Tell me something interesting about you

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  • Taiser
    Taiser Posts: 81 Member
    I disarm bombs and poke dead bodies (trying to figure out how they died) for living! :noway:

    P.S. If you would have told me I would be doing this as a living 20 years ago I'd have called you crazy!!! :bigsmile:
  • CharleneM723
    CharleneM723 Posts: 80 Member
    Cooked for the Queen of Holland as well as the then Vice President Al Gore.

    At 28, I know how to cook chicken one way. Boil it. I need your help. :)
  • Kupe
    Kupe Posts: 758 Member
    Cooked for the Queen of Holland as well as the then Vice President Al Gore.

    At 28, I know how to cook chicken one way. Boil it. I need your help. :)

    No problem :smile:
  • dcgriggs79
    dcgriggs79 Posts: 8
    Cooked for the Queen of Holland as well as the then Vice President Al Gore.

    Did you use a Dutch oven?
  • nonacgp
    nonacgp Posts: 132
    I am a retired forensic psychiatric registered nurse. I worked with serial killers, severely mentally ill psychopaths who took insanity defense for their crimes. I did this for 25 yrs. I was never bored. Worked with a famous doctor who had his own show on Discovery ID. Dr. Michael Stone. The show was based on his belief that not all psychopaths were mentally ill and believed strongly in some being just plain evil. How's that for interesting????

    Isn't that the same person that does the show, Most Evil? Love that show.

    Here's my interesting fact: I'm ambidextrous through and through, if that makes any sense. I also drive using both of my feet.
  • phyllb
    phyllb Posts: 735 Member
    I think you win this round. Feel free to invite me as a friend
  • nonacgp
    nonacgp Posts: 132
    Yes. That would be the Dr. Stone I worked with. I love that show too. I knew it had the word "evil" in it but couldn't remember the exact name of the show.
  • nonacgp
    nonacgp Posts: 132
    Yes. That's him. We worked together in upstate New York at prison hospital.
  • phyllb
    phyllb Posts: 735 Member
    I think you win this round. Feel free to invite me as a friend. I used to play the Friday night movies at our local"insane asylum" and take dates there on a Friday to watch the movies. Yup that goes back a few years. I origins?y wanted to be a psychiatrist but eventually moved on to other areas
  • PSMTD
    PSMTD Posts: 106 Member
    My thumbs are double jointed and I had full kidney failure when I was a teenager but have since completely healed.
  • DymonNdaRgh40
    DymonNdaRgh40 Posts: 661 Member
    I love hello kitty! My collection is huge.

    MFP can totally help you achieve your goals. I use to keep my food diary by hand until a relative led me here and it has really helped a great deal. You can learn a lot reading through the forums as well.

    Feel free to add me!
  • activefatgirl
    activefatgirl Posts: 107 Member
    I'm reading about all the interesting people out there and I got nothing... Lets see I'm 39 and single (yep not exciting)

    Here's one... One day I woke up and decided I wanted to climb the CN tower 1776 steps to clock out, then 25 extra that kill you slowly. At over 250 pounds that was the most exciting, powerful thing I could ever have done. Now I have done it for the last six years.

    Everyone.... Feel free to add me as a friend... we can all start losing together
  • Slacker16
    Slacker16 Posts: 1,184 Member
    I once shot myself in the face.
    With a bow.
    Sober.
  • nonacgp
    nonacgp Posts: 132
    Literally. Hannibal Lechters are not just in the movies.
  • nonacgp
    nonacgp Posts: 132
    LOL! Sober, huh?:drinker:
  • Atrocity108
    Atrocity108 Posts: 328 Member
    I am an independent professional wrestler
  • nonacgp
    nonacgp Posts: 132
    I disarm bombs and poke dead bodies (trying to figure out how they died) for living! :noway:

    P.S. If you would have told me I would be doing this as a living 20 years ago I'd have called you crazy!!! :bigsmile:


    Now that's almost as bad (interesting) as my line of work with criminally insane. You must be in law enforcement.
  • nonacgp
    nonacgp Posts: 132
    I think you win this round. Feel free to invite me as a friend. I used to play the Friday night movies at our local"insane asylum" and take dates there on a Friday to watch the movies. Yup that goes back a few years. I origins?y wanted to be a psychiatrist but eventually moved on to other areas

    Friend request sent. :smile:
  • Taiser
    Taiser Posts: 81 Member
    Now that's almost as bad (interesting) as my line of work with criminally insane. You must be in law enforcement.



    :wink:
  • broox80
    broox80 Posts: 1,195 Member
    I am terrified of huge statues! !!
  • nonacgp
    nonacgp Posts: 132
    Thanks for the warm welcome everyone. I'm enjoying reading these.

    Thank you for the interesting topic. Welcome and here's to success in all of our wt. loss journeys.:drinker:
  • Lynx100
    Lynx100 Posts: 2
    Me too!!
  • Lynx100
    Lynx100 Posts: 2
    I used to be a MC years ago...
  • bronsted93
    bronsted93 Posts: 30 Member
    For my size I am extremely flexible. ie jump-roping with my arms, splits and my arms even do some demonic backwards folding **** at the joints.

    I also have 100 lbs to lose. :smile:

    Good luck.
  • Luv2eatSweets
    Luv2eatSweets Posts: 221 Member
    I had my leg amputated (to my knee) a few years back. I do great party tricks
  • kimberlyblindsey
    kimberlyblindsey Posts: 266 Member
    You will find lots of support on this site and mad props for all the super cool and diverse peeps on this site.

    I got nothing, well except I had an irrational fear of public speaking I mean like knees knocking, fingers tingling, nauseous, clammy hands at even the thought of it. I dropped speech class in college twice until I finally sucked it up and overcame my fear momentarily then. . . I decided to become a HS teacher, sure I threw up a few times, but now I make a fool of myself on a daily basis and can laugh at my folly.
  • silencioesoro
    silencioesoro Posts: 318 Member
    Deaf? That actually is interesting to me. I've often wondered what it would be like, as weird as that may seem.

    Not weird, it's definitely something to wonder about. I tend to wonder about what it'd be like to be blind, haha. It can definitely make for interesting times, but I'm one of those that can lipread, speak, and sign. :)
  • AJ4983
    AJ4983 Posts: 4
    I'd like to break the ice with something really interesting, but I'm really quite tame (or lame, depending which word you want to use.) Um, I was a gymnast and ballet dancer for fifteen years and kept all of my agility despite a rather crippling back injury. Probably nothing interesting but my father, brother, sisters are all over six feet tall and I'm not (5'2," we are all Scandinavian.) Oh, I was born with a congenital disease and I cannot process animal proteins in my stomach, so I've been a lifelong vegetarian. I have no idea what bacon tastes like. I also cannot eat chocolate, at all, because of migraines. Like I said, t(l)ame :)
  • ChrisHoffman72
    ChrisHoffman72 Posts: 708 Member
    I rode out a direct hit from an f3 tornado in a cinder block bathroom
  • gononi
    gononi Posts: 6 Member
    I might be slightly obsessed with owls.

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