Thread: Objects/ Items that changed you life

She's a beauty.
I remember all my cars & motorcycles; can't remember all my women.

Originally Posted by pixelfixed

My 06 Stage 3 Roush,pumped her up to 650 H.P,Came very close to Killing myself or others in that car 3 times.
Miss her badley,but at age 62,the car made me realize that I am no longer Bullit proof like I once was

You lost your immortality!

My first album: BAD BRAINS!

There's been no looking back since.

T/C Contender, the true impact of one shot takes all, soon followed by muzzleloading

Straight Razors, My continued back sliding in technology

Fountain pens, see above

The re-discovery of the bicycle I'd probably be dead by now if I had not embraced it again

1) My first 1911
2) My first 30-06 rifle
3) My first car
4) Books
5) Sniper training / intensive handgun training / ASLET certification
6) cell phones (I still hate 'em)
7) My scuba license
8) Computers

1. Lens replacement after a lifetime of needing glasses to even see the bedside clock.
2. My Leatherman that never leaves my belt. It saves me at least one trip per day to get a tool.
3. SRs after poor shaving habits for far too many years.
4. The Wang calculator. 1968. My intro to digital electronics. The console was the size of a big microwave, had six stations and two memory functions, added and subtracted.

Cool thread, still thinking.

My Cane: It's proof that I really was tougher (read luckier) than I had a right to be.

If i had to boil it down to one thing, I guess it'd be joining the military. I felt like I was on the right path beforehand. But the lessons learned, culture experienced, training received, hardships endured, and confidence built, during that time of my life have probably been the single most important factor in my success and happiness to this day.

The wife...