt a "most unreal feeling of unconditional love" then ;):lol1:

Gareth

theres two the first one was flying upside down in my saxo vtr and hitting a lampost escaped death there me thinka and my second is the birth of my little princess who is now 7 oh and a quick third incase the wife reads this my wedding lol

and the miracle of love is that it is ever expanding, i felt the same emotion when no's 2,3,4 and 5 came along:thumb:

no 6 would be on the cards but the wife bought a TV

Muahahahahahahahahahahahahhaa! they have their hands held out 50% of the time and are awful to me and their mum for 25% of the time.

Pretty normal, I'd say.

Happy bits.

The birth of my two girls now 28 and 29 :cry:.

The births of my two grand children now 3 and 7.

Sad bits.

Standing on the tarmac at Brize Norton with the families of soldiers who have been killed and listening to the crying.

The end of the best years of my life when the other half left cos I was a tw*t.

passing my driving test and getting my first car. 'twas only a little citroen AX too!!

oh dear, yes I can believe it too

I heard on the radio yesterday, someone say that it was often very late in life we appreciate what our parents have done for us

First it was leaving home and moving away.
Then learning do drive and have even more freeeedddoooommm!!!

But of course the very most important daywas when I became a mother. Totally life changing in every way possible.

ONLY 25 % of the time... :lol1:

For me as a petrolhead it was driving a brand new Saab 99 turbo :cool: when a 125 bhp Escort was supposed to be a fast car...

dunx

P.S. Doing a barrel roll playing MK II Golf wasn't much fun for the spine...

For me, doing the transantarctic crossing via the south pole twice last year, has given me a different view on life.

Another one for the birth of my baby daughter! Can't explain the joy it brings and even now (nearly 6 months on) just thinking about how she is developing and coming 'into her own' brings a tear to my eye - can't believe I had a hand in creating her!!

1st swingers party :D

Discovering masturbation :lol1:

Having children (3 boys)

Leaving the wife

When I first taught my girlfriend to have an o****m from giving me a BJ. That was a game changer....

It's not usually the hand that's involved in the creation. That's something that you find indispensable ever after!

A latecomer to the world of the 69er then!:D

Winning the Lottery

Nope, I'm not touching her....