Do you live for the challenge?

 

Something that can actually stump you? And make you think?

 

Something to surpass.

 

 

 

I guess I myself do live for a challenge. Life's not fun nor interesting if whatever you do comes too easily. I can apply that to school. If everything I do is too easy, I push myself harder to find something that is hard. And when I find that, I go even harder to surpass that.

Yes, I do insane things to challenge myself and prove to myself I can succeed at these challenges. Stuff Like memorizing all the capitals (and flags) of the world, Canada, the US, and Australia. I also challenge myself through fire staff spinning and fire poi. I've also recently thought about memorizing a 100 or so digits of Pi.

 

 

 

Physical challenges however, I fail at lol. :P

Yes, I do insane things like memorizing all the capitals of the world, Canada, the US, and Australia. I also challenge myself through fire staff spinning and fire poi. I've also recently thought about memorizing a 100 or so digits of Pi.

 

... :shock:

 

I... uhhh... do well in school? :-$

Yes, I do insane things like memorizing all the capitals of the world, Canada, the US, and Australia. I also challenge myself through fire staff spinning and fire poi. I've also recently thought about memorizing a 100 or so digits of Pi.

Try 40,000. :P

 

 

 

I don't do anything too challenging. Skate, play football, all advanced classes in school, Tang Soo Do (blackbelt). I'm all great at the things I do, doesn't make too many things challenging. O:)

 

 

 

Does anyone have a suggestion onto what I should do that would stump a retarted 14 year old kid living in Virginia?

Good question. I suppose I do live for the challenge of knowing about the universe in which I live. It certainly is a challenge at times, but that's half the fun. I also live for sentimentality. Sounds wierd, maybee, but I dig positive memories and experiences. :P

Yes, I do insane things to challenge myself and prove to myself I can succeed at these challenges. Stuff Like memorizing all the capitals (and flags) of the world, Canada, the US, and Australia. I also challenge myself through fire staff spinning and fire poi. I've also recently thought about memorizing a 100 or so digits of Pi.

 

 

 

Physical challenges however, I fail at lol. :P

 

Um. Another thing Viktor and Penguin have in common. #-o

 

 

 

Yeah...Uh...Like Viktor, I do similar things...I memorize random stuff...Capitals, flags, countries, the periodic table (Managed to be able to recite all 118 for a few weeks...Forgot them afterwards), pi (Used to be able to memorize 200, now only 25), etc.

 

 

 

And yep, I fail at physical stuff too.

Um. Another thing Viktor and Penguin have in common. #-o

 

 

 

Yeah...Uh...Like Viktor, I do similar things...I memorize random stuff...Capitals, flags, countries, the periodic table (Managed to be able to recite all 118 for a few weeks...Forgot them afterwards), pi (Used to be able to memorize 200, now only 25), etc.

 

 

 

And yep, I fail at physical stuff too.

 

 

 

OMG I'm totally going to memorize the Periodic Table now! I'm gonna do it before I go to bed tonight! :)

hm i actully i dont really live for the challenge. im a very laid back kinna guy. i will try my best at something, but i seen no reason to try and surpass everyone else

Um. Another thing Viktor and Penguin have in common. #-o

 

 

 

Yeah...Uh...Like Viktor, I do similar things...I memorize random stuff...Capitals, flags, countries, the periodic table (Managed to be able to recite all 118 for a few weeks...Forgot them afterwards), pi (Used to be able to memorize 200, now only 25), etc.

 

 

 

And yep, I fail at physical stuff too.

 

 

 

OMG I'm totally going to memorize the Periodic Table now! I'm gonna do it before I go to bed tonight! :)

 

And I'll go memorize all the flags of the countries in the EU. Not to mention all the capitals of the islands in the middle of the Pacific and all the names of every single region/province in every country in Europe.

 

We = Weird

Maybe this summer I'll do something (such as learn to fly proficiently on VATSIM), but during school I always have a nagging feeling that something's due :P

I like a slight challenge when it comes to school, but if I'm in over my head I just won't try. I like to be knowledgable and a well-rounded person so I get as much as I can out of the things I do. I do fairly well in mental and physical challenges because I've been pushed in both my whole life. My father always made me play sports (which is why I no longer like to play them compedetively) and my whole family has always pushed me in school (which is why I end up in classes that are over my head).

-What he said-

 

 

 

Lol, I thought about Oceania. I only have the countires memorized. Which reminds me, I got to make sure I know all the American Territories.

 

 

 

American Samoa= Pago Pago

 

Northern Mariana Islands= Saipan

 

Guam= HogÃÆÃâÃâÃÂ¥rtÃÆÃâÃâña/AgaÃÆÃâÃâña

 

US Virgin Islands= Charlotte-something...um...I forgot...:XD:

 

 

 

I also forgot Missouri and almost Ohio in a backwards capital name the state test I gave myself. :XD: :XD: :XD:

 

 

 

And yes, WE are weird.

