re: What is the most dangerous thing you’ve intentionally done?

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Drove while fricked up on LSD

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I did that once. Huge mistake.

I've hit over 190 indicated on a 1000RR on I-140 in Knoxville headed toward the airport that I didn't own. I don't consider it that dangerous though, that bike could handle it and that road was perfect for it. It's known as Pellissippi Speedway and when I lived there, mini vans were doing 80+ on it. Road was empty at the time. Was a ton of fun.

I think I have done way more dangerous stuff on a motorcycle going under 100 in the mountains where a nice slide off a cliff could of sent me flying to my death.

Rode a plastic little kids big wheel with plastic wheels down US129 from the overlook to almost the bridge at night hitting at least over 45 all over both lanes. Only light was from flashlights taped to my helmet. That was a fun drunken night. Naked dragon runs at night may have been a right of passage back then too, sober though.

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- went through an 8 ball in about 90 minutes while stumbling around Tijuana blind drunk, stopping every 100 yards to find a bathroom or a corner to do a bump or line

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This is one of mine except it was multiple times in Nogales. Got robbed separately by a bouncer and two cops in a police cruiser one night. And when I had coke left I'd just walk back across the border with it. This was pre 9/11 when you didn't even have to show ID to cross back into the US.

Also was part of invading a country who we were sure was going to gas us. They didn't but the whole ordeal was still pretty dangerous.

And what the frick is wrong with people on this board? Someone posts a topic asking the most dangerous thing you’ve done, I give an answer in line with other responses and exactly what the question is asking for, and I get 10 downvotes? Never change, OT...never change. I’m guessing it’s all the lazy fat bald fricks around here who haven’t done anything more dangerous than play a round of golf.

About five years ago. Crane move in the middle of a thunderstorm.

Working a civil project on the groundbreaking crew for a 750 acre project space. They started bringing in heavier materials getting ready for pile driving. Big Mammoet is making it impossible for the trucks to get where they need to go. We go to move it down the road to a clearing. Thunderstorm comes in, we go to our trucks and try to wait it out. About an hour into the superintendent calls my foreman and tells him that crane needs to move, he's losing his arse with those trucks sitting still. Came down to that crane moves or we move our asses off the jobsite.

So we did it. We moved that big bitch with rain and lightning coming down around us. They didnt even drive the trucks down there until 2 days later because that storm washed out some of the dirt bridges further into the land.

Haven't ever blatantly risked my life like that before or since.

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Gave a BJ

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Swallow?

Man... probably forgot more than I can remember.

Working in a live unit(Chemical plant) jumped from one tower to another, about 100' up, platforms were 4 or 5 feet apart. Didn't want to climb down from one and climb back up to the other... Years ago...

Changed a 50 amp breaker while hot