You know I can never resist a good meme!

[dizzojay]

Shamelessly pilfered from jj1564, casey28, fufaraw and probably some others ...


Driven 100 mph - not that I know of
Ridden in a helicopter - yes
Gone zip lining - no
Been to an NFL game - no
Been to Canada - yes
Visited Florida - no
Visited Mexico - no
Visited Vegas - no
Eaten alone at a restaurant- yes
Ability to read music - no
Ridden a motorcycle - no
Ridden a horse – yes
Stayed in a hospital – yes
Donated blood - no
Been snow skiing - no
Been to Disney World Disney Land - no
Slept outside – yes
Driven a stick shift - yes
Ridden in an 18 wheeler - no
Ridden in a police car? - yes
Driven a boat - yes
Eaten Escargot - no,  yuck!
Been on a cruise - yes
Run out of gas - yes
Been on TV - yes
Eaten Sushi - no
Seen a UFO - no
Been Bungie jumping - no

Comments

[cuddyclothes.livejournal.com]

I don't drive so I wouldn't be able to answer half these questions. In a police car, eh? Do tell!

[dizzojay.livejournal.com]

I fear the real story isn't half as interesting as your imagination!
Okay, so I used to go horse riding every Sunday morning from the age of about 12 to early 20's at a stable about a mile from where I lived, and it was in the days before I drove, so I used to walk to and from the stable, sometimes with a friend but more often on my own.
One day, I got back from a hack to find a policeman at the stable. Unfortunately the tack room had been broken into overnight, and three saddles had been stolen.
He did his investigation, took a couple of statements from the stable manager and me, and then we all sat with a cup of tea and chatted for a while.
Then I decided it was time for me to head home. I'd walked about 400 yards, and his car pulled up behind me, and he wound down the widow and offered me a lift home.
When I was in the car, I told him just to drop me on the corner of my road to save going out of his way, and he said no - he wanted to see my parents' faces when I pulled up outside their house in a police car!!!! XD

[roxymissrose.livejournal.com]

I too noticed that you have ridden in a police car....

[dizzojay.livejournal.com]

I'll reiterate exactly the story that I told cuddyclothes
I fear the real story isn't half as interesting as your imagination!
Okay, so I used to go horse riding every Sunday morning from the age of about 12 to early 20's at a stable about a mile from where I lived, and it was in the days before I drove, so I used to walk to and from the stable, sometimes with a friend but more often on my own.
One day, I got back from a hack to find a policeman at the stable. Unfortunately the tack room had been broken into overnight, and three saddles had been stolen.
He did his investigation, took a couple of statements from the stable manager and me, and then we all sat with a cup of tea and chatted for a while.
Then I decided it was time for me to head home. I'd walked about 400 yards, and his car pulled up behind me, and he wound down the widow and offered me a lift home.
When I was in the car, I told him just to drop me on the corner of my road to save going out of his way, and he said no - he wanted to see my parents' faces when I pulled up outside their house in a police car!!!! XD

[roxymissrose.livejournal.com]

Hahah! Much more interesting than my cop car ride--the cop took me home when I locked myself out of my car. :D Though the look on my child's face when I pulled up in the car had to be as good as the look on your parents' face! :D :D :D

[jj1564.livejournal.com]

Hee hee, your reaction to eating escargot is the same as mine!

[dizzojay.livejournal.com]

They are just a great big 'NOPE' as far as I'm concerned!

[casey28.livejournal.com]

I'm the only one who's eaten escargot, lol!

[dizzojay.livejournal.com]

You'r braver than me! :D

[metallidean-grl.livejournal.com]

We agree on the Escargot. Yuck is right.

So, to what purpose were you in a police car? Were you a perp? or some other nefarious type of person??? Heh heh

[dizzojay.livejournal.com]

Well, I'm sure it will come as a great disappointment, but I'll tell you the same story I told a couple of the other ladies:

Okay, so I used to go horse riding every Sunday morning from the age of about 12 to early 20's at a stable about a mile from where I lived, and it was in the days before I drove, so I used to walk to and from the stable, sometimes with a friend but more often on my own.
One day, I got back from a hack to find a policeman at the stable. Unfortunately the tack room had been broken into overnight, and three saddles had been stolen.
He did his investigation, took a couple of statements from the stable manager and me, and then we all sat with a cup of tea and chatted for a while.
Then I decided it was time for me to head home. I'd walked about 400 yards, and his car pulled up behind me, and he wound down the widow and offered me a lift home.
When I was in the car, I told him just to drop me on the corner of my road to save going out of his way, and he said no - he wanted to see my parents' faces when I pulled up outside their house in a police car!!!! XD

[metallidean-grl.livejournal.com]

Well, that was nice of the policeman. I love it that he wanted to see your parents' faces. So, how did they react? I bet he got a kick out of it. Too funny.