What's the most "Out of Character" activity you have done?

[coastalrichard]

I have an extreme fear of heights. Visited South of the Border and, of course, had to go up to the sombrero deck. Whoa...you would have thought I was Spider Man as I was as flat up against the wall as I could possibly get. Go to the fenced rim?? Two words: NO WAY!

But I did don a parachute and jump out of a plane at 10K feet...go figure! Amazing ride, but I'm not going to press my luck to ever do it again

 

[dwco5051]

Re: What's the most "Out of Character" activity you have done?

Know what you mean about heights. Once I passed the point in life where I needed bifocals my ability to work high started to diminish. Even putting new shingles on my barn roof made me very leary next to the edges. However I was still flying aerobatics in an open cockpit Starduster at that time. Something different between flying inverted and being close to the roof edge.

 

[JB]

Re: What's the most "Out of Character" activity you have done?

From time to time I lose my cool in the Fora. Very embarrassing. :redface:

 

[angus63]

Re: What's the most "Out of Character" activity you have done?

19 yrs ago I proposed marriage. First and last time for that!!!! Hopefully.....

 

[joewithaboat]

Re: What's the most "Out of Character" activity you have done?

From time to time I lose my cool in the Fora. Very embarrassing. :redface:

You confuse us simpletons when you use fancy plurals. LOL ;

 

[jdlough]

Re: What's the most "Out of Character" activity you have done?

Went to DisneyWorld with the family. Everyone wanted to get on "Thunder Mountain". I saw the train - it looked like some kids' ride. I thought it just chugged around the park for a bit, like to take pictures from and such.

So, I got on it with them, and got out the video camera. The wife says, "You better put that away". I say, "Wut?"

Then the train goes up a 45 degree incline. She says. "It's a roller coaster, put the camera away and hang on." I say, "Wut?"

Yep, I was the only idiot at Disney World that didn't know Thunder Mountain was a roller coaster.

Not only did I reveal to the step-kids that their step-dad was a wus, I (probably a bigger deal) revealed that I didn't know a dang thing about Disney.

 

[86 century]

Re: What's the most "Out of Character" activity you have done?

Make dinner for the family