if you were what you always wanted to be as a kid.

AzurePanther said:

I'd b in the army My dad used to always tell stories about his time in New Guinee and so I always wanted to become a soldier so I could have that excitement as well

Before that I remember making a wish and I wished that I would become a princess in a beautiful pink dress. :LOL:

So either way, I'd be fucked
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at football training.

billyjackbitch said:

I actually wanted to be in the Air Force at one point
I wanted to fly

I'd be a fighter pilot.....I am an adrenaline junkie and one patriotic SOB! Sometimes I feel like a bit of a failure because I never achieved this dream... I am successful in my own right, but I still feel as though I have failed

Orbiting Earth.

AzurePanther said:

Me too!

TheFrog said:

You mean you'd be football training? For people? Or you'd be the football

AzurePanther said:

I was in Air Force...just not as a pilot.....

Number23 said:

My brother wanted to be an austronaut too looks coolio

AzurePanther said:

yeah, i like being kicked in the head and fondled by large gloved men.

TheFrog said:

pardonme4livin said:

Really? What did you do?
Yeah a fighter pilot thats it, except i heard girls cant do that cause it messes up their ovaries or somethin

Cloudbuster said:

I'd be playing football on a train driving round the moon..

(I was never happy with one job)



Bracket edit...
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AzurePanther said:

Well I dunno about the ovaries thing, but the G-forces are tortuous...I worked as an engineer in the hospitals....good job...pays the bills...not too exciting though...

Well, I'd be relaxing at home now, waiting to head off to my gig in Derby tonight, rather than have to sit here making a living instead...

pardonme4livin said:

Was it a compulsary army thing? Cause my brother's just finished and he's got a degree in engineering so they gave him specific stuff to do. You didnt go in and apply for a fighter pilot did you?

AzurePanther said:

No no.....I did not have a degree at the time (I was 18). I did go in though with very high test scores and was able to choose my career field as oppsed to having it chosen for me.....

writing.

I'm doing this now, but as a six years old I hoped to have published at least two novels when 23 years old.

MarieLouise said:

There's no such thing as a good novel written by a teenager. You've got plenty of time.

a docter for the airforce

Number23 said:

Does Mary Shelley fit into this category too

'k, this is flogging a dead horse now.

i'm-a have to lock this shit up.

TheFrog said:

You, shh

AzurePanther said:

Verlaine? or was it Rimbaud, the young one? I'm always confused about these two lads.

MarieLouise said:

Overrated shite, all three. Rimbaud went bongo because he knew how easy it was to fool most people into thinking you're a genius.

Number23 said:

Yeah Shelley's is not that much of an interesting read
But the themes in Frankenstein were interesting i think

I always wanted to be a dancer ever since I was about 4, so I guess that worked out.


But then I also wanted to be an astronaut as well, until I found out it involved math.