 

 

 

Does anyone have a suggestion onto what I should do that would stump a retarted 14 year old kid living in Virginia?

 

try not talking for an entire day.. (I've tried.. and failed...)

 

also, hurling a banana at a telephone wire, and trying to get it to split in half...

 

i made it break in half on the ground on impact.. well splat :[

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

try those... theyz be challenging o.O

 

 

 

 

 

also..

 

since you live in Virginina.. (isnt there an ocean there... stfu im sumb)

 

 

 

go for a swim, and fin Titanic...

 

and tell me how Jack is while your at it

Photo, you misquoted. I didn't say that.

>:{o-l-<

 

 

 

i messed up quote things sowwy.

 

I'll fix it.

I suppose I live for a challenge, afterall, what else is there to keep us tethered to this insane world if not for the though of being able to challenge ourselves? I do math problems for fun (Weird, I know, but hey, I want that to be my job); I am training to run a marathon; I love to try new things; I love making card pyramids and other nearly impossible structures when I'm bored. Yes, I live for the challenge.

Other than tricking... the only challenge I ever have is the schoolwork I'm forced to do.

Yes, I do insane things like memorizing all the capitals of the world, Canada, the US, and Australia. I also challenge myself through fire staff spinning and fire poi. I've also recently thought about memorizing a 100 or so digits of Pi.

Try 40,000. :P

 

 

 

I don't do anything too challenging. Skate, play football, all advanced classes in school, Tang Soo Do (blackbelt). I'm all great at the things I do, doesn't make too many things challenging. O:)

 

 

 

Does anyone have a suggestion onto what I should do that would stump a retarted 14 year old kid living in Virginia?

 

 

 

Wear a t-shirt that says(or something like it):

 

 

 

Front:To keep an idiot occupied, read the back.

 

Back: Read the front.

Life: The only game you can't win.

Good question. I suppose I do live for the challenge of knowing about the universe in which I live. It certainly is a challenge at times, but that's half the fun. I also live for sentimentality. Sounds wierd, maybee, but I dig positive memories and experiences. :P

 

 

 

I have a similar outlook on life. I have an absolute thirst for knowledge, which means I spend a lof of my team trying to learn as much as I can about things, especially fundamental things.

 

 

 

I do like a challenge, say, maths wise. But, if I can't solve it, it can get frustrating. But I relish anything that makes me think.

 

 

 

Physically, I always try to push myself to go faster, harder, longer. Even with silly things, like riding home from school i'll go flat out up the hills to challenge myself, but arrive home panting and sweating but with a big smile on my face.

Good question. I suppose I do live for the challenge of knowing about the universe in which I live. It certainly is a challenge at times, but that's half the fun. I also live for sentimentality. Sounds wierd, maybee, but I dig positive memories and experiences. :P

 

 

 

I have a similar outlook on life. I have an absolute thirst for knowledge, which means I spend a lof of my team trying to learn as much as I can about things, especially fundamental things.

 

 

 

I do like a challenge, say, maths wise. But, if I can't solve it, it can get frustrating. But I relish anything that makes me think.

 

 

 

Physically, I always try to push myself to go faster, harder, longer. Even with silly things, like riding home from school i'll go flat out up the hills to challenge myself, but arrive home panting and sweating but with a big smile on my face.

I challenge myself physically

 

 

 

Spring - Ultimate Frisbee

 

Summer - well.. camp.. can't be on a sports team

 

Fall - Football

 

Winter - Wrestling

I challenge myself by trying out to learn every single instrument I can get hold of. I sort of have ' an ear for music ' so I learn things pretty quick.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

And I am trying to fit an electric drumkit in my bedroom, my parents wouldn't really allow it >.<

Im challenging myself to gain 20lbs weight by the end of summer.

Yes, I do insane things like memorizing all the capitals of the world, Canada, the US, and Australia. I also challenge myself through fire staff spinning and fire poi. I've also recently thought about memorizing a 100 or so digits of Pi.

Try 40,000. :P

 

 

 

I don't do anything too challenging. Skate, play football, all advanced classes in school, Tang Soo Do (blackbelt). I'm all great at the things I do, doesn't make too many things challenging. O:)

 

 

 

Does anyone have a suggestion onto what I should do that would stump a retarted 14 year old kid living in Virginia?

 

 

 

Wear a t-shirt that says(or something like it):

 

 

 

Front:To keep an idiot occupied, read the back.

 

Back: Read the front.

 

omg i have the best story about one of those shirts :XD: At my camp this kid was wearing one at dinner, and i see this girl who was like 10 or something (the kid was around 14 or something) and the girl is like, popping back and forth looking infront of the guy wearing the shirt, then the back, then the front ect. he finally asks what shes doing after like 5 minutes, and she says "i'm doing what you shirt says!" i couldn't stop laughing for the rest of dinner :lol: :lol: :lol: