What items do you still need to cross off your bucket list?

That's a good idea.
Maybe i should visit the land of my ancestors. We've been here a number of generations now. We can trace it back to before Canada was even a country, but originally most came from Scotland (and other parts of UK).

But i don't speak their language, and I've heard it can be difficult to learn. It requires a lot of drinking to properly slur the words.

Skydiving would be fun.
But it's not a big draw for me. Not sure it would be worth the expense and effort. I think what people​ like about it is a combination of confronting the height and enjoying the speed/drop.

But i have experienced those in other ways often, so it doesn't seem to appeal to me the same way it does for others.
I have spent a lot of time working at extreme heights. And i imagine that the rush of flying through the air may be comparable to hitting the redline on my Ducati, only slower :)

That said, if someone else set it up and paid for it, I'd do it in a heartbeat.

I also prefer skis to a snowboard. The helicopter part would be cool, but expensive. Skiing the BC Rockies it something I've done, just minus the helicopter.

Good ideas though, and i suggest you get to them sooner rather than later. You never know when you could suddenly lose the ability to.

Overrated. I find that never knowing where my next meal is coming from keeps me motivated and active.

I've had it, then lost it, then had it, then lost it. I was on my way to having it again but will have a smaller income for a bit now.

But i would have just blown it on weed, motorcycles, computer parts, and weed.

Or maybe this is all just a way for me to avoid admitting how irresponsible with money (and everything else) i am.