Senior Trip in high school. Disneyland, Magic Mountain, Medieval Times, swimming at the beach, Universal Studios....We didn't sleep for three days (except when I passed out on the bench at disneyland at 4am) and it was all a blur of roller coasters and beaches but it was the time I got to spend with all my friends that was the most fun. Looking at those pictures sometimes I think "hhm I dont remember that" because we were all so delirious from not sleeping!

Let me just say this...without underwear, that Ronald McDonald suit sure got itchy.

Disneyland and probably the time I went with Carlos to Sadie Hawkins and ran around the miniature golf course when it was raining.

I wouldn't be able to come up with just one, but most of the funest times would be while on vacations - ski trips, canoe trips, climbing trips, my honeymoon which was a 3 week meandering drive with no itinerary or schedule, that wound up at the Grand Canyon.

I threw a surprise birthday party for Mikeholly, hired Courtney Love to jump out of a cake, and invited the creepiest Goths I could find to sing "Happy Birthday".

Definitely this holiday weekend just gone. I partied for 29 hours non-stop after a miserable and long week. My girlfriends and I went out and our car broke down in the middle of a busy street we waited for the emergency breakdown people for almost three hours with other raod users abusing us left, right and centre, then we went to a crap restaurant where the waiter under-charged us for a bill and we tried to run from it only ending up paying for the darn thing, then we went to another party and just laughed and then myself ending up at another party and eating breakfast with a good friend of mine and then sleeping in his car. That was just absolutely crazy.

My most fun times took place during childhood.....Christmas, birthdays, and an amusement park in Lexington, KY called Joyland. (It was torn down many years ago). However, in adult years - the most fun I remember having was a few months after we got married, and my wife & I visited some friends on the Oregon Coast. They took us crabbing. I never realized how much fun that would be, plus it was in an incredibly beautiful bay. When we got through, they showed us how to prepare them and we ate like kings.

Apart from going to theme parks and on the really wild rides, I'd say, going on holidays with my parents. When I would go to Surface Paradise with my Dad, I we had such awesome times. It was so fun, sleeping in a high rise apartment (25 stories up) and just having ten days of bliss and eating. The Gold Coast (Australia) is the nicest place I've ever been to, and the beaches are beautiful. Also visiting my grand parents is a lot of fun. My grand parents are one of the most beautiful people I've ever met.

I am betting mine is the most boring.. and most clean fun of anyone in this place. Was hard debating because I have had a lot of fun in my life and hard to tell which was more fun than the other, but I believe this was the best. I was in 8th grade and our next door neighbor boy was in high school and his football team was going to state. My dad was all involved with him, because I believe his own father wasn't too good of a roll model (alcoholic) Well anyway the state championship was way up north and my dad decided that he and I would take his cessna up there, figured out where the airport was in vicinity to the game and stuff. It was obviously a cold day, and we're all sitting up the the bleechers freezing our butts off. Our team, in the 3rd quarter started losing and didn't look like they would get ahead. I don't really recall the exact score. The cheerleaders weren't cheering any longer, they were all bundled up trying to keep warm and my dad said that they shouldn't do that, because when he was a quarterback, the thing that kept his spirits up were the cheers from the bleechers. My dad is ordinarily a reserved kind of guy, does NOT like making a spectacle of himself or anything, so when he stood up and led our side in a 'Go Indians' cheer, I was shocked. He kept the cheer going until the end where we still ended up losing, but even so, it was a fun, crazy time with my dad.

Not sure. High on the list would be the platoon size fight I started that got broke up by a Colonel, some of my bonehead ship stories, and a few of my bizarre adventures with the Hatter. Weapons are fun too. I think the stinger missle is the most fun I've had with explosives.

I've done plenty of fun things in my life. Playing practical jokes has always been fun, but one of the most fun things I have done relatively recently was about five years ago(when I was still working for the government) when I got to drive a T-72 tank in Hungary. It was a real hoot. What made it more fun, and somewhat amusing, was that the Hungarians just asked me if I knew how to drive a standard transmission, told me it was impossible to break this tank, and stuck me in the driver's seat. I say amusing, because if I had been a non-American visitng a US Army installation, in order to drive a tank (especially asa a civilian), I'd probably have to show that I had successfully completed a tracked vehicle driver's training course, had a US Army driver's license, had proper insurance, etc. The Hungarians were much more laid back, to say the least.

