The most scared you've ever been.

Grayjack

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When I was 11, I thought some guys were trying to rob the house. Turns out the "gunshots" were rocks on the driveway, and that the "robbers" were my dad's friends whop came to pick up some garbage. They didn't even do anything that said they were thieves. They just came and I assumed they were thieves. Funny thing is, my mom got there before the police.
 

Dango

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I'm changing mine.

A couple years ago, me and a good friend were going tube sledding. We decided to make a ramp at the end of the large hill we were on (not a good idea). My tube sled happened to be extremely fast and extremely light. After going off the ramp, I flew off of my tube sled and flew a good 10 feet in the air, landing on my stomach. I couldn't breath at all and I began running up the hill towards my friend, who was sitting down in the middle of the hill. As I walked towards him began tearing off my hat, goggles, and gloves. My eyes were huge and my mouth also wide open since I was trying as hard as possible to breath judging by my friend's face I could tell I also scared the shit out of him. About ten seconds later I finally took a breath and lay down on my back for a while (I couldn't breath for a little over a minute in total). Then I went sledding again.
 

Alumit

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HOLY FUCK MAN. Normally I have a pretty high threshold for creepy / scary shit like that, but THAT. That was just...

... I'm gonna have trouble getting downstairs to my bed tonight :p



OT: I'd say last year when my friend was suicidal and it went on for two weeks. Just, being in fear of whether or not she was gonna kill herself or not. I won't go into it, but it was the worst two weeks of my life.


Edit: Forgot to press the "Quote" button. Supposed to be in reply to The Amazing Tea Alligator's "Spoilsbury Toast Boy" videos.

Peace~
 

GudangGaram

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superbatranger said:
Most scared I've been was when I was mugged a few months ago. As soon as I saw that knife, I thought I was going to die.
What happened? Time/circumstances/how/? I'm interested (because, well, it happened to a friend of mine, and to me when I was a teen twice)


Half a year ago I was cycling passed some punks terrorizing the streets (throwing cans at people, stealing stuff from people, spitting at them), so I stopped and told them they had most likely long passed the age in which their acts would be considered innocent and/or funny, and that I had noticed people really being scared of them.

Then they had taken an interest in beating me up, and it was only then I realized how many there were. (About 15 punks, age 17 to 25)

But interestingly, I was not responding emotionally at all, more calculative. I determined my odds had turned badly around the time I stopped to speak up, and I was more worried whether or not I would make it home (my girlfriend was going abroad for a long time, to study, and that evening we had our last evening together). Then I got hammered from behind by a few of them (they had been circling around me), and I said 'well, I suppose I will be going now' and got on my bike again.

So the most scary thing probably was when on my first day at work, my brother send me a message about how he got into some kind of trouble with some ex-convicts, and that they were going to wait for him after work, and kill him (something about knifes and bats). I then explained I had to leave, and had to hope public transportation would not fail me, and that I would make it in time. A friend of mine got gunned down two years earlier, because HIS brother got into trouble over a girl with the wrong kind of people (he survived, amazingly enough), so I was extra worried (it was the same neighborhood as where my brother lived/worked)

Also, my first girlfriend killed her own children, so I'm glad I didn't listen to my mom a few years back, when she told me I should take her back.
 

Reep

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Watching The Shining when i was 7 years old, im suprised i didnt crap myself
 

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Jark212 said:
Julianking93 said:
Jark212 said:
-Marble Hornets at 3 in the morning in the dark alone...
That, only I watched it at 2.
I was looking over my shoulder every 10 seconds and didn't sleep for 2 days after that...
out of curiosity, what is it?

OT: i was afriad my friend was going to rape me once when i was high. that or the night after watching freddy vs jason when i was in 5th grade and having the scariest thing i was exposed to before that be either scooby doo or courage the cowardly dog.
 
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GudangGaram said:
superbatranger said:
Most scared I've been was when I was mugged a few months ago. As soon as I saw that knife, I thought I was going to die.
What happened? Time/circumstances/how/? I'm interested (because, well, it happened to a friend of mine, and to me when I was a teen twice)


Half a year ago I was cycling passed some punks terrorizing the streets (throwing cans at people, stealing stuff from people, spitting at them), so I stopped and told them they had most likely long passed the age in which their acts would be considered innocent and/or funny, and that I had noticed people really being scared of them.

