Something you will NEVER do!

[xxmimixx]

Is there something you know you will never do in your life, out of principle, beliefs, fear... ETC?

I dont think I would ever do a bungee or parachute jump but would love to sky walk!
Almost forgot: attend a Football match!!

 

[mickle]

Vote Conservative.

 

[coffeejo]

Wear a dress or skirt. And give up chocolate

 

[NormanD]

Wear a dress or skirt.

See Jo in a Dress or Skirt

 

[coffeejo]

See Jo in a Dress or Skirt

The stuff of nightmares

 

[Fnaar]

Do the butterfly swimming stroke along the length of the Nile. I don't like rivers beginning with 'N'.

 

[ComedyPilot]

Ooooh, could be a loooooooong list:

Go to a football match, or watch one on telly.
Watch any soaps.
Watch any 'judged' shows such as ex-faeces or stricly nauseating.
Watch any 'new life in the country' shows

 

[Globalti]

Play golf.

 

[accountantpete]

Vote Limp Dems

 

[tyred]

Attend a football match

 

[yorkshiregoth]

Vote Conservative.

Vote Labour

 

[Dayvo]

Go pot-holing.
Swim anywhere where there might be a crocodile or shark lurking nearby (i.e. within 50 miles).
Stand by and see someone being attacked and not do anything (unless the odds were massively stacked against me).

 

[ianrauk]

Drive a car
Go to Australia
Go to India
Buy a fixie bike
Go Ski-ing
Vote for Ken Livingstone
Do a mega shop in a supermarket
Buy an iPhone or iPad

 

[BluesDave]

Win the lottery.

 

[Bicycle]

Gosh... Lots of things I've done are on your lists.

I didn't get a 'growing-up' talk from my father. He said only 'Try everything once, except incest and folk dancing'.

That seems to be pitched about right. As to the posts above:

I am a sad Italophile. I take italian food and culture very seriously, but I do love Hawaian pizzas.

I recommend the sheer noise and 'Oompah' of a football terrace when things are going well for your team. It is intoxicating.

Fnaar; if it is the Blue Nile you're talking about - I'd agree that it's silly. But the White Nile is just perfect for Butterfly. Perfect...

CoffeeJo; I have worn a dress, but I was about six and my sister made me and I'm still cross about it. So I can understand that...

The bottom line for me is that I'm not sure there's anything I can say with confidence that I'll never do.

I quite like it that way.