Adrian ever changing like a butterfly
I am now going to live my life by the motto – “What would Jack (Bauer) do?”
Hopefully this will be cool…
Adrian ever changing like a butterfly
I am now going to live my life by the motto – “What would Jack (Bauer) do?”
Hopefully this will be cool…
Adrian ever changing like a butterfly
1. Break through the pain barrier
My last day of skiing I lived it like Jack – although I had fallen on a black run in a outrageous fashion and bruised my ribs and twisted my knee – I refused to let that be the last run that I did on holiday and so (after having some lunch) I limped back up the mountain and skiied home – it turned out that bending kind of hurt – poor me – maybe my pain tolerance is too low to cope with being Jack.
2. Don’t obey the rules
I then went to the Upper Banff hot springs and soaked in their lovely geothermal hot springs for 1 hour 20 mins (only 4 times more than the offical recommendation of 20 mins – but Jack doesn’t play by the rules.
3. Defuse explosive situations
Okay so less Jack – but went to a bar in Banff that evening and enjoyed a quiet beer or two and loved watching a cool ska band. Chatted to a few interesting dudes. Went for a dance and then inexplicably some geordie lad decides he wants a fight with me – his mates prevent him (thankfully) and so I have a chat with them and try and work out what I did to offend them and we leave a buddies (I think).
A great WWJD day :-)
Adrian ever changing like a butterfly
Nina – who was a goodie in the first series until the last couple of episodes when it turned out that she was eeeeevilll! She then kills Jack’s very annoying wife and goes around being coldly competent and tough and basically like a evil twin of Jack.
Adrian ever changing like a butterfly
Run away or have a scooby snack.
Maybe in reality I am closer to Scoob but I would rather be closer to Jack.
(Although with my new slightly dodgy beard I probably look more like Shaggy)
Hmmm – now where can I buy a mystery machine from…
I’m adopting this goal. Thanks for the great idea, Adrian.
Of course, I’ll be keeping in mind that we have only seen what Jack has done on 5 or 6 days out of several years of his life, so I may have to extrapolate a bit.
To put myself in the proper mindset, I’ve downloaded the CTU ringtone to my cell phone, I’ve ordered an extra 100 pistol magazines so I never run out of ammo, I’ve taken out a $2M life insurance policy on Kim Bauer so I can concentrate on my mission, and I’m practicing 24 hour fasts so my stomach won’t rumble and give me away as I sneak up on… um…
Oh, Jeez. I just realized I don’t have any enemies.
if you’ll play by the rules:
1. No eye gouging
2. No pointing and laughing below the belt
3. No permanent teeth marks
Do we have a deal? If so, let’s get started, because “The journey of a thousand miles begins with a single step”