I can't exactly pick just one. I have an absolutely awesome time in Vegas every year (particularly the years when I come home a winner...LOL). I'd have to say the first year I took VFern there was probably the best trip but they're all fun for different reasons. My trip to D.C. for the inauguration this year with the fiancee was an great time. Taking road trips to see the Jets at away stadiums is always a ton of fun- this year me and the bro headed to St. Louis and caught a game at the Edwards Dome, though I'd have to say watching the Jets win in Buffalo a couple years back was also a killer time. But if I had to pick a day out of all the days I've spent on this earth that I had the absolute best time- Fern is gonna give me hell for this but- three football seasons ago the Jets went into the last day of the year needing the Patriots to beat the Dolphins or the Falcons to beat the Browns and they had to beat the Packers to make the playoffs. The Pats-Fins game and Falcs and Browns were both 1pm starts the Jets-Pack at 4pm. Me and my bro got out to the stadium tailgating at 7am- cooked up breakfast on the grill- read all the newspapers and waited for the 1pm games to start. We had on game going on the radio the other on the TV. Coming down to the closing minutes of both games the Dolphins were beating the Patriots 10 points with about 3:30 to go. The Browns were beating the Falcons by 6 win less than 4 minutes. Michael Vick however was driving the Falcs down the field and reached the 2 yrd line with less than 30 seconds to play. But here's the catch the Falcs don't need to win the game- its a nothing game for them. So instead of having Vick run it or throw it they run into the line 3 times and kill off the clock ending the game. This is just pure Jets bad luck! Over to the Pats-Dolphs- Dolphs lead by 10 with less that 4 minutes remaining. With the clock winding down Brady engineers a scoring drive on literally 4 plays taking only a minute off the clock. Belicheck wisely kicks off and the ball inexplicably sticks literally on the one yard line... the kicker returner for the Fins realizes he won't be able to touch back the live ball and pounces on it. Dolphins coach Wandstadt in all his genius now attempts two passes out of his own endzone that fall incomplete. He then has Ricky Williams the rockets scientist run the ball but Ricky runs out of bounds killing the clock. The Dolphins punter then shanks the punt leaving the Pats already in field goal range for Vinateri who pounds in through sending the game into overtime.... All the Jets fan exhault and rush into the stadium. While we're inside a fan four rows ahead of us has a tv that were watching the action on and lo and behold the Pats pull it off in overtime... at the time the Jets-Pack was still tied 0-0 going into the second quarter. When footage is show up on the jumbo screen of Vinateri winning it for the Pats the stadium goes ballistic. The Jets then pour on 41 unanswered points against the Packers who take Farve out early in the 4th... for a Jets fan, who's seen most of these go bad at the stadium- there was never a better day than this one. My bro and me ate like pigs from morning to night and didn't leave the stadium parking lot until 10pm... it was just an awesome day.

If I have to keep it clean then I can't write about it.

It's hard to narrow it down to one thing, but I honestly think mine is a pretty simple one. Just a night out with a special person a few months ago. We didn't do anything spectacular (no, we didn't do that either), we just hung out and sang a little karaoke, but our faces hurt from smiling and laughing so much.

I went to Chicago to visit my dad, who was working there for about a month, and we spent a day at Six Flags riding all the roller coasters we could. TO TWEAZER: Right on, mom!!!

All of the vacations I took with my folks as a kid, My Honeymoon in Cancun and my first trip to New Orleans with My wife of 7 years now. (Not my x-wife)

When I was around 11 years old I once jumped on a horse and rode bare back across a field. It still represents absolute freedom to me.

Daytona - 1975 - On the strip. Al (best friend), Dan (my brother & best friend) and Joe (perpetual PIA and a wise guy) and myself are walking from hotel to hotel looking for parties. As we're walking into one of the high-rise hotels, I hear this KA-FWOPPP!! and look behind me, Joe is lying on the grass with a wet towel (dropped from the 8th floor) wrapped around his head. He wasn't hurt, just his dignity, and when we realized he was ok, I thought I'd never stop laughing. We looked up the side of the building to see where it came from, saw two people laughing uncontrollably, went up and joined the party, with Joe trying, unsuccessfully, to repeat the rare feat for the rest of the night. We never, ever let him forget it. Actually, the whole week was fun.

Keep it somewhat clean, huh? OK, it was my 30th birthday. I spent the evening with 3 other people and was the absolute center of attention. Use your imagination.

I've done many fun things in my life that I can't explain them. I guess joyriding (along with my friends) around Manhattan when I received my first driver's license was quite entertaining. It made me feel independent.

One of the best times I've had was a family vacation with my wife and kids to Albuquerque, New Mexico a few years ago. It wasn't anything with rip roaring, falling down on the floor laughter or anything like that, but it was great fun. We went to visit my best pal, Steve Wallace and his wife Joann, who it just so happened were down on their luck at that time. We took them out to an all you can eat resataurant and they really enjoyed themselves, and then we did the tourist thing and it was just a very satisfying trip, my wife and kids loved it. Sadly I never saw Steve again, he passed away from a heart attack a few years after that. I'm grateful that our last time together was fun for him. That's the joy of it!

There's a lot to choose from, but hitting Mardi Gras when I was twenty was a high point. I'd provide some details, but the request to keep it clean discourages me.