Stuff you'd like to do but are too afraid to

[Darth Wagtaros]

That sounds more suicidal than nuts.  Tell them to bring lots of money for bribes, though they'll be robbed long before they use most of it up.

[DisturbedPervert]

Off the top of my head, doing a really adventurous kind of trip. A couple of friends of mine are always touting crazy plans for "holidays in a couple of years", such as driving across Siberia to Mongolia and things like that, which seem really cool but also absolutely nuts to me.

I'd like to do something like that.  London to Singapore or London to Cape Town by unicycle.

[Darth Wagtaros]

I met people doing London to Cape Town.  Met them about a third of the way throguh in the Levant.  Still wonder how far they got before dying.

[The Larch]

That sounds more suicidal than nuts.  Tell them to bring lots of money for bribes, though they'll be robbed long before they use most of it up.

Actually, there's enough crazy people to organize a rally for the trip, which is where my friends wanted to participate: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mongol_Rally

The Mongol Rally is an automobile rally that begins in London, England, and ends in Ulan Bator, Mongolia. It is described as the "greatest adventure in the world". Whilst originally the rally required competing vehicles to have an engine displacement of less than 1,000cc, this has been increased to 1,200cc to reflect the increasing difficulty of obtaining a car since the Mongolian government stipulated that all competing vehicles must be less than 10 years old.[1]

The Rally is designed to be an adventure for the participants, and not a traditional rally race. The organisers are careful to point out that racing on highways is illegal, and that no recognition is given to the first finisher. There are other differences from mainstream rallies, particularly the fact that no support team is provided and no other arrangements are made such as for accommodation.

[Berkut]

Sky Diving would be fun but I'm afraid of heights and also dying.
Confronting people.

Skydiving isn't that dangerous.  Join the 82nd and see the world.

I don't think that counts as skydiving.

[PDH]

Hmm...done some stuff, only afterwards have I said "that was kinda dumb..."

[Berkut]

I can't really think of anything that I want to do that I am too afraid to do. Lots of things I want to do, lots of things I wouldn't do fro fear of being dead, but there isn't much overlap there.

[Caliga]

I can't really think of anything that I want to do that I am too afraid to do. Lots of things I want to do, lots of things I wouldn't do fro fear of being dead, but there isn't much overlap there.

Same.

[Ed Anger]

I'd like to fake the funk on the nasty dunk.

[Darth Wagtaros]

That sounds more suicidal than nuts.  Tell them to bring lots of money for bribes, though they'll be robbed long before they use most of it up.

Actually, there's enough crazy people to organize a rally for the trip, which is where my friends wanted to participate: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mongol_Rally

The Mongol Rally is an automobile rally that begins in London, England, and ends in Ulan Bator, Mongolia. It is described as the "greatest adventure in the world". Whilst originally the rally required competing vehicles to have an engine displacement of less than 1,000cc, this has been increased to 1,200cc to reflect the increasing difficulty of obtaining a car since the Mongolian government stipulated that all competing vehicles must be less than 10 years old.[1]

The Rally is designed to be an adventure for the participants, and not a traditional rally race. The organisers are careful to point out that racing on highways is illegal, and that no recognition is given to the first finisher. There are other differences from mainstream rallies, particularly the fact that no support team is provided and no other arrangements are made such as for accommodation.

Ok, that sounds cool. I admit it.

[Darth Wagtaros]

Sky Diving would be fun but I'm afraid of heights and also dying.
Confronting people.

Skydiving isn't that dangerous.  Join the 82nd and see the world.

I don't think that counts as skydiving.

I think they have some pretty kickass skydiving teams.  Do all sorts of incredible stunts.

[Ed Anger]

Sky Diving would be fun but I'm afraid of heights and also dying.
Confronting people.

Skydiving isn't that dangerous.  Join the 82nd and see the world.

I don't think that counts as skydiving.

I think they have some pretty kickass skydiving teams.  Do all sorts of incredible stunts.

thank you for the flashbacks to the most boring part of an Airshow: the Army's Golden Knights parachute team.

[Darth Wagtaros]

Sky Diving would be fun but I'm afraid of heights and also dying.
Confronting people.

Skydiving isn't that dangerous.  Join the 82nd and see the world.

I don't think that counts as skydiving.

I think they have some pretty kickass skydiving teams.  Do all sorts of incredible stunts.

thank you for the flashbacks to the most boring part of an Airshow: the Army's Golden Knights parachute team.

I admit I only know them from Mail Call.  But still seemed kinda kickass.

[Ed Anger]

I admit I only know them from Mail Call.  But still seemed kinda kickass.

Live, not so much.

[MadImmortalMan]

Can't really think of anything I want to do that I would be too afraid to actually do if given the chance. Maybe I'm not that brave though. I might just not want to do the things that frighten me. 

I can think of some scary stuff I would do if given the chance, however.