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“My Friends Didn’t Believe Me”: 76 Internet Users Reveal Events From Their Lives That Seem Too Wild To Be True
We all have that one person in life who tells stories that feel lifted from a movie scene, complete with dramatic pauses and oversized details. The tales sound exaggerated, stacked with unlikely coincidences and twists that seem too perfectly written to be real. But every now and then, ordinary people truly do stumble into experiences that look implausible on paper.
That vibe showed up when someone online asked, “What’s something that happened to you that sounds fake but unfortunately isn’t?” From questionable chance encounters to heartbreaking moments and eerie bits of luck, people poured out their personal histories. Keep scrolling to read the remarkable stories.
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#1
My neighbors abandoned their son to me, randomly off and on starting when he was 3, then the mother went to prison and the dad fell hard into the booze by the time the kid was 12. I got permanent legal guardianship.
He graduated with honors from high school. He got an academic scholarship to an ivy league University where he graduated on time and with honors. He's in his 30's now with his own toddler and doing great in life.
GalPalAl 14 hours ago
Thank you for being the kind of person who was willing to take on a child and help guide him away from the dysfunction
Otto Katz 13 hours ago
Why is this downvoted? we know this thank you isn't going to be seen by op, but, it's the same reaction I had. a thank you to the kind neighbor.
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Saltypepper 4 hours ago
Amazing,most ppl would call dcfs and be done with it no take the time or responsibility bet that kid has mad love/ respect for that woman ber he even calls her mom I know I would
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#2
Once I was traveling by Greyhound bus. There was a lady on board that would not stop talking "at" everyone. It was mostly benign, just details about her life, but she clearly had a cognitive issue that was driving the behavior. No social queues or boundaries observed.
Everyone was polite at first when she initiated conversation, but after an hour of this people started getting tired and some got rude. Most just put in headphones and pretended she wasn't there. Then we hit a stop in the next city.
A few folks got off, new passengers got on. This friendly looking fellow spotted the empty seat next to her, shuffled up to it, and pointed inquisitively. She welcomed him and he sat down next to her even though several people on board tried gently to warn him otherwise.
This man turned out to be deaf.
She immediately started talking to him. He immediately pulled out a writing pad and communicated to her that he couldn't hear. She then shushed, gestured for the pad, and wrote something back to him. He smiled. Then they spent the entirety of the remaining two-hour trip in peaceful quietude together passing notes back and forth...except for the occasional delighted giggle.
I'm a pretty cynical person but it really made me wonder about things.
Bumpuff 17 hours ago
Is there anyone writing on Reddit that can tell the difference between queue and cue?? :D
amy lee 8 hours ago
Hate social queues... Having to talk to strangers whilst waiting to get to the front of the line... Nightmare
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Papa 10 hours ago
Many years ago I knew a man who had had surgery on his throat, and had one of those devices that he'd hold up to his throat to talk. I couldn't understand him, so he pulled a pad and pencil out of his pocket and wrote it down. I couldn't read his handwriting. I have seldom felt so helpless.
glowworm2 7 hours ago
Reminds me of one of the last times I saw my mother in the hospital before she passed away. She was trying to speak, but wasn't able to. She tried to write but we couldn't understand it.
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My identity was stolen and I almost lost custody of my kids over it. The woman who stole my identity had a baby using my name. She left the baby in the NICU and the baby tested positive for [illegal substances]. Child Protective Services came to take my kids away believing I was the [woman] who abandoned a baby in the hospital. To top is all off, the vital statistics office rushed the birth certificate with me listed as the mother - which actually made me the legal mother of the child until I could take a DNA test to prove otherwise.
Kate Johnson 8 hours ago
I hope the person who stole her identity is in prison now and that poor baby has a good home far away from her.
Robert T 12 hours ago
This shows the pitfalls of relying on identity documents without doing any other checks!
Laserleader 5 hours ago
Lots of people have the same name, but even if she put all your personal details on the paperwork, there's no legal requirements at all.
While these posts describe experiences that truly happened, there are moments when the line between real and fake becomes blurry. And it is not only about single incidents, but about the wider world we navigate every day. In general, there are fake items, edited images, and invented stories circulating all around us. However, a little caution can save a lot of trouble later on. Therefore, paying attention to details is becoming a modern life skill.
#4
I went to a super popular bar in Cabo with my then-boyfriend. He was mean to me, treating me like I didn’t matter. I went into the bathroom and cried. The attendant, a sweet older bathroom attendant consoled me the best she could.
Twelve years later I went to Cabo and went to the same bar. When I went in to the lady’s room, the attendant, who previously consoled me 12 years earlier, asked me without skipping a beat, “are you happier now? Did you get a new boyfriend? You deserve to be happy.” I was shocked.
To this day, I think she was an angel and not really a Mexican bathroom attendant. There is no way, with tens of thousands of tourists, she would have remembered me. I send her blessings.
nicholas nolan 10 hours ago
Is there anyone more deserving of the title than that?
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R Dennis 11 hours ago
It's always surprising what other people remember. I took my family to France because I was having serious health issues and was afraid if we didn't go, I wouldn't ever be able to go. I ended up disabled and went back again four years later, this time in a wheelchair. In a grocery store in Paris, the security guard remembered me from my last trip and was very kind. I am a nobody who he barely interacted with, but he remembered me...
#5
I was watching a dodgeball game when a poorly thrown ball smacked me in the head. The ball hit my head into the wall behind me, which actually knocked me unconscious (briefly). I was taken to a nearby hospital to be checked for a concussion. After the CT scan was completed two doctors came into the room… “Good news and bad news. Good news, you have no concussion. Bad news, you have a brain tumor.”
Tumor was removed 6 months later without issue.
Stygtand 16 hours ago
My dad who has diabeted. Was once invited to a study about the disease where they would need to do a biopsy of his kidney. They only took from one kidney, and to his great luck it was the one with a cancer tumor growing inside. Had they used his other kidney it would not have been discovered. The tumor was stil quite small and very easy to remove.
Littlemiss 23 hours ago
Why did I just read that in two different voices for the good guy and bad guy?
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Major Harris 7 hours ago
same thing happened to a camera man at an n.f.l. game. he was ran over by a player while he was on the side lines. they took him to the hospital just in case and discovered a brain tumour. it was caught in time and removed.
#6
I had a brain tumor that, when surgically removed, swapped my right handedness to left handedness, instantly. I woke up, and was unable to write with my right hand anymore, despite having previously been right handed all my life. At the same time, I picked up a pencil with my left hand and instantly knew how to write with it, despite never having used my left hand to write before.
