What is the worst mistake you have ever made?

[hbk4894]

going to down toWembley to watch Bolton lose 5-0

[Crimson Dynamo]

Oldham Athletic 6 West Ham United, 0 - 14 February 1990

all they way up to feckjing Oldham

misery

[Livia]

Oooooooo I feel your pain LT.

I have never made a mistake. And that's the story I'm sticking to.

[Black Dagger]

I've made too many, it's why I'm so bitter and twisted and hateful of people and the world in general x

[Marsh.]

I only made one mistake. And they're buried in my basement.

[Mystic Mock]

Ever wanting the Tories to run this country.

And another one would be recently when I think a girl was trying to talk to me and I blanked her as my Mom wanted me to hurry up as I had one of the bags.

[Babayaro.]

My 4 year old son who currently lives in Kent

[Shaun]

voting le not finishing my A Levels whilst in sixth form. Wasted too much time and ended up thinking the one I did well in was what I wanted to do at uni :laugh:

(this isn't the worst thing but I don't talk about the worst thing to a forum with this history :hee:)

[Mokka]

I only made one mistake. And they're buried in my basement.

Not in the garden?? :suspect:

biggest mistake... If I told you... I would have to kill you :think:

[Marsh.]

Not in the garden?? :suspect:

biggest mistake... If I told you... I would have to kill you :think:

Not having nosy animals finding it.

My lovely new concrete flooring is beautiful. :smug:

[Vicky.]

Allowing myself to have a gallbladder removal operation despite knowing deep down it wouldn't work to 'fix' me. I went along with it on the very very slight chance it might stop the pain, and it has ruined my life completely due to endless ****ups by the surgeons :bored:

[Jordan.]

Join tibb

[Vicky.]

Actually leaving school right after GCSEs. Another few years of education and I could have been in a fantastic paying job now. I am actually considering maybe going to uni now..though not for the pay now as such, I want to be a midwife (:

Seems I have to go to college first and get A levels and redo science GCSE (got D, was my worst subject..) before even thinking about anything else though so its likely to have to wait until the kids are in fulltime school

[TT350]

Being a mischievous brat at school and not taking it serious and then having to spend over a decade compensating for it.

Edit* posted before reading the one above mine. Snap.

[armand.kay]

Every meal I've had since December.

[Denver]

Sleeping with a married woman

[Ninastar]

making a guy think i liked him and then ditching him when he got really attached </3 literally my biggest regret ever, i feel sick thinking about how i just left without even explaining anything

[Livia]

Actually leaving school right after GCSEs. Another few years of education and I could have been in a fantastic paying job now. I am actually considering maybe going to uni now..though not for the pay now as such, I want to be a midwife (:

Seems I have to go to college first and get A levels and redo science GCSE (got D, was my worst subject..) before even thinking about anything else though so its likely to have to wait until the kids are in fulltime school

My cousin's wife had no qualifications and did an Access to Nursing course at her local FE college. Maybe see if they have something like that near you? Good luck with it x

[kirklancaster]

I only made one mistake. And they're buried in my basement.

:laugh2::laugh2::laugh2:

[Liberty4eva]

When I was a teenager I had a really bad underbite but I didn't want to go through the inconvenience of wearing braces. I think this was a mistake because (I now know) your bite affects how you smile, eat, talk, sleep, basically most things. Years later I have now been in braces for 2 years and recovered from jaw-surgery almost a year ago. I get my braces off in a few days and my bite feels amazing. Maybe that is why it is on my mind.

[Liberty4eva]

My 4 year old son who currently lives in Kent

I know you meant this as a joke but you must not say things like this. :shocked:

[Ammi]

When I was a teenager I had a really bad underbite but I didn't want to go through the inconvenience of wearing braces. I think this was a mistake because (I now know) your bite affects how you smile, eat, talk, sleep, basically most things. Years later I have now been in braces for 2 years and recovered from jaw-surgery almost a year ago. I get my braces off in a few days and my bite feels amazing. Maybe that is why it is on my mind.

....awww, enjoy your bite and your smile and your eating etc, Liberty4eva...I can't imagine how excited you must be feeling...:love:..

[Ammi]

..no mistakes though..not because I only make good decisions but because, good/bad/or ugly etc...every decision I have made has led me to a place that I have taken something positive from and I have learned from...we were meant to make 'mistakes' otherwise we wouldn't grow, so they really aren't mistakes at all...

[kirklancaster]

Returnng to TIBB, I'm beginning to think.

[Suze]

Returnng to TIBB, I'm beginning to think.

No, you were sorely missed, and anyway, who do I go to for gardening tips :hee:

[Mokka]

Returnng to TIBB, I'm beginning to think.

Don't you dare do a runner young man :suspect:

[waterhog]

encouraging kirky baby on TIBB forum.

[Liberty4eva]

....awww, enjoy your bite and your smile and your eating etc, Liberty4eva...I can't imagine how excited you must be feeling...:love:..

Thanks so much Ammi! :hee: