Something you've done that you're proud of
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I'm proud that after many years I finally got a band that works and we recorded, printed and mass produced our first album, also got it on Itunes and Amazon MP3. Feels good man.
Ohhh god I don't even need to tell me I could tell you come horror stories before I learned my lesson. There is a lot of screw ups in the first movie just because I had to many graphics and such going on at once I had the program freeze up every time I did anything. Luckily I have learned ways to tone down file sizes and such since then but still.axlryder said:
That I have gotten over all my Anxieties to be able to hold a job for five months and have a girlfriend for over a year. Doesn't sound like to much people, but I did it out of sheer force of will and no drugs.
I won my first League of Legends PvP match going 21/1/11 with Diana on solo top lane.
For real though, probably the things I am most proud of are things like service.
Every year around Thanksgiving/Christmas time me and a bunch of families and friends from my church Ward go to the farm town 30 miles from us and go corn gleaning. Last year, we went gleaning and the Sunday afterwards, we were all notified that we had ended up feeding around 10,000 people.
Things like that make me proud. I can't think of one singular triumph like taking down an armed criminal or stopping a robbery.
Some things that aren't exactly "acts of pride" but things I did that I think are awsome are things like the time I was at an Airsoft Field (I play a lot) and we were doing a Night-Game (typically Night-Games are far more "simulated" than normal pick-up matches) and I and my two friends were in a fireteam together and the map we were playing on was about a 2 square miles (think of it as an "L" shape turned 90 degrees Clockwise") and at the start of the match we B-lined it for about 100 yards to the treeline since we really hadn't come up with a proper plan to take out the enemy (the objective was to infiltrate the enemy base, retrieve a hostage and lead him back to our base). During the rush, we had been fired on and one thing lead to another... sure enough I was alone in the pitch black backwoods of southern Florida (not the best place to be alone in the pitch black, on and by the way it gets dark at around 5:30-6:00 p.m. here) and for about half an hour I was slowly shadowing a couple flashlights I had spotted blinking about 300 yards ahead of me.
So for the next twenty minutes I was slowly getting closer and closer to the target.
Sure enough I was about 25 yards away, and after going Sam Fischer on their ass... I stepped on a branch and broke it. Sure enough the lights started strobing again, this time in my face, and through a series of maneuvers, of which to this day I have no idea how I pulled off, I dove, cralwed, sumersaulted(?) through the thicket. When I came out of my last roll, I popped up against achest-high wall 6 foot by 6 foot board. I leaned from cover, shot one of my pursuers in the back and the other promptly turned and was lined right up to shoot my face.
Luckily I had just beaten Max Payne 3 earlier that day.
Suffice to say, my last pursuer was shocked... and had to go the dentist.
Oh and by the way, your friends that you end up getting split up with don't care how good of friends you are after you shoot them in the mouth three times with a 425 fps M4.
For real though, probably the things I am most proud of are things like service.
Every year around Thanksgiving/Christmas time me and a bunch of families and friends from my church Ward go to the farm town 30 miles from us and go corn gleaning. Last year, we went gleaning and the Sunday afterwards, we were all notified that we had ended up feeding around 10,000 people.
Things like that make me proud. I can't think of one singular triumph like taking down an armed criminal or stopping a robbery.
Some things that aren't exactly "acts of pride" but things I did that I think are awsome are things like the time I was at an Airsoft Field (I play a lot) and we were doing a Night-Game (typically Night-Games are far more "simulated" than normal pick-up matches) and I and my two friends were in a fireteam together and the map we were playing on was about a 2 square miles (think of it as an "L" shape turned 90 degrees Clockwise") and at the start of the match we B-lined it for about 100 yards to the treeline since we really hadn't come up with a proper plan to take out the enemy (the objective was to infiltrate the enemy base, retrieve a hostage and lead him back to our base). During the rush, we had been fired on and one thing lead to another... sure enough I was alone in the pitch black backwoods of southern Florida (not the best place to be alone in the pitch black, on and by the way it gets dark at around 5:30-6:00 p.m. here) and for about half an hour I was slowly shadowing a couple flashlights I had spotted blinking about 300 yards ahead of me.
So for the next twenty minutes I was slowly getting closer and closer to the target.
Sure enough I was about 25 yards away, and after going Sam Fischer on their ass... I stepped on a branch and broke it. Sure enough the lights started strobing again, this time in my face, and through a series of maneuvers, of which to this day I have no idea how I pulled off, I dove, cralwed, sumersaulted(?) through the thicket. When I came out of my last roll, I popped up against a
Luckily I had just beaten Max Payne 3 earlier that day.
