The HAVE YOU EVER game

[Hasmonean1]

Oh yes.  I've missed a step or few in my days and it did hurt. "Ohhhh Jesus" "Help me Lawd"


"Have you ever loved somebody the way Jesus loves you"?

[churchyreal]

I'm growing to do that. Have you ever wondered how some people look here on LGM who have never showed their pic?

[LaylaMonroe]

I'm growing to do that. Have you ever wondered how some people look here on LGM who have never showed their pic?

Yes.

Have you ever eaten or drunk something that you didn't really didn't like, but you didn't want to hurt the person's feelings so you ate or drank it anyway?

[lordluvr]

Yes.

Have you ever eaten or drunk something that you didn't really didn't like, but you didn't want to hurt the person's feelings so you ate or drank it anyway?

Unfortunately, yes.

Have you ever wanted to smack someone else's kid whose parents don't seem to want to discipline them?

[csedwards2]

Unfortunately, yes.

Have you ever wanted to smack someone else's kid whose parents don't seem to want to discipline them?

dude, everyday. lol Lord hold my peace.

Have you ever googled yourself?

[kodacolor]

Yes.  With my real name I'm a white female bodybuilder and a journalist.  With my sn I'm a part of Kodak and a puzzle company.  Lol.

Have you ever done something you know you could have avoided?

[Fenix]

Yes.  With my real name I'm a white female bodybuilder and a journalist.  With my sn I'm a part of Kodak and a puzzle company.  Lol.

Have you ever done something you know you could have avoided?

Girl, yes! 

Have you ever gone on a trip and had that nagging feeling you forgot something very important? Like lip-balm? 

[LaylaMonroe]

Girl, yes! 

Have you ever gone on a trip and had that nagging feeling you forgot something very important? Like lip-balm? 

Yes, but I'm really meticulous about packing, so the only time I forget something is if I packed in a rush and didn't do the checklist.


Have you ever had a crush on someone and were kinda ashamed to admit it?

[churchyreal]

Yes, but I'm really meticulous about packing, so the only time I forget something is if I packed in a rush and didn't do the checklist.


Have you ever had a crush on someone and were kinda ashamed to admit it?

Yep, been going through that for the last few months.

Have you ever looked at the clock during a church service and wondered when the benediction was going to be given?

[Fenix]

Yep, been going through that for the last few months.

Have you ever looked at the clock during a church service and wondered when the benediction was going to be given?

I do that a lot at my new church.  dude who does the benediction preaches another mini-sermon. 

Have you ever disliked someone for no good reason?

[LaylaMonroe]

I do that a lot at my new church.  dude who does the benediction preaches another mini-sermon. 

Have you ever disliked someone for no good reason?

No. I usually have reasons (even if they're silly reasons) for not liking someone.

Have you ever, as an adult, cried because you couldn't have something?

[lordluvr]

No. I usually have reasons (even if they're silly reasons) for not liking someone.

Have you ever, as an adult, cried because you couldn't have something?

No.

Have ever done a self-inventory and realized that you're not as good as you'd like people to believe you are?

[BigFoot_BigThumb]

No.

Have ever done a self-inventory and realized that you're not as good as you'd like people to believe you are?

Oh boy have I?  I've been working to improve that for my own sake.


Have you ever busted your behind in public?  I mean in front of a LOT of people.

[lordluvr]

Oh boy have I?  I've been working to improve that for my own sake.


Have you ever busted your behind in public?  I mean in front of a LOT of people.

Yep!  Sure did!  Everybody, including me, got a good laugh out of it.

Have you ever gotten tongue-tied when speaking to a member of the opposite sex that you really liked?

[LaylaMonroe]

Oh boy have I?  I've been working to improve that for my own sake.


Have you ever busted your behind in public?  I mean in front of a LOT of people.

I had to go back one to answer this.

One day I was crossing a huge intersection in my home town. There was a lot of snow/ice on the ground, but it wasn't slippery and I had on good boots. I'm not sure what happened, but as soon as the light turned red, I stepped off the curb and immediately slipped and fell straight to the ground. My butt slid as well, so I ended up flat on my back with my head in the snow and my feet in the intersection. Of course there were cars stopped at the light in both directions and other pedestrians as well.

Humiliating.

Yep!  Sure did!  Everybody, including me, got a good laugh out of it.

Have you ever gotten tongue-tied when speaking to a member of the opposite sex that you really liked?

I don't think so.

Have you ever overcome a major fear by facing it head on?

[lordluvr]

Have you ever overcome a major fear by facing it head on?

