Invisapeeps 2.0

I've never shoplifted, driven a stick shift, bought a lottery ticket, or had a mani/pedi either. I have ridden roller coasters and motorcycles.

RichardInTN wrote:

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Hmmmm... things I've never done...

Been to Europe
Been to Canada
Been to either of the "other two" Americas (Central or South)
Had a Mani OR a Pedi (or both)
Been to a nude beach or resort (drove by one a few times on the way to/from my Sister's though... LOL)


Wow... when it comes to things I HAVEN'T done... it's hard. I'm sure if others were to ask, there would be many things I haven't done... but to actually list them off the top of my head?

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 That's why I just based mine on what had already been posted.

Never shoplifted.
Never had a mani or pedi. Considering the mani, though.
Don't think I will ever go on a roller coaster again, though. Dying of a heart attack going up that first hill is not my idea of a good time.

Cactus wrote:

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RichardInTN wrote:

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Hmmmm... things I've never done...

Been to Europe
Been to Canada
Been to either of the "other two" Americas (Central or South)
Had a Mani OR a Pedi (or both)
Been to a nude beach or resort (drove by one a few times on the way to/from my Sister's though... LOL)


Wow... when it comes to things I HAVEN'T done... it's hard. I'm sure if others were to ask, there would be many things I haven't done... but to actually list them off the top of my head?

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 That's why I just based mine on what had already been posted.

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LOL... problem with that, for me, though is... I've done all of those... excluding the Mani/Pedi

 

ETA: I'm not proud of the shoplifting... but I DID do it, and honesty requires that I not say "I've never shoplifted"... I was a young, stupid kid... and did it on a dare.

-- Edited by RichardInTN on Monday 19th of May 2014 09:21:40 PM

I repaid mine as well. ;)

I just thought it would be a fun thread. Feel free to add your own!

I've never been divorced, or been with two men at once.

flan

I've never had an affair with a married man (at least, not to my knowledge!)

I've never been married or had children.

I've never had a cat.

I've never flown first class, or worked fast food.

I have had both cats & dogs as pets, though.

flan

I've never PAID for "First Class" (but I did get "bumped up" once because of a mechanical failure in my seat belt. I didn't get "the full treatment"... but the bigger seat was nice).
I've never been pregnant (not likely that I'm ever going to be either... LOL)
I've never been with two women at once (yet... there's always hope though ).
I've never intentionally given an inaccurate answer to a question asked of me on-line.

I have never cheated on a boyfriend or spouse.
I have never had jury duty
I have never had any sort of ticket like a moving violation or a real parking ticket (I have had stupid ones on private property or college but those don't count to me).
I have never owned a cat and never will (allergies and not that fond of them)

ana wrote:

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I've never had jury duty either! Sometimes, I think it might be fun. But then it is a lot of waiting around, so it could be really boring.

Luckily, we get paid full wages so it might not be bad to sit on the jury for a big trial.

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 Me either! I've gotten my share of notices, but never been called.

flan

I would be okay with jury duty if it was at certain times. Like when the kids are at school and I did not have anything conflicting like a vacation or a doctors appt or IEP meeting or something like that I could not reschedule.

I always find courts super interesting. I guess I might get bored with it if I had to do it every day but since I am like a gossip, I find the airing of grievances that goes on at court amusing. Sometimes it is like an episode of Jerry Springer in family court.

But I have a feeling I will never be called. I think the government probably listens in on phone calls and tracks internet activity and they know I am crazy and would not want me as a juror. 

My mom is an expert juror. She has been called over 10 times in her life including two grand juries. 

-- Edited by Balloon Animal on Tuesday 20th of May 2014 04:00:33 PM

I've never seen Titanic.
I've never had a Big Mac.
I've never been divorced.
I've never been with a woman.
I've never even gotten a notice for jury duty.

 Never shoplifted, but was arrested as an accessory when a friend did. Charges dropped, thank goodness.

-- Edited by genie on Tuesday 20th of May 2014 09:00:23 PM

ana wrote:

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My dh and I have never seen Titanic. He hasn't even seen ET!

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 I thought I was the only one! I'm oddly proud of that particular fact...

I've never seen a real drag race or funny car race.
I've never killed anyone.
I've never been interviewed on TV.
I've never been to Florida - which according to a woman I worked with makes me some kind of freak.

After seeing some others, I have got to add a few to my list...

I've never...
killed anyone
skydived (another one I'd be willing to try though!)
walked out on a bill
had plastic surgery
been divorced
SERVED Jury Duty (did get picked/notified to appear in "the pool", but was never selected as a juror)
cheated on a girlfriend or spouse
been to any State West of Texas
been to Antarctica (and have no desire to either... WAY too cold for this Southern Boy!)
been to Australia or New Zealand (I did send mail to Australia once... that probably doesn't count though)

flan327 wrote:

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genie wrote:

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ana wrote:

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My dh and I have never seen Titanic. He hasn't even seen ET!