Robert T 12 hours ago
Be interesting to know exactly where the tumour was. I has a small tumour on the left hand side of my brain (just above and behind the ear) which has affected the right side of my peripheral vision (in both eyes). It is amazing how resilliant the brain is, as I don't see black, but rather a "cached" image of what my eyes saw the last time they looked at that part of my view. It compensates for other losses too, such as other senses becoming more sensitive when one is lost.
Laserleader 5 hours ago
This is doubly strange because the muscle memory of the right hand doesn't just go away. So they would still have to build up muscle dexterity in the left hand. I was ambidextrous until I picked my right hand at 5 yrs old, and my left still can do everything up to that age, the right just has more experience with minute details.
Shark Lady 1 day ago
Not necessarily, people have woken up speaking a new language etc. The brain is an extraordinary thing.
Load More Replies...You can spot real eggs from fake ones with a few playful detective tricks. First, real shells usually feel a bit rough, while fakes tend to look overly smooth and shiny. Next, genuine eggs have natural weight and do not make a sloshing sound when shaken. When cracked, real eggs keep the yolk and white separate like two roommates respecting boundaries. On the other hand, counterfeit eggs blend immediately as if stirred by an invisible spoon.
#7
I was once in a mall late at night and stopped to use the bathroom. As I came out of the stall, a goose dressed as a clown was standing in the doorway of the bathroom. After I finally got around the clowngoose and started running away, I crashed into a woman dressed as a clown who asked me “have you seen my goose?”
My friends didn’t believe me until the next day, when the goose was on the front page of the newspaper for winning second place in the pet costume contest.
UnclePanda 13 hours ago
The person who sewed that outfit committed suiciide shortly after going blind.
#8
My friend in college called me for advice because their dad was in a coma after some health issues and her family was told it was time to pull the plug, no brain activity, he's gone. Her mom couldn't handle it and told her she had to make the choice. A bit overwhelming so she called to ask what I would do. It just so happened I'd read an article just the day before about that same medical problem, it caused a coma, the wife refused to listen to the doctors, and the guy woke up a year later. I told her about it and suggested she wait a couple weeks if they could pay for it. She said yeah maybe I'll decide in a week or two. 10, maybe 12 days later she calls me, her dad woke up! I was like holy [cow], did my habit of reading super random articles keep a guy alive?
#9
I got fired, evicted and had a massive heart attack within the span of about three hours. It was the worst day I ever had. January 26th, 2018.
Real honey can also be separated from syrup-filled impostors using simple home experiments. Drop a spoon into water, and pure honey sinks slowly like a tiny golden anchor. It stays put on your thumb without spreading, similar to thick glue. When heated, real honey caramelizes calmly without throwing a foamy tantrum. Adulterated honey dissolves fast and froths like a bubble bath. Pure honey hardens bread over time, while fake keeps it soft as a pillow.
#10
I was watching a show on Netflix that I found pretty relatable, and then the first episode of the second season there was a scene that made me realize parts of the show was literally about me. It was extremely strange watching a scene, without expecting it, that played out events in my life.
The show is called the Detroiters and apparently the director of the show is childhood best friends with one of my old coworkers.
Tabitha 8 hours ago (edited)
Well, that all depends on exactly what kind of scenes were based on me, and if they were in fact true and recognizable as me.
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Lee Gilliland 9 hours ago
My husband had a habit of backing up very closely, by which I mean he would get within a couple of inches. We were in LA for a con and one of his friends was with us, a script writer. This later translated into a scene in Starship Troopers.
Joanne Earle 3 hours ago
Not that 'Boston Common' was about me, but the first time I watched it I was shocked at how much it resembled Emerson College in Boston, where I went to college in the 80s. The student union set was identical to Emerson's. This was in the mid 90s b/f I could look stuff up online. One of my friends calls and asks if I've watched it and how cool was it that Tony Clark was on it. I was like, 'I KNEW that actor looked familiar!' He was in some of my classes but I didn't know him. The creator of the show, Max Mutchnik was at Emerson the same time I was and the show really was based on it.
Katherine Forest 3 hours ago
Okay I just watched the whole episode. What part of the show could possibly be based on OP? April in the D? The lawyer who will try his best? I'm not a whale p3nis?
#11
I got held hostage in Iraq for over two and half years back in 2007. I was the only survivor out of a group of five Britons captured from the Iraqi Ministry of Finance.
Shark Lady 1 day ago
Follow the link, it takes you to his ask me anything post, it's really interesting.
GalPalAl 14 hours ago
What a horrible and scary experience. I hope you have a therapist to talk to about the trauma
#12
I once was visiting home for the holidays after having just moved for school about 15 years ago. When I went to the store I had a few minutes of flirty vibes the guy scanning my groceries. I left thinking about what could’ve been if I weren’t living in a different city.
I forgot about him. I lived a life- had a career, a baby- and eventually left my [jerk] partner and came home to live with my parents.
I begrudgingly got a job at the grocery store. I took a liking to a man who is kind and genuine who loves me back. About three months in, after seeing an old photo of him, that moment from years ago came rushing back. He is the cute guy I knew I liked all those years ago. I’m blown away and grateful that my feelings about him were spot on.
When it comes to another food item like saffron, you can play the role of a color detective. Real saffron looks deep crimson and shaped like tiny trumpets, almost like miniature flowers dressed for a parade. It smells sweet and earthy, while the taste has a gentle, bitter kick similar to dark chocolate. Drop the threads into water, and genuine saffron releases a slow golden-yellow glow, like a sunrise taking its time. Fake saffron, however, bleeds color immediately and turns pale, like cheap paint in the rain. The impostor threads often crumble and lack that distinct aroma. Simple tests with water or baking soda help check texture and color bleed.
#13
One time I was looking for my cat late at night, and was walking around near the woods calling her name. A skunk emerged from the woods and walked right up to me. I looked at the skunk and it looked at me and I said "No, I didn't mean you" and then it turned around and walked back into the woods. (I did eventually find my cat and she is currently sleeping on my bed).
John Leavitt 10 hours ago
Once went out in dark to bring in the cat. Saw an animal I thought was the cat, patted it, it didn't feel right. Looked closer, it was a skunk. We both walked away surprised.
R Dennis 11 hours ago
I swear animals understand more than they let on... had an aggressive dog sneak up beside me while I was doing an early morning paper route (yes a long time ago). I was young and tired. It was cold and dark. The dog snarled at me and I sighed and said "We're not doing this today." It closed its mouth, looked at me, then turned around and walked away.
