If I'm that fucked up that I have a 5% chance at life, it's prolly gonna be a pretty shitty one for me & my family. I'd rather use it to give a +75% chance at life for someone else. Particularly since it's usually like 10 other someone elses. Feel me?







I live/love to stunt bikes. So my will to survive ain't THAT strong! lol

I guess you could say for me life is more about quality, not quantity. I'll be happy to never end up in daipers again, ya know?

 

what do you mean, the ICE thing has been around forever, and this thread is nearly 2 years old

 

You know what, I didn't even catch that.

 

I guess im selfish. The reason i say the organ thing is, ive always figured ill die some stupid way, like get hit by a drunk when walking down the street, or shot for no reason or something lame. I refuse to go out that way. I wanna go out awesome.. Like being round house kicked in the face by Ol Chuck N or something.

 

Yeah I hear ya.. I know I'm gonna die, and I hope it's doing what I do most to put myself in harms way... flirting with the balance of precision & skill vs. chaos & destruction that is operating a motorcycle at an extreme level, especially stunting. I don't want to live to die another way.

And if so, then I have lived my life as I wanted & most enjoyed it. Why ruin that by bringing me back to live the remainder in a life of restriction, disability & torment? Instead, I would much rather pass on the chance & opportunity for several others to live their lives as they wanted & dreamed of as well. Me going out as I always wanted, and that in turn enabling many other lives to pick up and take off to be lived as they chose... c'mon, how great is that!

 

I dont know what the argument is but I got a reply on my EMail saying something & I added up right away & **** dont add up!! 5% chance of living..........Thats 95 percent left not 75 for someone else......... If not where the other 20% go to??

 

20% failure rate for organ transplants

 

Id rather die on my feet then live on my ***...


and yea, there is like a 10-20% failure rate on transplants.

 

I like that! Good quote.

 

hall yer thats the go i crash a lot haha

 

i was repliyiny a bout ice

 

hi to all :YEAH

 

i could go for some ice right now

 

falcon...thats the best ******* picture ever..

 

And thats not the kinda life to live. Infact thats not living, thats just surviving.

 

I have one of my dog tags on my key chain... (whoever gets there first will usually turn off the bike, to turn off any electrical since there is usually gas laying around...) I also try to remember to wear my other dog tag around my neck... its got name blood type and branch of military... the military has my next of kin listed and can contact them...

I have however thought about getting tags made up with just name/blood type/and next of kin....

I have also SERIOUSLY considered getting a DNR (no not resuscitate) made up and put in my wallet... I dont wanna be a vegetable....

 

...only motards wear their tags.... although i have mine tatted on my ribs


DNRs have to be a certain size and color. I doubt it would be noticed in your wallet. Thats why older/disabled/fucked up people always have them hanging above their bed.

My brother in law's pops is pretty jacked up (good gut still though) and had a DNR above his bed. He started having respitory failure, and some heart thing, so his wife called 911. Paramedics get there, and his heart started to give up. They looked at the DNR, it was the wrong color, so they paddeled his *** and brought him back. Hes still kicking to this day with a "real" DNR above his bead, but hes in and out of the hospital more than a doc probally.




What unit you with in hawaii? My brother is with 3/3 Kilo Weapons Plt

 

i was born witha medical condition and have to wear a dog tag everyday and night just incase anything happens. in big phat red letters it says MEDIC ALERT, so hopen they see if and read the info on the back. but its kewl cause they call the number and get all my medical info and emergency numbers.

moms a nurse and ive watched them have people in there they dont know anything about....so kinda helps, especialy since i spend more time in a ER then at my own apartment

 

i have a red dog tag on my shoe laces saying my drug allergies

 

Never thought about it but it is smart!