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Postby c_hunter » Mon Dec 12, 2005 7:55 am

Defeat a martial arts champion, with one punch.
Eat a raw oyster (already did it, doesn't taste that bad)
God has a plan for each of us
He wants us to fullfill
And He'll provide the strength we need
To carry out His will.


God bless.. :jump:
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Postby pillar_anime7 » Mon Dec 12, 2005 4:58 pm

I've had some of those. Here are mine that I've had throughout my life:
become a professional wrestler
play college football for the University of Arkansas
go to the University of Arkansas
play high school football
win the World Series of Poker
do play-by-play at a Super Bowl
learn Japanese
take a mission trip and eventually move to Japan
become a "Christian J-Rock" star
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Postby ssj2gohan61 » Mon Dec 12, 2005 10:11 pm

I've always dreamed of being in the Air Force and for a while i was but things didnt work out so now im not in any more... atleast it was an honorable discharge... but another one of my dreams is to one day own my own auto repair shop which that dream is getting closer to my grasps as this spring semester i will be attending college for automotive technology

aww crud i read the title wrong....well now you know my real life long dreams and as for the useless ones i dont know if i really had any...maybe goto japan...own a fancy pants sports car lol i dont know...learn japanese someday would be nice though it wont happen...to be honest most of my dreams are easy to do if i really try for them
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Postby Yamato145 » Wed Dec 14, 2005 6:23 pm

I want to own a golden spork
and have one of those pointing laughing buddhas in my guest bathroom
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Postby ichi ichigo » Sat Dec 17, 2005 1:08 am

i want to own samoa

*^-^*

i love samoans ...
I love vegetarians !
more meat for me *^-^*
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Postby Godly Paladin » Sun Dec 18, 2005 12:07 pm

I dream a lot about being in certain locations, usually things I see in pictures or simply imagine. I've said in other threads how I love landscapes, so I always wish I could be in some wilderness, all by myself with nothing to do and with no place to go, with simply the time to enjoy the world and wander where I wished.
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Postby Technomancer » Sun Dec 18, 2005 1:29 pm

Interplanetary and interstellar travel certainly are on my "to do" list. I'd especially want to visit Titan and Io.

Other than that, I'd want to become an astrophysicist, discover life on other worlds, master all areas of mathematical physics and understand the mathematics of the human brain. I also want a Viking longship.
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