I'm doing 42 things
Andrew Clark's Life List
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1. get a lip piercing
334 people -
2. ride my bike more
1,036 people -
3. shoot photos in RAW format
2 people -
4. Visit London, England
61 people -
5. grow a beard
352 people -
6. get married
20,992 people -
7. build my own house
1,041 people -
8. stop throwing clothes on the floor
861 people -
9. play baseball on the Field of Dreams
2 people -
10. learn guitar
3,567 people -
11. write more letters
1,783 people -
12. coach Little League baseball.
5 people -
13. See an Orioles game in Camden Yards
3 people -
14. See the Red Sox at Fenway
9 people -
15. See a game at Wrigley Field
20 people -
16. Get my CCNA
132 people -
17. Go on a road trip
3,804 people -
18. read war and peace
511 people -
19. run the greasy pole
1 entry1 person -
20. bartend
161 people -
21. brew my own beer
646 people -
22. learn more about wine
329 people -
23. See the Aurora Borealis and the Aurora Australis
150 people -
24. run a marathon
12,472 people -
25. get corrective eye surgery or lasik
1,102 people -
26. go on a road trip with no predetermined destination
21,236 people -
27. pay off my school loans
86 people -
28. go skinny dipping
3,275 people -
29. chase a tornado
259 people -
30. make a documentary film
560 people -
31. fill a journal
52 people -
32. Own my own business
1,676 people -
33. drink more water
20,323 people -
34. drive on the autobahn
185 people -
35. drive across America
357 people -
36. sleep under the stars
4,221 people -
37. learn to whistle
588 people -
38. beat dad in a grille off.
1 person -
39. throw the wiffle ball pitches of my elders.
1 person -
40. play keyboard
40 people -
41. visit Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania
2 people -
42. Attend a World Series Game
44 people
Recent entries
A forty-five foot telephone pole is attached to a platform and extends out over the water. A red flag is nailed to a stick at the end of the pole which is then heavily greased. Then, one by one contestants take their turn trying to tear off the makeshift flag pole before slipping and and falling into the water. Some contestants sprint out like racehorses hoping momentum will carry them to the end of the pole. Others take a very slow approach, one step at a time, always trying to maintain their balance. It is not uncommon for these daring individuals to come away with scrapes, bruises or even broken ribs.
