Change One Thing.

[david small]

If you change one thing be it action or decision or word. What would you not repeat again?
Mine would be not to jump of a high bridge showing off to some females. It changed my life permanently.

[SparklyKid]

Lighting a homemade firework.

[lady-janine]

Getting married.

[bednobs]

what happened david?

[david small]

SparklyKid, is the name reference to the deed?

[aelmpvw]

:-)

[david small]

Bednobs. Shattered my ankle causing me to be medically discharged from the Royal Marines. Broke my heart.

[bednobs]

:(

[ludwigvan]

I wish I’d met my gorgeous wife 10 years earlier.

[royfromaus]

What commando?

[rowanwitch]

Wouldn't have married my first husband, or more important not accepted his opinion of me.

[jakep]

Would not have gone near the psychopath I met aged 20

[fraser]

Leaving Nottingham or South Shields.

[New Judge]

Stanley Holloway (actor, 1890-1982) was on his death bed. His son, Julian, was by his side and was trying to comfort him in his last hours:

"Well, Dad, you've had a long, successful and happy life. Is there anything you haven't achieved that you really wish you had, anything you feel you've missed out on?"

"Well, son, there is one thing in particular I missed out on."

Julian was expecting his father to say that he'd missed out on a part with the Royal Shakespeare Company or something similarly deep and meaningful in the Thespian business.

"I really can't get over the fact that I didn't get the voice-over for the Mr Kipling cakes advert!"

[pastafreak]

I wouldn't have married my first husband either. Everyone told me not to. Did I listen?
Second husband was a bit better...and I had my daughter.

Maybe there are other things, but nothing stands out.