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When i was 2 years old, i think, i was in the park wiht my gran, and she was pushing me around on the roundabout thing, then came along Geoff Houne (can't spell his name) who was the minister of defence at that time and he put his daughter in the same car as me on the roundabout! And my gran had an arguement wiht him about it aswell. Hehehe

I think thats pretty funny! I went on a park roundabout with the ex minister of defences daughter!

Anyone else got any other things they're proud of?

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i pooed in australias cleanest pool when i was 5, heheh that was awsome

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It's just a minister -they often come and go after serving for four whole years...- and just a daughter of the minister so it's not *that* incrediable. Intresting though.

I was about to post something of my own but I forgot hat, it involved a famous person but I oddly can't remember right now. More general things I'm proud of is saving my brother's life. When we were both very young he fell into the water and could not yet swim, I knew I had to help him and ran for help. Luckly a woman walked by near to us and I (slighly paniced) told her my brother was in the water. She then got him out. Who know's what would have happend if I was not there, did not kne what to do or if the lady was not there...

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You must have a great memory to remember something that happened when you were two.

I personally take no pride in meeting famous people or things like that, I take them in personal achievements. Learning a whole new language (English) at a very young age is one thing, teaching myself how to code in php is an other. I did both these things without outside help, and that is something I take pride in.

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Good for you - even though im sure that its her that saved his life - you just helped. In a way i have my friend to thank for my life. Because when it was his birthday a few years ago, i went skiing with him and a load of other mates, while we're there, my brother was learning to drive. And it was my family in the car. That was when he crashed into a wall! My mum was in the front and she got a sprained neck, and my dad and sister were in back and they both got away with just whiplash. But the middle seat was totally crushed and crippled. So, if my mate hadn't had his party that day, i would have been in that car in the middle seat and i wouldn't be typing this out now.

That remionds me of another point... you know when people like me say "I wouldn't be talking to you now.." - not many people think the other way round, i was thinking about it while talking ot a mate - what if there was some-one there that had been killed or anything like that?

Wierd huh

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Can I have your autograph now? please!?

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*Wraith 5 gives Jack his autograph
You were referring to my autograph... weren't you?
I shook hands with Craig Charles (from Red Dwarf) at a sci-fi convention, when I was 11. Does that count?

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I met the midget that played Gimli for the distance shots and held, yes held, one of the axes used for filming (there were two, the square one and the round one. Davis kept one and this guy the other). :)

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I met David Beckham and actually ignored him.

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^ hehehehe nice one

i just made this new sig, without any help :D