Firsts

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SoupNazzi

Well, after an hour on hold with Xbox live, I was finally able to change my GT.... again.

Back to what it was after the first change: xI Soup Ix (those are "i"s)

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Another site I regularly visit was reminiscing about the first "things" in their lives.

Some examples:

My First Car:

1954 Chevy

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Jesus this thing was a boat to drive. And yes, it was orange. Learned how to drive stick in this car, as well as using a "3 in a Tree" clutch. Changing tires and oil were other educational activities I learned driving this boat. No power anything. No power windows, locks, brakes, or steering. Makes you appreciate the vehicles you have today sometimes.

First "R" rated movie legally seen with an adult:

Platoon

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Somehow talked my dad into taking me to see this when I was 15. I had seen other "R" rated movies before this, but this was the first one I saw under honest pretenses. I loved this movie. Still do. See the "Knuckle" knife Berringer has taped to his duece gear? I bought one while I was in the Marines (Wish I still had it!). That's how much this movie influenced me.

My First Alcoholic Drink:

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Dad used to drink and smoke a lot. He'd always give me a sip of his beer and take a drag on his cigarettes just before he was finished with them. Being the tight-ass my dad is with money, this was the first alcohol I got to taste... probably when I was 8 or 9 years old.

First Sports Illustrated

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Oh Cristie...   You gave me ragers at the sweet young age or 9 yrs old.  I don't think I've missed a SI Swimsuit issue since.


Y'all got any interesting "Firsts"?


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th3midnighter·
Thats your first car??\r \r I had no idea you were 82. I should be more respectful to you when we play together old timer.
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Devonsangel·
That was my car first! I loved it.
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SoupNazzi·
Fuck off Middy... that car was a classic!\r \r Until I crashed it. LOL
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JeepChick·
1. 1979 MGB Racing Green. Didn't get the Jeep until I was 17.\r 2. Red Heat - Belushi and the Govenattor....my parents covered my eyes for some hotel TV porn part.\r 3. Coors LIght. I was the beer gather/open/taste tester\r 4. First SI...can't remember...lol 1985 or so...
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microscent·
1. 1970 spray-paint green chevy truck. 750.00\r 2. Vision Quest (not sure if rated R, but first sex scene I saw.)\r 3. Black Label beer. Shitty!!!!!\r 4. Stash of penthouses in an old barn. First SI I remember was Elle Mcpherson. \r ROFL@ Dastards #4!
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Cranefolder·
1. 1985 Ford LTD, 4 door Sedan. No heat, no A/C\r 2. Last of the Mohicans\r 3. Zima (yeah, I know, I'm ashamed of that, but it is the god's honest truth. Ask Raste or RatBastard, they were both there...)\r 4. I have never owned a copy SI, but the first swimsuit issue I remember was the one where they were only wearing paint. Came out when I was in college and that thing got passed around the dorm quite a bit. The pages kept getting stuck together though. Kinda weird...
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Brad·
A yellow Dodge D-50\r \r Airplane!\r \r I SAW BOOBIES!\r \r Bud Light
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LocGaw·
A Red S-10\r \r I was watching R movies as far back as for ever... No idea here.\r \r Wine. We would have wine with thanksgiving and christmas. Although my Gram gave me a shot of whiskey a couple times.\r \r
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J-Cat·
you are in the wrong job.. that's all. Office work can be interesting, social, intriguing, challenging... or yes... a PitA...
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cookieklr·
You are going to love the LAN, Autumn. Guaranteed, no questions, totally love it! :D Wish I was going to be there this year, but I'm sure I'll see you next year!
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SirRoberts·
This will be my first LAN as well... but you have a LOT less to worry about then I do! ;o)
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VenomRudman·
Geez, grow up. There is a reason it's call a 'job' and not a 'fun'.
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AutumnRocks·
Actually, I think field work would be fun, I think that anthropology would be fun, I think that Aid work would be fun AND they aren't jobs that you need to spend in an office cubicle. I hope that the career you chose was at least a little amusing, being that the majority of people spend most of their lives there. \r But, your right, I am being really immature trying to choose a path that will lead me to happiness for my work and not a headache at the end of the day. \r \r And, just for the record, I am not saying all office jobs are that way. I know that this internship is not what I am looking for. I knew that from the first week, but it is a requirement to my scholarship program, so I have to stick to it. I suppose I could have been more specific about that.