The Starsong Princess 9 hours ago
A tuxedo cat ran in front of my car and a skunk came ambling up after it. I said “Pepe LePew!” and started to get out of my car to take a picture. Fortunately, my brain kicked in and I stayed in the car. It was the right decision as there was a strong odor of skunk in that spot the next day.
#14
I dialed the wrong number and was caller number 10 of a radio station and won a free cruise!
Brian Droste 1 hour ago
Back when I was younger and had a neighbor, we end up being friends for a while. He called in to a radio station to request a song. He happened to call in at the right time. He end up winning a couple of tickets to a concert I believe.
#15
When the light turned green, my car shut off for no reason. While shutting it off to restart it, a car flew through the red light. My car started up with no problem. If it didn't shut off for no reason, I would have been hit.
Laserleader 5 hours ago (edited)
I had a similar experience at a red light entering a freeway. I saw the light change, and my car stalled, and I got it running in time to see a dump truck loaded with boulders zoom through the intersection seconds after it changed.
And speaking of jewelry, pearls have their own personality test that feels almost playful. The famous tooth test works because real pearls feel gritty and sandy, like walking on a natural beach. Fakes stay smooth as polished marbles fresh from a factory. Genuine pearls are cooler to the touch at first, similar to a metal spoon meeting your skin. They are also heavier and show subtle bumps and ridges, proof of a life lived underwater. Real drill holes look clean and sharp, while counterfeit ones resemble messy cookie edges. Impostor pearls often look too perfect and uniform, like soldiers in a row.
#16
I was jetlagged, wandering through Dublin Ireland, and someone called my [somewhat common] name. I ignored it, but when I heard it again, closer, turned around to see a old college friend who lives 1000 miles away from me (USA) and hadn't been in contact with SINCE college (20+ years).
Turns out we were on flights just minutes apart (different airlines), staying in same hotel, same room number (one floor up, think 321 vs 421), had the same tours planned on the same day.
meeeeeeeeeeee 3 hours ago
I have a friend who ran into someone from our small school in N Ireland while in New York
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Scott Rackley 3 hours ago (edited)
Had the same thing happen in Reykjavik. A guy I had as an apprentice 20 years prior, called out my name while I was checking out the Grasagrour.
#17
I ate Taco Bell and got food poisoning so bad that my immune system freaked out and destroyed my nervous system, leaving me a quadriplegic. It’s called Guillain Barre Syndrome. Took me two years to learn how to walk again.
#18
Took my kid to a small park, there was just me, my kid, another kid, and Neil Young who got out his guitar and started playing.
Even my wife doesn’t believe it.
Should have taken a picture.
Even a diamond can be questioned with simple home tests. The water test is easy because a real diamond sinks fast, like a confident rock. Try the fog test and genuine stones clear quickly, similar to a bathroom mirror after a hot shower. However, these methods are not foolproof, more like hints than final verdicts. For conclusive results, lab certificates such as GIA or IGI act like birth certificates for stones. Jewelers can search for microscopic inscriptions, the secret signatures of diamonds. Professionals also use thermal probes or a loupe to check the structure. Compared to guesswork, expert testing feels like calling in a referee. Diamond buying becomes safer with trusted guidance.
#19
Once, as a kid, I threw a snowball at a tree, missed, and hit a poor old lady who was walking past and had to spend a long time apologising and convincing her it was an accident.
A few weeks later, I'm having a snowball fight with one of my friends. I threw a snowball at him, missed and hit the same poor old lady who was walking past again. This time she was not having any of it when I tried to convince her that, again, I wasn't aiming at her and it was an accident.
Novlette Williams 8 hours ago
Great book, great writer. I read the whole series. Robertson Davies.
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I once ran into the same stranger in three different states over the same summer. We never planned it and by the third time we just stared at each other like we were in a glitchy simulation 😭.
#21
I once opened my door to go get my mail and a chihuahua wearing an elf costume ran into my house. I stood there, mouth open, and it ran out again. Later, it was spotted with a pack of other chihuahuas (the others were unclothed) chasing a neighbor's goat.
Even items like designer bags invite the same careful eye, yet they can still feel like a stylish investigation. Real bags show meticulous stitching as even as piano keys playing one note. Premium lining feels quality, while genuine leather smells rich and natural, like a new car with manners. Fake bags, however, often smell plastic, similar to a raincoat pretending to be a jacket, and the material feels light and flimsy. Authentic designer bags also carry a sense of balance in the hardware, with zippers and clasps that feel confident and solid. In addition, the overall shape holds its posture, like a well-tailored coat that doesn’t slouch at the party.
#22
I was 30 weeks along before I found out I was pregnant. Had a positive test, which was confirmed at a doctor's appointment a couple days later, along with a gender reveal. I had zero symptoms until I got out of the shower one day and was leaking colostrum as I dried myself. My first thought was that my hormones were off or I had some kind of cancer because that's not a normal thing to happen. I knew pregnancy could be a cause, but I also knew that didn't happen in the first trimester. I'm not a large woman at 5'1" 120lbs, but it turns out the angle of your uterus and the placement of the placenta can play a huge factor in how much you show a bump. I've always, for my entire adult life had a [messed] up menstrual cycle. It's normal for me to randomly miss a month, or spot instead of really bleed. I was on the birth control pill, and took it at the same time every day. I have some GI issues, and the baby kicking felt exactly like the same flurries in my abdomen I've always had. A few extra tests were ran, and she was born healthy 8 weeks later, and will be 12 in ten days.
Boo 22 hours ago
Similar to me. Enlisted in US Navy in spring, in summer met and fell in love with a guy from the UK, started boot camp in late winter. Around a 1/3 of the way through, our class had to do a physical to make sure we were fit for full duty. A few days later, I was told to double time it down to medical. They asked how long I knew I was pregnant and why didn't I tell my recruiter before I was bussed out. Was NOT expecting that. Put into a SEPs unit and left 2 weeks later for home. I honestly didn't think I could get pregnant - 7 years with my ex and on no b/c because he wanted kids and 0 kids. Kept in contact with the guy in the UK after he want home and before I left for boot camp. He came back that summer to be there when our daughter was born. We got married in late autumn, i emigrated to the UK and almost 30 years later, still married, still in the UK and had another child. It's wild and if anyone had told me that this is where I'd be...I would have laughed in your face.
Roni Stone 2 hours ago
A perfect storm of unrelated symptoms hiding a nearly full-term pregnancy! Oi!
#23
Something literally astronomical - I saw a comet hit Jupiter in 2009 when looking in my telescope one random night. Someone else spotted it as well and got it named after them for reporting it (I didn't know how to at the time).
