Doing something crazy

[samiam]

So, one of my good female friends has an issue with taking risks, and I give her a lot of crap for this. On Tuesday I told her that she needs to just do something stupid and reckless so she can get used to it and not have a problem anymore, and apparently I really got to her. Today she told me her "life was claustrophobic" and that she was "just so tired of not doing anything interesting", and was basically acting really depressed.

I told her after she said that that I would think of something crazy for us to do on winter break, and here's what I'm thinking-

A few days after Christmas she's going to tell her parents she's sleeping over at a friends, I'm going to say the same thing, and that morning I'll pick her up, and we drive to Chicago (we live in Indianapolis, so around a 3 hour drive). We do crazy shit in Chicago all day/night, and drive home the next day with our parents none the wiser.

Thoughts? Suggestions on things to do while in Chicago specifically would be awesome

[Sloth]

you should nto tell her where you're going and keep her blindfolded, that'd make it even more risky!

Bungee Jumping Skydiving and shit is always the stuff people tend to do when they have a problem with taking risks

[Alek]

chicago sounds good. OR just drive someplace and get lost lmao

[samiam]

Dec 18, 2009 17:34:05 GMT -5 Sloth said:

you should nto tell her where you're going and keep her blindfolded, that'd make it even more risky!

Bungee Jumping Skydiving and shit is always the stuff people tend to do when they have a problem with taking risks

Yeah, I would just say skydiving, but it's in the middle of winter, so not exactly plausible

[Johnny Bravo]

There is one problem. Unless your both 21+ or both have alot of friends and connects in Chicago, you'll end up driving around in the ghettoest shit hole ever.

So. Think of something to do before you get there.

[$wagg]

I don't think you need to do all that shit. I'm sure there are parts of your town you don't usually visit, that aren't ghetto either. Just go there.

There's always something to do or something undiscovered where you live. It's just a matter of getting it.