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Things you've done once but never again.
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With the London Marathon going on. This is something I've done once (I do enjoy running) I'm glad I did it. But it's not something I'll be doing again.
So my open question to the FAB masses is.
What have you done once, pleased you did/tried it but won't ever be doing again?
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By (user no longer on site) 35 weeks ago
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"With the London Marathon going on. This is something I've done once (I do enjoy running) I'm glad I did it. But it's not something I'll be doing again.
So my open question to the FAB masses is.
What have you done once, pleased you did/tried it but won't ever be doing again?
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A kayak race down the Ax river in Devon. It was fun but I was so far out of my league it was a little embarrassing lol |
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For me the marathon was just a distance too far to be healthy. Half Marathon yes that's fine. But doing the London Marathon I ended up with a bad running injury.
During the event I there was a point through the Canary Wharf I just thought was never going to END  |
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By *avinaTVTV/TS 35 weeks ago
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I'm too old now, anyway, but I served in the army (the SADF), and while it had huge downsides, I also did certain things that I'd never do as a civilian. So, yeah, that. Wouldn't do it again, though. |
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50 mile ultra marathon.
Honestly you get to a point and you can't concentrate on milage in front of you it's just about getting to the next feed station or that tree or landmark.
Thanks to COVID and a fucked up back I can just about run to the front door |
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"Turn off all driving aids in a rear wheel drive BMW..
Lord have mercy!
The phrase touching cloth became very apparent!"
Hahaha I remember owning a 3ltr sport Capri in the 80's didn't even have abs back then, corner at your peril in the wet    |
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By (user no longer on site) 35 weeks ago
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"Turn off all driving aids in a rear wheel drive BMW..
Lord have mercy!
The phrase touching cloth became very apparent!
Hahaha I remember owning a 3ltr sport Capri in the 80's didn't even have abs back then, corner at your peril in the wet "
You clearly understand what I went through haha  |
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"Turn off all driving aids in a rear wheel drive BMW..
Lord have mercy!
The phrase touching cloth became very apparent!
Hahaha I remember owning a 3ltr sport Capri in the 80's didn't even have abs back then, corner at your peril in the wet
You clearly understand what I went through haha "
We used to put a bag of cement in the boot too help with handling back then a bag of dust weighed 50kg |
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By (user no longer on site) 35 weeks ago
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"As a child I jumped off the top diving board into the 13ft deep diving area in my local swimming pool.
A boy who was a good diver encouraged me to do it.
I can't even jump in from poolside now.
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The middle one was bad enough or me  |
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By *irthandgirthMan 35 weeks ago
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"Camel riding, my bollocks still haven’t forgiven me.
The mr "
Did this last Christmas (went to Marrakesh with my daughter)
It's amazing how there is absolutely no natural rhythm to a camel's gait. |
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Sane as you OP, from around 22 miles it was just absolute hell I’m glad I trained and completed it but will stick with half marathons.
Sexually would he sounding , it wasn’t that bad just unpleasant and unenjoyable.
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"Eurotunnel
Why?
I think it’s the claustrophobic feeling of being trapped under tons of water and concrete.
I couldn’t breathe and had a full blown panic attack. "
Plus sitting in your car while travelling, only to get out to have to walk miles cos no toilets work and the ones that do are absolutely disgusting. |
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By *agatoXXXMan 35 weeks ago
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"Eurotunnel
Why?
I think it’s the claustrophobic feeling of being trapped under tons of water and concrete.
I couldn’t breathe and had a full blown panic attack. "
Don't have an MRI, in that case. If I ever do that again, they'll have to knock me out. |
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By (user no longer on site) 35 weeks ago
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"Eurotunnel
Why?
I think it’s the claustrophobic feeling of being trapped under tons of water and concrete.
I couldn’t breathe and had a full blown panic attack.
Don't have an MRI, in that case. If I ever do that again, they'll have to knock me out."
I don't like them either.
But you may be able to request an open one, so it doesn't feel like your locked in a coffin for 20 minutes. |
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"Eurotunnel
Why?
I think it’s the claustrophobic feeling of being trapped under tons of water and concrete.
I couldn’t breathe and had a full blown panic attack.
Plus sitting in your car while travelling, only to get out to have to walk miles cos no toilets work and the ones that do are absolutely disgusting."
This! I was very excited about the Eurotunnel. The only thing I took away from it was bursting for a wee, and the toilets (toilet section) honking of piss  |
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By (user no longer on site) 35 weeks ago
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Scrambling/ climbing without ropes.
Out of the group of people I used to do it with, it's amazing none of us died.
Very foolish.
Only stick to mountain pathways now.
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Mine was probably visiting the German Christmas markets. I was very excited, imagined it'd be magical - Overpriced, very samey, could have gone to a local one instead.
GNR - Did it once, over hyped, lost a toenail after. |
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By (user no longer on site) 35 weeks ago
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"Scrambling/ climbing without ropes.
Out of the group of people I used to do it with, it's amazing none of us died.
Very foolish.
Only stick to mountain pathways now.
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I was I inspired by by Dan osman, but came nowhere close.
And look what happened to him.. |
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"Eurotunnel
Why?
I think it’s the claustrophobic feeling of being trapped under tons of water and concrete.
I couldn’t breathe and had a full blown panic attack.
Don't have an MRI, in that case. If I ever do that again, they'll have to knock me out."
I did, actually. They had to bring a doctor and hook me up to another machine to monitor my vitals in case I fainted (I didn’t but it was close). |
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"As a child I jumped off the top diving board into the 13ft deep diving area in my local swimming pool.
A boy who was a good diver encouraged me to do it.
I can't even jump in from poolside now.
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That wasn’t Dagenham swimming pool by any chance? |
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By (user no longer on site) 35 weeks ago
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Have children, get married, ignore red flags, ignore my own boundaries, dp, eat black pudding. None of which I regret as it was lessons learnt.
Still lots of things I'd like to try though |
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