#24
I fired this guy a few weeks into a job for being extremely lazy, not able to grasp simple instructions.
A decade later, I’m in a completely new career, travel 2500miles for a conference. That same guy is on stage in front of thousands of people giving a TED talk about how he became a literal millionaire.
And finally, designer shoes follow their own rule book, yet learning it can be surprisingly fun. Real materials feel supple, fine suede and leather as soft as a good handshake. Flawless craftsmanship shows even stitching and no messy glue, like a cake without icing that leaks. Fake shoes often smell chemical, similar to a toy store aisle. Here’s what you can do: compare official photos to the pair in front of you, checking the stitching, logos, and the feel of the materials, the way you’d match faces in a yearbook. Also, be careful with deals that seem too perfect, because bargain prices often mean a costume version dressed up as the real thing. Taking a little time to verify the small details keeps your feet, your wallet, and your confidence in good shape.
#25
I was on my way to see Ian McKellen in a Broadway show and when I got on the train Ian McKellen was sitting across from me.
#26
I once received a call from US senator Bernie Sanders, because he heard the impression I had done of him during a phone call with his campaign.
#27
I was on a roadtrip with my mom in upstate NY (several states away from home) and we pulled over at some antique place in the middle of nowhere. I see a crocheted blanket when I walk in, I feel it, look to see how much it is… and it has my FULL NAME hand embroidered on the tag. It was hand made. First and last. My name isn’t John Smith either, it’s not that common.
So I *had* to buy it.
Joanne Earle 3 hours ago
I kept my eye on a stained glass window in an antique store for 2 yrs as the price went down from 700 to 150 and I bought it. It says Casa de Joanna with a large peacock on it. It's gorgeous.
Well, in today’s post, people shared experiences that happened to them for real. Some of those moments were eerie, some were heartbreaking, and some were so strange they felt borrowed from a late-night movie. Reality does not always follow a tidy script, yet these memories prove how unpredictable an ordinary day can be. Which one of these stories made you stop and say—this could not possibly be true?
#28
Got hit in the head by a forklift tine. few days later i go Back to urgent care (scheduled) to get looked at for evidence of a concussion. an hour later im in an ambulance being rushed to an mri at a hospital, because they found a 3.8 cm tumor down in the middle of my brain instead! i have pictures if you want to see!
Rodriquez 5 hours ago
Well it's a good job you're a bit thick and you don't realise these are copied from Reddit. So they wouldn't see this even if someone said they did.
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I crashed a boat into a puppet theatre. Very, very slowly.
It was my birthday and unfortunately my ex-mother-in-law had overflowed the last cartridge toilet on our narrowboat, meaning I had no choice but to take the boat itself to the waste disposal point, rather than lugging our three full cartridge toilets a mile across town in a bike trailer as I usually did, which at least involved not having to drive a boat.
The notable thing about the waste disposal point - essentially a giant bucket - was that it was in an area of the canal where turning around was very tight and difficult. I got there, moored the boat, and emptied the toilets (splashing my arm with my ex-mother-in-law's piss in the process), and unfortunately, as I left, that was when my narrowboat decided it wasn't going to steer at all in reverse. At all.
So first I crashed inexorably slowly into a floating café, the waitstaff of which swore at me in Polish, and then I crashed equally slowly into the puppet theatre moored on the other side of the canal.
I had no choice but to tether myself to the puppet theatre and sheepishly await rescue from the irascible handyman who lived on our mooring and begrudgingly helped out hapless hipster boaters, of which my ex and I were definitely two.
It wasn't a good birthday...
*not her fault - obviously we should have planned better, and these were the consequences.
#30
I broke my back completely in half in the thoracic area in a car accident to where a neurosurgeon had to take my spine bone out piece by piece and replace it with a donors and i can still walk and have no neurological deficits, my spinal cord stretched and snapped back, i dislocated my pelvis and fractured it in 3 places and 11 fractures across my spine, 12 hour surgery, had multi organ failure, went into shock, had to have a breathing tube in for 4 days because fluid overload caused my face and epiglottis swell up 4 times its size, and my spleen almost ruptured, with respiratory failure with a collapsed lung and anemia from blood loss, at least it still sounds fake to me after 8 years and i think it sounds fake because if i never told you looking at me ya would never guess unless you saw my back shirtless.
Otto Katz 12 hours ago
The funny thing is, the comma use must be correct because it read correctly. I didn't even realize it was only once sentence until I read your comment!
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My wife called to tell me she was filing for divorce, and I got a call waiting from my dad telling me he’d been diagnosed with terminal cancer. I hung up and just stood there wondering if that really just happened. First call was a blessing but I miss my dad every day.
#32
Met a girl on a friendship app. She shares the same name as me, we have partners called the same. When we met up me and her both unknowingly ordered the same thing and our partners ordered the same thing as each other too. Then when we left the restaurant we noticed we both drove the same cars!
#33
I pushed the return coin button on a payphone and about $30 in change fell out! Okay I could be wrong on the amount but as a kid, it felt like a lot of money haha.
Mike F 23 hours ago
We used to love finding those as teenagers. There were a lot of payphones then.
Roxy222uk 19 hours ago
Go around checking the little dispensers for forgotten coins?
Load More Replies... Roni Stone 2 hours ago
Used to hit coin return buttons on any machine I saw. Sometimes gave me treat money.
Novlette Williams 7 hours ago
I once found a hundred dollar bill in the bank machine cash vending slot.
BookFanatic 9 hours ago
If I had extra change, I'd leave it in return coin slots all the time.
#34
My dad's work schedule when I was a kid was Tuesday-Saturday 6am-2pm. One Saturday when I was around nine or ten I went rushing into the kitchen where my mom was and said "Mom! Dad just got in a car accident!"
I was frantic. I kept insisting he was in a car crash. My mom was trying to settle me down when she looked at the clock and said "look, it's just two o'clock now. He hasn't even gotten to his car yet." That sort of made me feel OK, but I still wasn't. His work was only a ten minute drive away and he was usually home by 2:20.
Soon it was 2:30, no Dad.
Then 3:00, still no Dad. Finally around 3:30 or so he comes in the door and first thing he says is he was in a car accident. He stopped two blocks from our house to make a left turn onto our street and some young guy behind him was too busy looking at a girl in a miniskirt (this was in 1968ish) walking by and not paying attention and rear-ended my dad. Hard. His car was totaled. A few days later my dad was in the hospital for weeks with severe whiplash.
My mom never quite looked at me the same. I think I really freaked her out.
