While I'm still young...

MiniMan

MiniMan

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I'm turning 15 in a few days now. So, what should I do while I'm still 14? Is there anything special you would suggest?:cheesy:

I really wanted to make my 1000th post vid before turning 15 but hey, I'm not tha t productive with my writing.:(

So, anything? My life is really boring...:)
 
I would do something rememberable so that you could look back and say "When I was 14 I did this.....".

So, let me remember when I was 14.....

I think when I was 13 (right before my birthday), I played football on the middle school team. Our team was losing the game 16-0 (they didn't kick field goals), and we needed something to turn us around so we could get pumped up to score. They were at our 20 yard line and it was 2nd down I believe. They lined up in a familiar formation that I remember in practice, the play is in action and the quarterback is about to throw it, once it's released from his hand I intercept the ball with my death grip and run back 80 yards for a touchdown, the only person that touched me was the Quarterback with a laid out desperate dive. No one was even close to tackling me. I was respected on the team after that happened and everyone knew me in school for it!

The moral of the story: play a football game, intercept the ball, run back (really fast) for a touchdown, and be respected.

Man, the glory days.
 
Ok, so I have another one. I'm pretty sure that when I was 14 this happened.

My dad was an assitant soccer coach for my rec team (before I knew about these whole Select/Club teams). The team was taking a picture before the game, and I didn't think it was a big deal that my dad wasn't there to be in the pic. He was parking the car.

Well, after he found out the team had taken a pic, he came over to me and was upset (crazy upset) that he wasn't in the pic. At the time I didn't realize how much effort he was putting in to support the family AND coaching the soccer team. He told me I better play my heart out. If I didn't then I knew I would disappoint him.

The game is close...4-4 with little time left. I felt it was time to end the game with a play that was ridiculous, and to show my dad that I loved him, lol. Our goalie couldn't kick the ball for the life of him, so he kicked it just out of the box to me from a goal kick. I take the ball and dribble it through ALL their players, 100 yards, to score. I was tired as crap after that play, but it was the best feeling in the world owning every single player on the field and then scoring.

My dad said he forgave me and he had the largest smile on his face. I made him proud.

The moral of the story: Make your parents proud by doing something incredible.
 
Yeah, take your cam and make a film. "The final moments of fourteen".

And then post it on your birthday. And even if it sucks you can say "whatever, I did that when I was 14".

Know what I mean?

-rook
 
Calculate how old you'll be at 2030. Then understand that that year will come by REAL fast so don't **** around and make the most of your life.
 
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