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 I thought I was the only one! I'm oddly proud of that particular fact...

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 Trust me, the movie is WAY overrated!

flan

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 agree. The love story part bugs me. I think Rose came across kinda as a slut. She slept with some guy she just met when she was engaged. At least have the decency to break up with Cal first before sleeping with this guy you just met. It is Romeo and Juliet ish in that they barely knew each other but it was supposed to be some epic love. I also don't understand why the woman threw the necklace in the ocean at the end. It belonged in a museum or could have donated it to charity or something! That was just wasteful! 

I did however like the cool effects and the stuff related to the ship sinking and the other characters a lot. 

My mom did grand jury twice and she liked it too except it was about a 3 hour drive from her house in the capital city so she had to drive down there. But the bonus was they put her up in a fancy hotel that she said was very nice while she stayed there and gave her some money for gas and always provided lunch.

The bad part was she had to do things like look at child porn and hear about all kinds of in corrupt dealings with politicians. 

-- Edited by Balloon Animal on Wednesday 21st of May 2014 01:02:28 PM

Never seen "Caddyshack"????? Heathen! Get thee to thy video rental establishment immediately!

winds55 wrote:

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The list of movies I've never seen is quite long. I told a friend and my boss they need to just write a list. Caddyshack would get vetoed right off. Life is too short for crappy movies.

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 Caddyshack is a classic in the Crap Genre. It really is very funny. You should give it a few minutes if you come across it on television.

Here's one: I've never seen Jaws, just bits and pieces.

ana wrote:

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I have never seen Jaws either but I do recognize the music.


Out of your list AQ, the one that shocks me the most is that you have never traveled outside the US!

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 Really?  May I ask why?  

I'm not much for traveling...I like best to stay home with my books and lots of quiet...but, in the past five years, I have done quite a bit of traveling in the U.S.  VGpa and I got our passports last year so now I could travel outside the country if the opportunity arises.

AquarianGrandma wrote:

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ana wrote:

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I have never seen Jaws either but I do recognize the music.


Out of your list AQ, the one that shocks me the most is that you have never traveled outside the US!

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 Really?  May I ask why?  

I'm not much for traveling...I like best to stay home with my books and lots of quiet...but, in the past five years, I have done quite a bit of traveling in the U.S.  VGpa and I got our passports last year so now I could travel outside the country if the opportunity arises.

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 I have not had much contact with people that have not traveled much and most feel it is an intregal part of expanding their horizons and growing as a person.  I'm talking IRL not the boards.  Maybe because my parents traveled 1/2 across the world to move to Canada and I had visited 3 continents before I was 5?

My dad was disappointed that I chose to work as soon as I finished school instead of traveling for a year.  I regret I didn't!  I was in such a hurry to get my life started that I didn't realize how enriched my life would have been had I taken the time to explore the world.

You've never had the urge to see any of the world outside of your own backyard?

I guess to me, practicality doesn't matter. I want to see everything! And if I have to do without a fancy coffee on a daily basis, I will!

My dh banned me from watching Amazing Race because I just wanted to go everywhere. I still do.

I would use pharmaceuticals to make the trip more pleasant if flying made me sick.

iluvsuomi1989 wrote:

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ana wrote:

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AquarianGrandma wrote:

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ana wrote:

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I have never seen Jaws either but I do recognize the music.


Out of your list AQ, the one that shocks me the most is that you have never traveled outside the US!

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 Really?  May I ask why?  

I'm not much for traveling...I like best to stay home with my books and lots of quiet...but, in the past five years, I have done quite a bit of traveling in the U.S.  VGpa and I got our passports last year so now I could travel outside the country if the opportunity arises.

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 I have not had much contact with people that have not traveled much and most feel it is an intregal part of expanding their horizons and growing as a person.  I'm talking IRL not the boards.  Maybe because my parents traveled 1/2 across the world to move to Canada and I had visited 3 continents before I was 5?

My dad was disappointed that I chose to work as soon as I finished school instead of traveling for a year.  I regret I didn't!  I was in such a hurry to get my life started that I didn't realize how enriched my life would have been had I taken the time to explore the world.

You've never had the urge to see any of the world outside of your own backyard?

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 As one who has traveled numerous times over the last 40 years outside my country of birth and who grew up in a home with parents from another country/culture, my belief is that if one wishes to expand his/her horizons and grow as a person, it can be done, and done quite nicely, from one's own backyard, if you are an opened-minded, curious individual to begin with.  I don't believe there is anything lacking in someone who prefers to expand their minds and grow in ways that are different nor do I believe that traveling outside one's country necessarily means one is an open person or one who has experienced growth.  I've know too many people who have traveled the world with a closed mind-set and are just as limited and ignorant when they return to their own country as when they left. It makes me wonder why they even bothered.

 

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 I completely agree with you and strongly second this. (not the part about having traveled extensively over 40 years etc)