What was the most memorable day in your life?

[Amaterasu65]

Hmmm, the day my final exams' results arrived and I passed into law school.

My girlfriend leaving for Erasmus for 6 months (staying strong for 7 years) is a memory that can still shake me. The day before she left was long and painful for both of us but we spent it together. The first weeks were crap but all got better. At least I came to visit Paris and Amsterdam because of her.

Pretty basic stuff but I'm still 22.

[Aeula]

Fapping.
The first time I killed. *Edgy Glare*
And this amazing doughnut I got from dunkin' doughtnuts this one time.

[Tennis]

When my mother-in-law accidentally sent me nudes instead of her husband.

That's gross and also disturbing that it is that memorable.

[A dot Ham]

That's gross and also disturbing that it is that memorable.

Seared into my memory.

Don't judge me...

You have no idea how good my mother-in-law looks.

[Deleted]

The birth of my son.

[A dot Ham]

My birthday, there I was in the dark all wet and cozy and then BAM! Bright lights! Noise! Someone slapped my ass! Then they cut of the end of my wiener. Hard to forget. On the bright side there were boobies.

Oh your poor D.

We circed my first son (a very barbaric procedure btw even by today's standards and procedures) [don't volunteer to watch... the most blood curdling "why are you doing this to me daddy" scream]

My second son I was vehemently opposed to a circ, but in the hopes of being seen as fair and equal... he had his cut, simply because his brother had his done.

I think I turned in my man card the day I didn't stand up for my 2nd son.

[shadowmouse]

Anyone notice that once again @Tennisace asks a personal question ...

I imagine for most people it's the day they got married or the day their first kid was born.

What about you?

... that he isn't answering?

[Aeula]

Anyone notice that once again @Tennisace asks a personal question ...



... that he isn't answering?

Say it ain't so! I'm sure he answered somewhere in this thread, we must not be looking hard enough.

[AlmightyGerkin]

Day i had icecream cake.

[May90]

The day I got accepted to a PhD program in the US. Even though I ended up taking another PhD offer, that day when I received that first e-mail starting with, "Dear blablabla, We are pleased to inform you...", felt like the day I was born anew. The biggest dream of my life - immigration - came true, after ~10 years of thinking about it daily.

[Tennis]

Anyone notice that once again @Tennisace asks a personal question ...



... that he isn't answering?

Is this a trend or one time thing?

[shadowmouse]

Is this a trend or one time thing?

Do you see an answer in that question?