KHV, I have a question for you.

One sound not simply without simply.

 

I think Manliest Man will have some competition this year.

 

stuck it in her butt without asking

 

Weak .

 

Drove four hours to meet someone for the first time in real life and then spend the weekend at their house.

Not only the bravest thing I've done, but also the stupidest because of the circumstances.

 

^ Guilty of this, except I' ve climbed much higher, wasn' t a kid, and (thankfully) never really learned my lesson. For instance there' s this place near a river in the middle of nowhere, I spent many summer nights there with my friends. They spotted me on top of the surrounding cliff once, when they asked if it was dangerous to get there I said "well, there' s this one tough spot, but otherwise it' s easy-peasy", so they all wanted me to lead the way and get them there. They enjoyed the view, but once we got back down they were unanimous : I' m absolutely, completely and definitely crazy and they' d never do it again.

I don' t think it counts as bravery because I was barely afraid. I also did a few acrobatic things with horses (mounting an already running horse and get up on its back while it' s still running), and I ski rather well thanks to my uncle, he made us follow him through all sorts of crazy places in the Alps. At least with these activities I had to master my fear at first.

 

I've done some of these too. Must be a french thing >_>

 

Sledged down a mountain on a bit of hard board.

 

Jumped off a pretty high diving board at the Montreal Olympic Stadium. Based on memory, I think it was, give or take, 40 ft high?

 

Travelled throughout Europe for three months with nothing but a backpack, tons of train tickets and a frying pan.

But without a frying pan

'T was pretty epic.

 

I suppose one thing I do which I know other people consider brave is donating blood, but as I'm not worried by needles or squemish about blood I'm not worried about it, so is that considered brave?
Another thing I did which probably wouldn't be considered brave by others, but which I was scared to death of was, was making my own way home, buying the train tickets and making the changes at the right station and stuff, which I had never done by myself before. I suppose it depends on your definition of brave :)

Also, what does this even mean?