I was riding on the back of a tractor in school and i had to get off. They wouldn't stop right there so i decided "hey, i can totally jump off this and stay upright. Guess what? I can't.
How the hell were you manipulated into sticking your hand into a bonfire?DesiPrinceX09 said:I stuck my hand in a huge bond fire because I was manipulated into doing so (I was 4 or 5 years old) and boy did that burn, that fire was massive and built with huge logs and there was a gap in the very center; stuck my hand right in there. My hand fully healed though, looks no different than my other one.
Boy, would I pay to see that...BritishWeather said:My mates wrapped me up in masking tape from feet to my neck so I could only hop and I had no hands to stop myself from faceplanting. So I hopped across a field and did just that smacking my head on a tree and knocking myself out.........on camera.
I did that once, and yeah it hurts alot. To make it worse my mum didn't get back for another half an hour, and there was no ice or water in the car...Tonimata said:I was in the car, waiting for my mum to get back, so I started fidgeting with the car cigarrette lighter. Suffice it to say that merely putting it on for a second is enough to make you hurt. A LOT.
And yes, I was curious.
If you're not careful, you might end up with a darwin award. I'm also a contender.TheDirector said:I cut a big chunk of my thumb from a Washing machine door. You know those little hook things that the lock the door. Yea, I cut myself on that and it was pretty deep.
Also getting electrocuted while trying to change my light bulb...after coming out of the shower.
We've all been there... and we all feel like knobheads for doing it.El Poncho said:Hurt my finger closing my laptop while my fingers were still on the edges![]()
I heard from a friend that when you a barrel roll in a car, it like any ride in a amusement park, except the landing hurt. His exact word and that no lies. He also tell me how his friend lost his nose. He also had that accident two week after getting a ladder he use at his job to get on barn. The ladder was fully extended but a big gust of wind push him backward. He keep the ladder from falling but was struck when the top part retracted like a guillotine. He said he didn't feel it and was complete out cold. He said: "It was like when you watch a old tv and close it, The image kinda get smaller till it close. It was the same thing with my vision." He woke up still on his feet.blackse7en said:I am seriously not going to go into this...it's actually a long and uninteresting story, but ill Tarantino it for ya and tell you the end.
a totaled 69 impala (not unbelievably cherry, but precious nun the less).
42 stitches.
$650 in property damage.
the moral is...and this WILL be my epitaph
THERE IS NO GOOD WAY TO EAT CHILI AND DRIVE.
time to go douche the donkey
-Blackse7en
Aw reminds me of a time I visited a Society for Creative Anachronisms [http://www.sca.org/] tent that was set up for an annual fair UC Davis held called Picnic Day. There was a crossbow on display. Without permission I picked it up and started playing with it.ceeqanguel said:Any gun owner will nod and say: "Yep! That's how you learn!"
First and only time I shot a crossbow with a scope. I never expected that much recoil and you can guess the rest. I woke up 5 minutes later with the most spectacular black eye.