Yes. It was the beginning of my confidence transformation.  I was in high school.  I had won the starting QB position, but still had a huge fear of failure.  I knew I had the ability, but I got petrified once I hit the field.  The first game of the season, on the first play from scrimmage, I was so nervous and scared that I fumbled the snap and my team lost the ball.  My worst fear came to pass on the very first play of the game!  I didn't want to go back to the bench.  I just knew my coach was going to chew me out, and I knew my teammates were going to dog me.  As I jogged back to the bench with my head hanging low, guys came up to me and encouraged me, and when I got to the bench my coach said, "Shake it off kid.  You'll get 'em next time!"

The other team scored, and when we got the ball back, that fear returned.  But, my teammates continued to encourage me and my coach called an option play.  I believe the next few moments changed my life forever.  I shook off the fear and was determined to make a good play.  I got the snap, ran down the line, faked the pitch to the halfback and cut up the field.  I broke two tackles and 60 yards later, I was in the end zone.  From that point forward, I never allowed fear to paralyze me again.

We won the game, by the way.

Have you ever broken a bone?

[LaylaMonroe]

Yes. It was the beginning of my confidence transformation.  I was in high school.  I had won the starting QB position, but still had a huge fear of failure.  I knew I had the ability, but I got petrified once I hit the field.  The first game of the season, on the first play from scrimmage, I was so nervous and scared that I fumbled the snap and my team lost the ball.  My worst fear came to pass on the very first play of the game!  I didn't want to go back to the bench.  I just knew my coach was going to chew me out, and I knew my teammates were going to dog me.  As I jogged back to the bench with my head hanging low, guys came up to me and encouraged me, and when I got to the bench my coach said, "Shake it off kid.  You'll get 'em next time!"

The other team scored, and when we got the ball back, that fear returned.  But, my teammates continued to encourage me and my coach called an option play.  I believe the next few moments changed my life forever.  I shook off the fear and was determined to make a good play.  I got the snap, ran down the line, faked the pitch to the halfback and cut up the field.  I broke two tackles and 60 yards later, I was in the end zone.  From that point forward, I never allowed fear to paralyze me again.

We won the game, by the way.

Have you ever broken a bone?

Cool story.

And yes, I broke my arm at sleep-away camp when I was 8 years old. I was swinging on a swing, and went too high, fell off and landed wrong. My arm broke in half, directly in the middle of the part between wrist and elbow (whatever that's called). It looked like I had an extra elbow.  Very painful. I had to wear a full-arm cast for half a year, and a half cast for months after that.

Have you ever set anything on fire unintentionally?

[kodacolor]

Yes. It was the beginning of my confidence transformation.  I was in high school.  I had won the starting QB position, but still had a huge fear of failure.  I knew I had the ability, but I got petrified once I hit the field.  The first game of the season, on the first play from scrimmage, I was so nervous and scared that I fumbled the snap and my team lost the ball.  My worst fear came to pass on the very first play of the game!  I didn't want to go back to the bench.  I just knew my coach was going to chew me out, and I knew my teammates were going to dog me.  As I jogged back to the bench with my head hanging low, guys came up to me and encouraged me, and when I got to the bench my coach said, "Shake it off kid.  You'll get 'em next time!"

The other team scored, and when we got the ball back, that fear returned.  But, my teammates continued to encourage me and my coach called an option play.  I believe the next few moments changed my life forever.  I shook off the fear and was determined to make a good play.  I got the snap, ran down the line, faked the pitch to the halfback and cut up the field.  I broke two tackles and 60 yards later, I was in the end zone.  From that point forward, I never allowed fear to paralyze me again.

We won the game, by the way.

Have you ever broken a bone?

No.

Have you ever been on the phone with Verizon and then the phone disconnects and instead of them calling you back like they said they would then send you an email saying, "Thank you for contacting FiOS Support"? 

[lordluvr]

Cool story.

And yes, I broke my arm at sleep-away camp when I was 8 years old. I was swinging on a swing, and went too high, fell off and landed wrong. My arm broke in half, directly in the middle of the part between wrist and elbow (whatever that's called). It looked like I had an extra elbow.  Very painful. I had to wear a full-arm cast for half a year, and a half cast for months after that.

Have you ever set anything on fire unintentionally?

No, it was always intentional as a kid.  lol

[lordluvr]

No.

Have you ever been on the phone with Verizon and then the phone disconnects and instead of them calling you back like they said they would then send you an email saying, "Thank you for contacting FiOS Support"? 

Yes!  Their service is terrible, but their product (FIOS) is pretty sweet.

Have you ever had to "go" real bad, so bad that you pull the car over and "go" because you can't wait to get to the next exit.