#35
I once dislocated my shoulder by rolling my ankle. My ankle was fine, the shoulder not so much.
I have hypermobility, which results in slack tendons in my ankles and shoulder joints, among other things. This makes me more prone to rolling my ankle, but it’s rare to actually hurt it, because the tendons can stretch enough that my ankle bone can be basically sitting on the ground. However, the jerking motion of the ankle roll was enough to pop the joint out of my shoulder socket.
I looked like a right idiot tripping over my feet, bending my ankle at an obscene angle, and then clutching my shoulder in pain.
Explaining how my shoulder dislocated to doctors was another adventure.
Susan Teter 14 hours ago
I dislocated my elbow tripping over my cat. When the doctor was stretching herself to put my elbow back in place, I believed her when she said "Your not gonna want to be awake for this".
Remi (He/Him) 10 hours ago
Dislocated elbow is a pain to rehabilitate. Couldn't even keep my forearm up after they took away the cast. Only slight limitation to the movement range and a tendency to ache randomly for me, which is a good result. Hopefully yours healed up nicely
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I 30 years old at the time, managed to dislocate my shoulder wrestling with my then 8 year old nephew. I had liftet him of the ground and he tried crawling over my shoulder and down my back. He pulled my arm so far back it popped out. I dislocated my other shouldrr a few years later falling down a stair on my back. Both needed surgery.
#36
When I was 17 I lived in Helsinki, Finland as an exchange student. I wrote a letter to Italian film director Federico Fellini after seeing one of his films. A while later I received a signed letter from him, thanking me for the letter and saying I should drop by his studios if I was ever in Rome. Sadly, I never got the chance. But I still have the letter.
#37
I wrote a negative-ish review of a book on Amazon and the author went ballistic. He figured out who I was and created a website ihateblissblar.com and it was the top search result for my name for months.
Roxy222uk 18 hours ago
Interesting. If it’s just presented as a point of view then probably not. If it invites or threatens harm, then may be?
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Biana Weatherford 7 hours ago
I read a HORRIBLE book. By the time I got to the end, I threw the book across the room. And stomped around cursing it. In the review, I felt so bad that this person had written a book that I hated. So I said it must be really hard to write a book and it's a skill I didn't have. However, it wasn't my cup of tea. ....sounds like I was inspired to be kind~
#38
I put a bet on yesterday for my team to win 3-1, we got bet by our rivals 3-1 instead. When I checked my ticket as I was leaving the game I noticed the bookie put our rival team to win on my coupon and I had actually won £500 😭😭😭.
#39
In the 90’s lifesaver storybooks had sweepstakes where you could win $1MM if you found “5 golden rings” on the inside wrapper. I never ate the butter rum flavor. Years later I was cleaning out my [stuff] before college and found a half eaten lifesaver storybook…gross, I know. As I was throwing them away I opened the butter rum thinking “wouldn’t it be ironic” and it was $1MM winner, 4 years expired. I sat in shock for a while before throwing it away.
GalPalAl 14 hours ago
Lifesaver Storybooks were a cardboard box that held several rolls of lifesavers in one box often used around Easter or Christmas as gifts. Each roll was a specialized flavor and the variety pack.
Kiss Army 7 hours ago
My son always gets one every year in his stocking because I always got one growing up. He also always gets a plastic candy cane filled with Hershey-ettes because his dad always got one every year growing up.
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For All Pedernity 19 hours ago
Probably a novelty book containing candy. Similar to an advent calendar, maybe?
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Huddo's sister 5 hours ago
I found a scratchie in a magazine I bought from an op shop recently. I scratched it just for fun and it won $14 000! If only it wasn't from 2016 :)
#40
Flipped my car on I-276 going 75 mph, car flipped 5-7 times according to the witnesses who pulled over. I crawled out of the upside down wreckage on the side of the road. Minor concussion, no other injuries except a sore neck.
The adrenaline that surges when you do that in a vehicle and you're relatively alright.. it's intense.
Shark Lady 1 day ago
Similar thing happened to a friend, he flipped a few times then got hit by a car behind, he was on a motorway, he was cut out of his mangled car without a scratch.
tameson 11 hours ago
A car was hit in front of my home and flipped upside down. My daughter (about 8 yr old) and I ran over to find an elderly woman hanging upside down held in place by her seatbelt. The car was stable so I had my daughter crawl in and hold her hand until the ambulance got there. She was so grateful. Later I find out she was the mother of one of my students. He was thankful too.
Tabitha 7 hours ago (edited)
Car body technology has come a long long way from the days when the car was a tank and would barely have a scratch on it while the passengers inside it absorbed the force of the collision and were bounced all over the place to their deaths, or thrown through or lacerated by the front windshield. Now it’s the car body that absorbs the lion’s share of the force of the collision, while the passengers are encased in a protective cocoon of reinforced roof and sides, strong seatbelts keeping them in place, as well as a cushion of airbags separating them from all the edges and hard surfaces around them. The car is totaled beyond recognition and the people emerge with barely a scratch or bump. I would hope we’d all much prefer the new way to the old way.
The Starsong Princess 9 hours ago
My sister flipped her car a few times but landed back on the wheels. She wasn’t hurt at all but the car roof was stove in. It was amazingly still drivable so she drove it to the body shop.
Kelly Scott 9 hours ago
In drivers' training, we saw a picture of a completely totaled car. I mean, like a crushed beer can. The driver didn't get a scratch. The next picture was a car up against a tree, it's driver's door open but barely dented. The kid, not wearing seat belts, was crushed between the tree and the door, and died. The damage amount to the car? $40.
#41
I was having a liver biopsy and jokingly asked the doctor if it was his first time doing it and he said yes.
Tabitha 7 hours ago (edited)
Everybody has to have a first time for anything they do. Otherwise no one would have any experience with anything. Gotta start somewhere.
Tyranamar Seuss 2 hours ago
But surgery is not really like that. First you retract for the operations when you're a medical student. Then in residency you assist the main surgeon. By the time you're a senior resident you do the surgery with the surgeon watching. So it's never really anybody's first time. Everything is very supervised.
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#42
I used to be a home carer and was caring for a disabled man in his home. His wife was an ex midwife and showed me some photos of her in her nursing uniform one day when I was writing up my notes. She looked strangely familiar but I couldn't place why. A few weeks later I was going through my baby photos with my mum and she showed me a photograph of me being weighed by a midwife, and it was her! I had seen the photo before and realised that's why she looked so familiar.
#43
I coughed too suddenly and broke a rib.