Suffice to say, my last pursuer was shocked... and had to go the dentist.
Oh and by the way, your friends that you end up getting split up with don't care how good of friends you are after you shoot them in the mouth three times with a 425 fps M4.
Recently, in one band concert on the trombone, our school's Wind Ensemble made our superintendent cry (a 30-year-old man, I might add), and then not long after played a solo in a dixieland song and got like a dozen compliments afterward, despite it being the first time I felt like I was going to pass out on stage. It was a pretty great night
I can't express with words how much I want this to happen to me, once I find another person for our ska band that isBloodtrozorx said:
I did my student teaching at a high school last semester. I taught "Romeo and Juliet" to a bunch of 14-year-olds. Even though they were skeptical at first, a number of them came up to me after the unit was over and admitted to me that they were surprised at how much they actually enjoyed reading Shakespeare.
I have never walked taller than I did that day.
I have never walked taller than I did that day.
May I see any of you artwork?axlryder said:
OT: Um... I've dug up more virtual ores out of the ground in Minecraft than anyone else I've met. That's probably not something to be proud of, but I honestly can't think of much right now.
To be exact, I've mined:
28,906 iron ore
5,296 gold ore
3,807 diamond ore
I built a small town out the results:
28,906 iron ore
5,296 gold ore
3,807 diamond ore
I built a small town out the results:
My cousin smacked me right in the forehead with a baseball bat and I didn't get brain damage... so yeah there's that.
The problem here is that I'm normally not one to too my own horn... hmmm... but I wanna.
Pierce Brosnan called me a technical wizard for my flashwork on Bag of Bones! That made my frigging summer last year. I wish I could have worked on some of the other CG FX on that, as I like Stephen King and thought I could have greatly sped up the delivery of the CG work, simply based on approximation.
I designed and modeled in 3D the titular white whale for the German TV mini-series 'Moby Dick', in 2009/2010. That was a rough slog of a project- one of the biggest budgeted projects to land in the Maritimes in recent memory.
Pierce Brosnan called me a technical wizard for my flashwork on Bag of Bones! That made my frigging summer last year. I wish I could have worked on some of the other CG FX on that, as I like Stephen King and thought I could have greatly sped up the delivery of the CG work, simply based on approximation.
I designed and modeled in 3D the titular white whale for the German TV mini-series 'Moby Dick', in 2009/2010. That was a rough slog of a project- one of the biggest budgeted projects to land in the Maritimes in recent memory.
I learned to drive a forklift truck was a pretty big deal for a while. Until i tried getting a job driving one then i was told oh you need experience driving one before we'll give you a job. :/
I got a girlfriend who was not only madly in love with me, but was also very horny.
However, I quickly discovered she wasn't my type. (She was always yelling at her parents and being dramatic)
I knew that, if I let the relationship continue and kept on acting like I loved her, we were going to have sex.
In spite of that, I friendzoned her because I did not want to have sex with someone who thought I loved them but I didn't love back.
Doesn't mean I won't have sex with her if she asks, knowing that I don't feel the same way, though.
However, I quickly discovered she wasn't my type. (She was always yelling at her parents and being dramatic)
I knew that, if I let the relationship continue and kept on acting like I loved her, we were going to have sex.
In spite of that, I friendzoned her because I did not want to have sex with someone who thought I loved them but I didn't love back.
Doesn't mean I won't have sex with her if she asks, knowing that I don't feel the same way, though.
I have orchestrated the hooking up, break up and make up of two close friends.
they are to be married this december.
they are to be married this december.
Does it has to be recent as the only one I can think of recently is work related (which is kind of dull/ mudane)?
The past stuff I was proud was like when I won in this Geography competition for making a great booklet on Volacano (thanks to Horrible Geography) and I score 90% on this science test on electricity which was the highest marks of the class (meaning I was first place). That was a fun day as my peers accuseme of cheating which I did (it was so easy to remember the voltage as you only need to remember the amount of 0's in it).
The past stuff I was proud was like when I won in this Geography competition for making a great booklet on Volacano (thanks to Horrible Geography) and I score 90% on this science test on electricity which was the highest marks of the class (meaning I was first place). That was a fun day as my peers accuseme of cheating which I did (it was so easy to remember the voltage as you only need to remember the amount of 0's in it).
Look at it this way: No direction is better than One Direction.Daystar Clarion said:16 year old nihilist...
Where have I heard that one before?
OT: Hmm, I don't really have anything I'm proud of.
I'm kind of just drifting through life, with no real direction...
OT: Got personalized responses from publishers at the age of twelve and published a book at the age of sixteen.
*snap snap snap* Mmhmmm!
