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[kellinator]

What's the most exciting thing you've ever done?

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[gina.livejournal.com]

Hmm... that's hard... there are different kinds of excitement. I'd have to say the most thrilling, adrenaline-rushing thing I've done is this thing called the "Dive Devil" at an amusement park out here, Six Flags Magic Mountain. It's kind of like bungee jumping - you pay them to strap you into a harness, pull you up 250 feet, and then just drop. It was freaking scary and amazing.

The most dangerous-sexy-exciting thing I've ever done was have sex at National Airport (I refuse to call it Reagan - ugh). :)

[tarpo.livejournal.com]

almost died.. but I don't know if thats really what kind of excitement you were looking for ;}

[weaktwos.livejournal.com]

I can't decide between:
-Rock Climbing
-Whitewater Rafting
-going to London and Paris

You'll probably think this is lame.

[gladstone.livejournal.com]

I rode the elevator to the top of the third-scale replica of the Eiffel Tower at King's Island in Cincinnati and looked over the railing. Twice. The first time, I cowered in the corner of the full elevator with my eyes closed. For someone as petrified of heights as I am, it was quite a thrill.

[misanthropist.livejournal.com]

Exciting as in adventurous? I'm not sure about that.

Meeting Elvis Costello was pretty damn exciting (in another way), though.

[ariedana.livejournal.com]

Probably my drive from LA back to TN, all by myself. Most of it wasn't very exciting, but the whole experience was one of those life-defining things that I will always be glad about.

[pinkeffigy.livejournal.com]

I have been in a couple of high-speed car chases (back in my teenage years-nothing serious, just trespassing on land that likely contained pot plants). One time we hit a deer while being chased.

I don't think you want to hear the more, um... personal things.

[canela.livejournal.com]

Mine is similar....

Moving away from Massachusetts and driving to Tennessee with my entire life in my pickup truck... well, that was one heck of an exciting time for me.

[vill.livejournal.com]

I don't know, meeting Anthony Hopkins was pretty cool.

[tbrents.livejournal.com]

Street racing, definitely. To this day still my second favorite thing in the whole world to do. :)

[spiritchaser1.livejournal.com]

Hmmm, maybe rappelling down a 150ft cliff? The first time, I lost my footing, swung around and hit my head and gave myself a little concusion as skull met rock. Then I had to get the rest of the way down. I was freaking out, but with the help of ferretking talking me through it, I made it. And went right back up to do it again! Talk about a freakin' adrenaline rush!

[allanorn.livejournal.com]

Four weeks in the Greek islands.

[shutterbug.livejournal.com]

Under the thrill-seeking category, I'd probably go with the X at Six Flags Magic Mountain. There isn't anything in front of you for the entirety of the ride. The seats swivel and turn and flip so that you are upside-down, backwards, and hanging, all at different points in the ride. Best part is that this orientation means it feels like you're riding in the front car at all times. Awesome!

Under the travel category, my trip to England and Scotland. It was my first international trip without my parents to somewhere new.

I think I'll leave my X-rated life out of this response, though ;)

[indiepunkrock.livejournal.com]

my life is a series of exciting moments with little "commercial breaks" between them. Riding on a motorcycle was pretty amazing. Most of the things my friends and I go out and do are amazing....I'm excited by simple things and so currently the most exciting things I've done was last week I went to the Mexican Grocery. I've been here for nearly two years and I'd never gone in before so philip and I went. It's not really that exciting to most people, but yeah...I'll stop now.

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[wolfieboy.livejournal.com]

If you define most exciting as most adrenaline, I'd say that bungee jumping from a bridge above rapids would have to be it.