Littlemiss 23 hours ago
My husband can dislocate one rib by coughing. You can feel it out if place, and he said its excruciating when he has to pop it back in
#44
I was on a road trip one time and it rained frogs in the middle of the night.
The plops on the windshield were the first thing we noticed. We pulled over because we didn't want to run over frogs. Ive worried I imagined it for years, but my family remembers it too.
Kristiina Männiste 22 hours ago
I have a thing against frogs and toads for a similar reason. Was driving back from a midsummer celebration at a friends around 1-2 at night when I noticed I had driven into a swarm of toads. Thousands of toads hopping on a tarmac road in the hazy light of a nordic midsummer night. I felt bad running them over so I stopped, got out and started just tossing the toads off my cars path. But there were just too many. And they kept hopping back. And I was sleepy and cold (the T can go down to 4C here even during the shortest night of the year). And there was just this constant plop, plop, plop sound of toads hopping everywhere around me.
#45
My girlfriend broke up with me because her parents “would never allow us to be together.” I drove 5 hours to her parent’s house to profess my unwavering love… I accidentally crashed a wedding. She had been arranged to be married. This was Texas in 2005 - crazy! I still can’t believe it. The marriage was annulled and her and I did not live happily ever after 🤷♂️.
#46
I was once walking my dog at night and a very famous (not in the US) actor walked opposite to me with his chihuahua. The caliber of John Wayne. I was thinking how could I appropriately greet him (since the dogs will make it necessary) when he says Good evening how nice it is to finally meet you! That I was surprised is an understatement. Of course it’d be impolite to enquire how the heck does he know me and my name, so we just talked about the dogs.
Later I told to my parents what happened and it turned out my father frequently drinks in the bar of the theater where he takes the dog. And so the actor knew the dog actually and heard about me from my father. Even then, for him to remember and be genuinely happy to see me was astonishing.
Joanne Earle 3 hours ago
And his dad never once mentioned he was drinking with a famous actor?
meeeeeeeeeeee 3 hours ago
I had Sean Connery talk my ear off at a bus stop in Edinburgh, didn't even realise it was him til after I got off the bus. The bus we got on didn't have any seats together, so he sat beside someone else and started talking their ear off instead.
#47
I once was picked out of a group of high schoolers to race in an obstacle course against an Army Ranger to show how fast they were at it. They had a guy who was supposed to be their fastest. I ended up winning. Several people running the event told me later that I wasn't supposed to win.
#48
I had a ligament in my body grow over my celiac artery, effectively cutting off the blood flow to my digestive organs.
When they opened me up to fix it they cut out the ligament to discover that what they cut out was actually an EXTRA Median Arcuate Ligament and the original was still under it.
They also figured out that the reason these ligaments sat so low is because my diaphragm was twice the size it should have been.
So I didn't just have Median Arcuate Ligament Syndrome (MALS), I had DOUBLE MALS.
At the time I was the first case of the extra ligament discovered in a human body.
I believe I still am but can't be certain.
Shark Lady 23 hours ago
There was a storyline on Grey's Anatomy with someone who had MALS, she had seen loads of doctors, had just about every test imaginable and was finally diagnosed by Bailey when she got a really sharp pain after eating a sandwich.
#49
While I thought it only happened in old Warner Brothers cartoons, I actually slipped on a banana peel in a parking lot.
Roxy222uk 18 hours ago
Banana skins are actually slippery and people do actually slip when they stand next to them. There’s a reason why it’s in old cartoons.
Andi 16 hours ago
The reason is that people regularly slipped in horse mess on the streets way back when, but, funny as it was, it wasn't polite to put that on film so it was substituted by bananas in slapstick movies - everyone got the reference and a cliche is born!
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#50
One time my back was writing, I could not move without sharp pains and I can barely sleep. Went to the bathroom in the middle of the night and was sitting on the toilet trying to ease myself when I just farted. Then my back popped, the relief was amazing and the pain was gone.
Another was me buying scratch tickets, something I used to do with my mom. Spent 5 bucks, won 5 bucks, bought more, won about 5k.*.
#51
When I was 16 I was on my way back from visiting England for a funeral. Another girl on the same flight kept kind of glancing at me, blushing, occasionally waving, and giggling. Not only was she on my main flight from England to Atlanta, she was also on the same flight from Atlanta to KC, so this continued the whole time (so much so, that as we were boarding the connector, my younger brother turned to me and said "I don't understand, you aren't attractive enough for this").
A week later she started attending my high school in Olathe, KS, a year above me. We never spoke, but I passed her on the way to the music room every day, and every day she turned bright red. She was beautiful too, but unfortunately while my school had many lesbians, I was not one of them. Still, I have never been a fan of my appearance, and I'd be lying if I said that didn't give me at least a little bit of a confidence boost (and that year, I sorely needed one). I hope wherever she is, she is a little less shy these days, and doing well.
Peeka_Mimi 1 day ago
One of Natalie Merchant's back up singers was flirting with me and really wanted me to go to their show. I had just given birth to my daughter a month prior and just wanted to get home to her. I'm flexible s******y, but yeah I just wanted my little baby girl.
Roni Stone 2 hours ago
This story tells us so much about you, and I'm so very glad it did. You are beautiful.
#52
I watched my neighbor get hit by lightning and essentially explode.
William Shatner helped me change a tire when I got a flat down the street from one of his houses.
When I was a kid we went on a vacation and somehow everything i did or tried ended up being free. I would walk up to a soda machine, press a button and get a free soda, just once per thing. I'd go to buy food and the registers would be down so they gave it to me etc. I got free ride on a carousel, free newspapers, hot chocolate, a t shirt and some other small things. Its odd, not to this degree but I've gotten free food or things all my life up until a year or 2 ago, hell I even won free Wendy's for a year by playing a mobile app.
Joanne Earle 3 hours ago
My husband and I went to high school w/ a guy who was hit by lightning twice and survived.
Novlette Williams 7 hours ago
I think they were just saying how these things kept happening.
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I was driving from Tucson Arizona to Durango Colorado. My route took me through the Navajo Reservation. I pulled over just outside Shiprock New Mexico to get some sleep. It was around midnight. I woke an hour later from a nightmare of angry faces and bright colors coming at me from all directions. I started the engine and turned on the headlights. Ten feet in front of me was a coyote and a jack rabbit sitting side by side staring at me. Years later I was dating a Navajo girl and when I told her about what happened she became visibly upset and told me never to speak of it again.
