Who are you, what's your story, and what makes you special?

I have lots to tell, but I don't feel like typin much, so:

Well, I live in the Florida Keys, and one day when I was 10, we were out on the boat, near a sandbar. I found this shell I REALLY liked and I swam back to the boat. However, outside the sandbar was lots of seaweed, and in the sand lies sting rays and jellyfish. So, I was swimming, and I dropped the shell and freaked, then swam under the surface to get it. I was digging around in the seaweed, and then I felt the most excrutiating pain in my life. Something had stung my right below my right armpit, and I was pretty sure it was not a jellyfish. So, I was dizzy and everything was moving and I would've drowned if I wasn't a good swimmer.
I broke the surface screaming bloody mary and swam back to the boat. I tried my best not to cry, because I always saw crying as a weakness. My parents had no idea what happened and were trying to calm me, and we left the sandbar and went back home.
What did it feel like? The best way I can describe it is getting attacked with fiberglass (thats happened too), having your insides and ribs crushed, your body feels like someone is pressing on you from all around, and it feels like 100 white hot needles are jabbing the surface of your flesh. My parents insisted on taking me to the Emergency Room, but I didn't want to go.
The pain was soo horrible I couldn't sleep at night or take a shower, I had to walk around my house ALL night sobbing. Three days later we planned to go to Disney World, and I was better but still in lots of pain. We stopped by Burger King, and I ate the fries....and magically I was all better. Trust me, it sounds crazy, but it worked.

I've been stung by jellyfish 86746987 times before, and I'm MOST SURE that I was stung by a small sting ray. If it was larger, I could've been seriously wounded and I would've HAD to go to the hospital. So, yes. (:

Originally Posted by Zelda phoenix

Me too!

Okay,this is my story:
I'm a girl that loves fantasy and magic I have many friends and excellent grades.But I have a secret....I'm a person who came from hyrule to save your little earth from world war 3!I am the legendary incarnation of princess zelda!

Who'd want to 'save' the world from WW3? That's the only thing that will help end it all. All of it. All evil. The war shall create a new world and those willing to change will live peacefully in it. All will be good. But you can't just stop a virus by leaving the virus organisms alive, can you? That is what WW3 will do. So don't stop it.

Originally Posted by The Mask Man

Who'd want to 'save' the world from WW3? That's the only thing that will help end it all. All of it. All evil. The war shall create a new world and those willing to change will live peacefully in it. All will be good. But you can't just stop a virus by leaving the virus organisms alive, can you? That is what WW3 will do. So don't stop it.

O.K.I won't stop it

Listen to my story. This may be our last chance.

Originally Posted by SirJoshizzle

1. I didn't learn to tie my shoes until second grade.
2. I didn't hit 60 lbs/27 kg until 6th grade. I was legally supposed to be in a car seat until then.
3. I didn't hit 100 lbs/45 kg until 10th grade. I'm starting 12th right now.
4. I first thought WALL-E was a documentary about Walmart.
5. I live fifteen minutes from the Mexican border, yet I have never crossed it before.
6. I'm 5'6"/170 cm. Along with my 23 year old brother, we are also the tallest in our family.
7. I still shop in the boys' clothing sections.
8. I used to think the term "sleeping together" meant I could get a girl pregnant by sleeping in the same bed with her.
9. I grew up learning English and Japanese.
10. I used to (and still do) karaoke a lot. When my mom's friends once saw me singing when I was three, they thought I could read fluently because I apparently was "reading" the lyrics as they showed up on screen. I actually just memorized the lyrics after singing so many times.
11. I used to be so shy that I would never talk, even near family members, that my parents thought I was mute.
12. I used to have a speech impediment. My S' would come out at T's.
13. I once choked on a penny when I was a baby. I sent my dad jumping three feet in the air from shock.
14. Ever since I got my first cell phone six years ago, I've went through seven of them. Only one I had to replace because it broke. The rest because the one I got after the then-current one was nicer.
15. My oldest online account still in active use is my Photobucket, which I made in sixth grade.
16. I'm an obsessive compulsive shopper and as a consequence, loose with money.
17. I always have a permanent marker with me when I go to public places, to tag spots such as bathroom stall dividers.
18. I spend more time doing my hair than most girls with hair twice as long as mine do.
19. I take ~15 minute showers. Half that time I'm not even actually cleaning myself; I'm singing and dancing.
20. I am a pathological liar.

But I swear I'm totally normal.

I'm 18, was born in Stockholm to a Swedish father and Norwegian mother, when I was three the family (parents + me + my bro) moved to Ålesund in Norway (close to my mother's home village). I have a gf and many fantastic friends, I'm very happy with my life right now.

I wasn't allowed to sit in the fron seat of a car until 14.

I'm 15, and I've never driven in my life. I'm actually afraid to :/

Originally Posted by KelseyRain

I'm 15, and I've never driven in my life. I'm actually afraid to :/

It's not that difficult. Just don't mix up the clutch and the gas pedal.

Originally Posted by TheLastViking

It's not that difficult. Just don't mix up the clutch and the gas pedal.

Assuming you're driving stick.

What makes me special? Well, for starters, I'm very well endowed.

Originally Posted by KelseyRain

I wasn't allowed to sit in the fron seat of a car until 14.

I'm 15, and I've never driven in my life. I'm actually afraid to :/

driving is easy just go the speed limit and watch out for idiots (so basically everyone else on the road) and you will do fine!

Just pay attention during the times you have a drivers ed teacher with you in the car. You can get a license very easily, but that doesn't mean your a good driver.

Originally Posted by TheLastViking

It's not that difficult. Just don't mix up the clutch and the gas pedal.

The majority of cars in America are automatic so no such confusions occur.

Zoltar is to lazy to type.

Hi, I'm Daz (Hi, Daz!)

I can play the noseflute.

I have no name, no other alias. My clothing is custom, no labels. And I have nothing in my pockets but knives and lint.

Actually, referring to the car and me driving topic, I HAVE car, I've just never driven.

1. I'm afraid to.
2. I'd rather bike.
3. Miami has a 3000 crashes a day..lmfao exaggeration.
4. It harms the planet.

I WOULD be driving stick though, because my car is my dad's car from the 70's/80's: A Doombuggy. Hell yeah. But apparently doombuggies never run out of gas...sooo...

Actually, referring to the car and me driving topic, I HAVE car, I've just never driven.

1. I'm afraid to.
2. I'd rather bike.
3. Miami has a 3000 crashes a day..lmfao exaggeration.
4. It harms the planet.

I WOULD be driving stick though, because my car is my dad's car from the 70's/80's: A Doombuggy. Hell yeah. But apparently doombuggies never run out of gas...sooo...

Well in that case, if you confuse the clutch and the brake, not much will happen. Confuse the clutch and the brake on the other hand