What is your most awesome/epic moment in your life?

lol, TamiDoll . That's what a lot of people think.
My relationship changed with my parents after that (I wasn't as "precious" in my dad's eyes anymore).
I learned a lot about myself, though and I would have done it all over again.
The most awesome thing was that I found out later my boyfriend and father had walked those woods looking for me. It was really early and I was sound asleep. My lean-to was so well made they never noticed it.

I ran away again when I was 17. I was only gone that time for a week. I lived in some drainage tunnels under the street. It was a pretty awesome time too.

Awesome story MementoMori!

Becoming a Christian. And I don't mean by proffesion. I mean actually being saved. Nothing could feel more amazing.

I beg to differ, I became a christian (twice) and the experience doesn't hold a candle to a columbine show. OR the month I spent in a psychiatric institution. pales in comparison.

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Originally Posted by nerve

I beg to differ, I became a christian (twice) and the experience doesn't hold a candle to a columbine show. OR the month I spent in a psychiatric institution. pales in comparison.

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I'm pretty sure Noogah was answering personally.

The thread title is=
What is your most awesome/epic moment in your life?

So how can you "beg to differ" with your opinion vs Noogah's. To him becoming a Christian may be better than anything you stated. It's a matter of opinion, and arguing who's opinion is correct in this thread is a foolish endeavor because its a subjective question so the right answer for each person depends on that person's opinion and not anyone else's

Back on-topic, i still stand by the car chases as my most epic moment ever.

because he said it generally. "nothing could feel more amazing" = general statement. versus "nothing could feel more amazing to me" which is personal.

I really, really don't like you.

i apologize.

I took the statement as him meaning it subjectively.

and regarding the fact that you don't like me, i'm sorry you feel that way, and i hope i've not done anything to offend you or make you feel singled out. I honestly was intending to only keep the thread on topic (as keeping the answers subjective).

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Originally Posted by nerve

because he said it generally. "nothing could feel more amazing" = general statement. versus "nothing could feel more amazing to me" which is personal. I really, really don't like you.

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Nerve, obviously, you, along with 90% of the worlds population, do not truly undertand what becoming a Christian means. It does not mean to pray that God will save you, reading from your bible, or even going to church.

When you give your life to God, and let the Holy Spirit into your heart (I mean genuinely. It's something you do, not something you say) it truly is a remarkable expeience that nothing can hold a proverbial candlelight to.

Ahh so he did mean it generally, again i apologize nerve.

As i stated to nerve, Noogah this thread is asking a subjective question, so please answer subjectively. Don't state that what is your most epic/awesome moment is better for someone else than what they have or will post. It's more so just very foolish to do so as it's subjectively true. So for you it was a religious matter, what if someone believes in another religion? Would you state your religion is better than their's? I'd surely hope not... Now lets move this puppy back on track shall we?

Noogah, you have no idea what you're talking about. you do not know me, you do not know my life and what I've experienced.

of course, anytime a person renounces their christianity, all christians always say something like, "well, you weren't really saved."

let me tell you something, if I wasn't saved, no one is.

you cannot sit there and tell me I never truly believed, or that I don't understand what it means to be a christian. I got saved at a young age (which you yourself can't say invalidates my salvation), and I remember praying every night - on my knees, in desperation, that my unsaved friends (and my father - my FATHER!) would find god, by any means, I prayed that he'd give me strength and courage to witness to them, so they'd be saved from hell.

aside from a few uplifting moments, christianity gave me nothing but immense grief.

now, let me tell you a little about the truly epic moment in my life...

if you only could have been there, and in my mental state, it would probably blow your mind. I saw first, pure evil, manifested in the form of a band (I don't remember the name, it wasn't important). I honestly thought that 'god' would strike the place down as they played (I do believe in god, but not in the sense that you do), not in a supernatural way, but by some natural occurrence - electrical fire maybe? and even though I truly believed I may possibly die, I stood my ground, because I was there for a reason, 'god' had put me there.

finally columbine came on. and it was like seeing god, manifested in this band. when I was younger, christian and going to church, I noticed that sometimes during worship songs, people would raise their hands up in rapture. I always longed to be so moved...but I always felt empty there, as strongly as I believed, I felt out of place.

here, at this show, I raised my hands for the first time. I was overwhelmed by the power of their music, by their passion. they have a message, a true message, a real message - and I felt it. that, to me, is god's power and love.

it was a truly epic experience, that I will never forget.

if you'd like to reply to this, which would be great, please do so in a pm so we don't jack this thread :3

but I think this post should stay as it is an elaboration on my experience.

I like how you just ignored nerve's response to carry on your delusions in PMs because you just had to show everybody how much of SERIOUS CHRISTIAN you are.

I ignored nothing. All she said was that she went through a hard time, and being a Christian did nothing for her. I simply replied that she was never a Christian in the first place.

I've deleted the post, and sent nerve a PM, so we can allow this thread to carry on.

nerve that's pretty intense. cool. the event is inextricable from the mental/psychic context, so yes, it's hard to transpose it onto someone else.

my moments are not to be discussed around children :)

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columbine. show march 6 2009

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What. The. Fuck?




I don't think I can say anything else about that.

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Originally Posted by DeeryTheDeer

Watching Return of the King in theaters.

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Getting sky high and watching Avatar in IMAX 3-D

Not that that was the best, but related, at it was pretty god damn awesome.

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Originally Posted by Supernova

Getting sky high and watching Avatar in IMAX 3-D

Not that that was the best, but related, at it was pretty god damn awesome.

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It was an 'eh' experience for me. I can't even begin to describe just how inferior Avatar is to Lord of the Rings (in my opinion). It's not even in the same league.

I'm gonna post here after I take MDMA.

hey tommo - we have the same hypothetical awesome moment! <3

Nah.. wait an hour, smoke 2 cones, drop again, then come back.

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Originally Posted by cygnus

hey tommo - we have the same hypothetical awesome moment! <3

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haha, awesome. Make sure to post here when you do it.

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Originally Posted by bushi

What. The. Fuck?




I don't think I can say anything else about that.

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yeah I wouldn't expect anyone from here to be able to wrap their minds around such an intense band :'c

I can understand people's attraction to it. But I don't like it.

I'd say more disturbing than, intense.

Im back!

I'm actully gonna tell you, i have never have an awesome feeling(That i remember). But i had my amazing feeling today!

Mom and dad forced me to go with them to a town ten kilometers from home to see my moms sister play a fotball game. I have seen her in more fotball games so i thought it would be annoying to stand in 90 minutes non-stop. But there i am watching as they play fotball(outdoor). I didn't notice a thing untill 15 minutes went on that behind the fotball area was a valley. I have never knew that that place had a valley, nor been on a valley at all so i walked there. My mom and dad did not care what i did(I am 13, soon 14 so they thought i could take care of myself).I was filled with happiness and freedom so when i went over that very thin river that putted a line around the valley, i started run all around the place filled with happiness and freedom. 10 minutes ran and my dad called me on my phone to get back. When i came back i were hungry so i went to eat. When i came back to the valley once again, i thought"I have to do this again!". So i did as i said, i walked around the valley, just for nothing:D. Then i saw something white in the woods, i didn't know what so i checked it out and it was just a pile of snow. I felt stupid that i didn't think about that:wtf2:. I walked around the woods and i ended up to the other side of the valley, which was all empty. But not to empty, almost every side of the area/valley had one house and one farm. I got surprised because it was quiet as deadly-silence. I walked along the valley and came back to the fotball area.

The awesome about this is that i could explore without anyone stoping me!
And on a valley!

PS:Sorry for my crappy english, i am from Sweden:lol:.