Michael Sauerwein 6 hours ago
The Diné (Navajo people) do not like to discuss such things with outsiders if at all possible. However, Coyote and Rabbit feature in numerous tales, including one where Rabbit outsmarts Coyote (a trickster himself) when Coyote is trying to get Rabbit out of a hole to eat him.
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I almost blew someone’s investigation while trying to flirt with an undercover cop.
Kelly Scott 8 hours ago
My coworker DID blow an undercover cop's ID. We were working together in a store and I rang up the cop, who I recognized. I could see he was in disguise, so I didn't say anything to him, but I did nudge my coworker on the sly. When he turned around and saw he cop (he also recognized him), he gave a great big "Hey, glad to see you!" and called him by name. Remind me not to point out undercover cops to coworkers anymore.
#55
My mom ran into JFK Jr, alone on a beach in South Boston at around 6am when I, a toddler at the time, ran over to him. He picked me up and held me as he chatted with her. She said he was a very nice man.
Joanne Earle 2 hours ago
My cousin and I ran into him and his friends at Craigville Beach on Cape Cod in 1983 but we didn't know it was him. A man in the parking lot told us 'do you have any idea who that was?' We didn't believe him till we saw him on the news that night as having graduated that day and went to the Cape.
Hassel Davidhoff 8 hours ago (edited)
A morning walk on the beach, one assumes. Maybe trying to see the sunrise? Doesn't strike me as odd.
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I met dozens of members of the Saudi Arabian royal family in Cleveland, Ohio, around 2012. The King's wife or someone at that tier needed a transplant so they were all at the Cleveland Clinic to be present for and support her. They bought out the entire 8th floor of the hospital and catered hundreds of Domino's personal pizzas every night for the staff, delivered to the lobby on pallets. I played a mobile game with someone who was single-digits in line for the throne. My mom got one of the princesses a cough drop when she needed one and they brought her right into the fold.
Beady El 13 hours ago (edited)
The Cleveland Clinic has outstanding surgical staff and surgical facilities. However, being an in-patient there isn't great. I've had 2 family members who stayed there for a week or two, and their experiences with nursing (and in one case, housekeeping) were not impressive. A day or two post-surgery, my dad had to get an IV injection, which (in this case at least) involved attaching a tourniquet to the arm to make a vein pop out. The nurse forgot to remove the tourniquet afterward, and my Dad's shirt sleeve hid it from view. As it hurt more and more, my Dad (groggy from meds) just thought it was the aftermath of the shot...
Leah Brown 12 hours ago
Something similar happened to me when I was at the Cleveland Clinic back in 2002 for my open heart surgery. There was some foreign king there for the same procedure so we got to meet and talk with them briefly.
#57
I went on a date with a guy many years ago; he was so self-absorbed he didnt stop talking about himself for more than an hour and a half into our dinner. When he finally went to the bathroom, even the couple sitting next to us had recognized how insufferable he was to the extent that they turned to me and suggested they could help rescue me from the date… Fast-forward a couple decades and this same date-guy is making millions with his books and Ted talk and is on YouTube and TikTok and Instagram as a well-known self-help guru influencer. I won’t name him here but the guy isn’t married (much less even in a relationship!) and he is interviewed endlessly by other podcasters and he has a massive following droning on and on about relationships and other ways to “be human.” Life lesson learned - he who talks most makes millions.
Roxy222uk 18 hours ago
Not to be séxist. Of course there are female narcissists too, but society doesn’t pave the way for them in the way it does for men.
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As with another post and the same outcome, just because someone has the gift of gab and may fool some people, they don't fool everybody. And you never really know how much vetting, if any, a person who hosts a TED talk is who/what they say they are. Lets of con people talk a good game and fool lots of people
#58
I was alone in an empty parking lot in the middle of nowhere at like 3am. i somehow managed to lock myself out of my car. i can usually get back in if i had a wired coat hanger. right in front of me like 2 feet was a wired coat hanger.
Stephanie Did It 21 hours ago
It was the community coat hanger. I hope OP left it there for the next person.
#59
Moved up north to a different city for university. Started working in a bar. New fella starts and asks for my Facebook. Has my best mate from home as a mutual friend. Asked him how he knows him. Said they'd never met in person but they used to play Xbox back in 2011 together. Small world.
#60
I drove behind three of the 9/11 hijackers in their blue Toyota a few weeks before the attack. They lived a mile from me.
Papa 9 hours ago
A coworker retired and moved to Florida shortly before 9/11. A short time after it happened the FBI showed up at his house and wanted to search it. One (or maybe more, I don't remember)of the hijackers had rented the house he and his wife were living in while attending flight school to learn how to fly the planes.
#61
I left a wallet with $600 in a locker at a theme park. The kind you use only for the duration of the ride but you rent n a computer. When I realized about 4 hours later, I went back. The locker had been rented again and while waiting for a tech to arrive and pop the locker a ride let out and people flooded the area to gather items from their lockers. When the crowd passed another couple was there and couldn’t pop their locker. Somehow we realized it was my locker.i asked them if they saw a wallet, they said no . So we both waited for said tech. On a whim I suggest we try my locker code and sure enough it worked in the computer. They grabbed their bag and I found my wallet in the back. So bizarre. Hours had gone by but my code worked and my stuff was untouched.
Laserleader 4 hours ago
I bet you didn't close the lock for it to reset after you used it, which is why they put their stuff in it, free locker, only to get their stuff stuck until you arrived.
#62
I once knocked Oliver North into a wall on accident.
He was CNN’s war correspondent during a deployment I was on when I was in the navy and was doing a report from my ship.
At the same time he was walking out of the ship’s journalist’s office, I was rounding a corner hurrying to get a pair of sound powered headphones to the back of the ship and was told by the Captain to get them back there quickly even if I had to knock people over to do it.
A plane that was low on fuel needed to land and for communication reasons the aft lookout had to have a working pair of headphones.
So I round that corner and go shoulder to shoulder with North, and he goes back into the wall. I look at him, he looks at me, I apologize for bumping into him and he says he’s sorry for getting in my way.
#63
Bit of a bummer, but I had two kids with the same non-hereditary birth defect (spina bifida), 6 years apart.
ETA: For the record, my kids are amazing and I love them, but the situation is not exactly stellar.
Forrest Hobbs 21 hours ago
UK advice is if you're pregnant, take folic acid. Wikipedia says: Spina bifida is believed to be caused by a combination of genetic and environmental factors. The genetic component is estimated at 60–70%, but few causative genes have been identified, despite much information gathered from mouse models. After having one child with the condition, or if a parent has the condition, there is a 4% chance the next child will also be affected. A folic acid deficiency during pregnancy also plays a significant role."
#64
Sat next to random at Iceland airport for 6 hr layover. 10 hours later, I was standing behind him at our local burrito joint in Seattle.
#65
Met an American couple at a resort in Dubai… ran into them again at a different resort in Malaysia. We were both celebrating our birthdays.
#67
I had a nightmare about planes hitting skyscrapers a week before 9-11. I watched it live while changing my daughter’s diaper and at first thought it was a movie trailer. Then I see the second one hit and I remembered the nightmare and just felt cold. I’ve had a few dreams over my life that predicted the future but it was mundane stuff. This freaked me out and I only told maybe 3 people.
Laserleader 4 hours ago (edited)
Earlier that week I had a dream about the view of earth fro space, and my dad had left the house with the TV on the NASA channel, and I was shocked to see the same view on the screen when I walked in. So, when the planes hit, it felt the same way, like it was a random channel from a dream because my dad had left the TV on again, and left the house and called to wake me up to see what was going on.
Shark Lady 23 hours ago
My ex-girlfriend had the same sort of dream about 24hrs before it happened. Apparently a lot of people had similar dreams.
#68
Had a headache for a week - turned out to be a stroke - aneurysm I was born with started bleeding in brain - all the partying I used to do brought it on - kinda lucky it happened young coz I recovered pretty much ok after brain surgery…
Always makes me think of Arnie line “it’s not a tumor..!” from Kindergarten Cop….
#69
I was sent into a light pole sideways traveling about 60 mph in a pickup (black ice). It hit hard enough to break the seat belt and I was thrown through the driver's window and landed in a field. Zero injuries aside from a minor headache. Insurance company investigated me for fraud because of the lack of injuries they thought I made it up. I ended up being fine in the end.
Beady El 1 day ago
I have to say it sounds improbable that you could be grabbed by your seatbelt hard enough that the belt broke, yet you were unhurt.
Kelly Scott 8 hours ago
Stuff happens. When I had my accident, I got a pretty bad seatbelt burn because I hit the car pulling out in front of me so hard. His airbag went off. Mine didn't and it wasn't defective.
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I moved to LA straight out of Acting grad school and six weeks later was the female lead on a major detective television series.
#71
Got kidnapped as a kid.
#72
I went to a horror/tattoo convention in nashville. moving through the crowd in the area where people were getting tattoos, gary busey was passing me. i said, “oh, it’s gary busey!” he brushed my arm with his hand as he passed and said, “hey, baby.” as i moved through the crowd, i saw his son, jake, getting a tattoo. i told jake how great i thought he was in the film identity. much later, we were about to leave and saw jake in the lobby of the hotel again. he told me i should stay and he’d buy me a beer at the bar, but my friend wanted to leave. don’t know to this day if i regret leaving or not (we drove separately, i could have stayed).
Sara 15 hours ago
Right? On the entire internet BP couldn't find a photo of just Gary Busey?
Load More Replies... GenuineJen 14 hours ago
It took way too long to understand where his left hand was (wrapped around her left arm).
#73
I was left behind at a pizza parlor children's place after a birthday party (9). This was in the 80s and no one realized I was missing until 6 hours later.
GalPalAl 12 hours ago
Not to make light it the situation, but am glad you weren't forgotten about in a hot car for 6 hours and made it back okay.
Tabitha 7 hours ago (edited)
Or that your parents flew to France without realizing you weren’t with them, and you had to spend Christmas Home Alone, fighting off burglars.
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Former Vice-President Al Gore watched me break my arm in kindergarten during his 2000 campaign tour.
#75
My phone was tapped because my best friend's father was being charged with treason during the Clinton campaign scandal.
Sigh. Good times.
Bartlet for world domination 15 hours ago
Treason is an extremely rare charge in the United States. No public figure connected to Bill Clinton, Hillary Clinton, or any “Clinton campaign scandal” has ever been charged with treason.
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Grounded myself to one leg of a 34kv switch...still here. With both hands mostly intact and functional if you can believe that.
What do you think ?
Alecto76 23 hours ago
I was in Honolulu at the time of the 75th anniversary of Pearl Harbor, so there are tons of veterans around. I'm fairly busty and am wearing a low cut top since I'm on vacation with my boyfriend. I'm standing at the counter in a shop waiting to pay and there is an ancient vet in front of me . To use his card, the vet had to turn to face towards my direction. He goes to put his card in and hit the machine at just the right angle that the card flipped up into the air and lands directly in my cleavage. A group of ladies nearby start clapping and me and the cashier are laughing. The poor man looked as though he wanted the earth to swallow him. Then he laughed.
Stephanie Did It 20 hours ago
I walked into a bar/lounge in 1980, and as I entered the doorway my foot was scooped up by a fully grown lioness' paw and held in her teeth until her handler made her let go. It was a local guy who used to drive around town with her sprawled full length across his Corvette. She really was only playing and I still have both feet.
Chich the witch 23 hours ago
I declined an invitation to attend a gathering and meet a member of the royal family.
Laserleader 4 hours ago
I've been bitten by a shark, lived on a boat for 5 years in Alaska, found human remains while snorkling, saved a neighbors life who was shot in the chest, got a Guiness World Record, written and illustrated a half dozen books, have my own award winning business, and deal with chasing off black bears on a weekly basis... just for starters.
Alecto76 23 hours ago
I was in Honolulu at the time of the 75th anniversary of Pearl Harbor, so there are tons of veterans around. I'm fairly busty and am wearing a low cut top since I'm on vacation with my boyfriend. I'm standing at the counter in a shop waiting to pay and there is an ancient vet in front of me . To use his card, the vet had to turn to face towards my direction. He goes to put his card in and hit the machine at just the right angle that the card flipped up into the air and lands directly in my cleavage. A group of ladies nearby start clapping and me and the cashier are laughing. The poor man looked as though he wanted the earth to swallow him. Then he laughed.
Stephanie Did It 20 hours ago
I walked into a bar/lounge in 1980, and as I entered the doorway my foot was scooped up by a fully grown lioness' paw and held in her teeth until her handler made her let go. It was a local guy who used to drive around town with her sprawled full length across his Corvette. She really was only playing and I still have both feet.
Chich the witch 23 hours ago
I declined an invitation to attend a gathering and meet a member of the royal family.
Laserleader 4 hours ago
I've been bitten by a shark, lived on a boat for 5 years in Alaska, found human remains while snorkling, saved a neighbors life who was shot in the chest, got a Guiness World Record, written and illustrated a half dozen books, have my own award winning business, and deal with chasing off black bears on a weekly basis... just for starters.
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