Then they had taken an interest in beating me up, and it was only then I realized how many there were. (About 15 punks, age 17 to 25)

But interestingly, I was not responding emotionally at all, more calculative. I determined my odds had turned badly around the time I stopped to speak up, and I was more worried whether or not I would make it home (my girlfriend was going abroad for a long time, to study, and that evening we had our last evening together). Then I got hammered from behind by a few of them (they had been circling around me), and I said 'well, I suppose I will be going now' and got on my bike again.

So the most scary thing probably was when on my first day at work, my brother send me a message about how he got into some kind of trouble with some ex-convicts, and that they were going to wait for him after work, and kill him (something about knifes and bats). I then explained I had to leave, and had to hope public transportation would not fail me, and that I would make it in time. A friend of mine got gunned down two years earlier, because HIS brother got into trouble over a girl with the wrong kind of people (he survived, amazingly enough), so I was extra worried (it was the same neighborhood as where my brother lived/worked)

Also, my first girlfriend killed her own children, so I'm glad I didn't listen to my mom a few years back, when she told me I should take her back.
To be honest, I'd rather not. It took me a while to be able to get any sleep after that happened. Last thing I want to do is remember it.
 

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atombeast707 said:
Jark212 said:
Julianking93 said:
Jark212 said:
-Marble Hornets at 3 in the morning in the dark alone...
That, only I watched it at 2.
I was looking over my shoulder every 10 seconds and didn't sleep for 2 days after that...
out of curiosity, what is it?
Kind of a fictional web documentary (Kinda like the blair witch project but it doesn't suck) surrounding Slinderman (A monster originating from teh intrawebz), just look up Marble Hornets on youtube and prepare to get scared...
 

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I once had to watch Gigli TWICE.

Also, I once had to barricade myself in the school newspaper's office after I published a review of the first Twilight movie, which included a critical panning and study of the book. Campus security had to intervene, and I was honestly scared for my life.
 

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The Amazing Tea Alligator said:
Last night I couldn't get to sleep until 4:00. It was then that I watched these:
Bonus points if you watch all of them.
Will watch soon.

Double bonus points if you watch all of Marble Hornets... that's also my contribution to the thread.

Or maybe yesterday when some ****** driver tried to run me down (i was on a bike, temporarily on the road until I could turn onto the train tracks (it's a long story, just don't ask))

EDIT: Just watched them, that's pretty unsettling... not nearly as scary as Marble Hornets, though.

I think now that I've withstood Marble Hornets, nothing will seem significantly scary ever again...
 

shogunblade

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I almost drowned when I was 9. I've never had lessons before, I haven't had any lessons since, and with the exception of what my former girlfriend tried to teach me, I couldn't swim to save my life.

I can't say I've experienced anything any scarier than that, but I'm young.
 
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Well, it certainly isn't the most scary thing that's ever happened to me, but it was still pretty freaky and it happened about 45 seconds ago, so it's still fresh in my mind.

Unfortunately, it requires is a bit of background info. I have a canker sore. My dentist reccomended that I gargle with salt water. I got out 3 different cups to try it. I got out 3 different cups because the first two both had a disgusting milky discharge of unknown origin on them. I tell you this because I looked over the 3rd cup very thouroughly to make sure it was mysterious-discharge free. I filled it up with water. I filled up a teaspoon with salt and poured it in. The water in the cup was completely white for a second, then a MASSIVE spider broke the surface, and quickly drowned. It was way to big to be in the teaspoon of salt, and, as I mentioned, it was definitely NOT in the cup to begin with.

I am very wierded out right now. WHERE THE FUCK DID IT COME FROM?
 

The Illest Villan

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Frozen Donkey Wheel2 said:
Well, it certainly isn't the most scary thing that's ever happened to me, but it was still pretty freaky and it happened about 45 seconds ago, so it's still fresh in my mind.

Unfortunately, it requires is a bit of background info. I have a canker sore. My dentist reccomended that I gargle with salt water. I got out 3 different cups to try it. I got out 3 different cups because the first two both had a disgusting milky discharge of unknown origin on them. I tell you this because I looked over the 3rd cup very thouroughly to make sure it was mysterious-discharge free. I filled it up with water. I filled up a teaspoon with salt and poured it in. The water in the cup was completely white for a second, then a MASSIVE spider broke the surface, and quickly drowned. It was way to big to be in the teaspoon of salt, and, as I mentioned, it was definitely NOT in the cup to begin with.

I am very wierded out right now. WHERE THE FUCK DID IT COME FROM?
It could very well of jumped off the ceiling into your cup just to mess with your mind.
 

Hexal6

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i was six or seven and my dad let me watch Dawn of the Dead alone at night...
wasn't scared during the movie, but i couildent sleep for bout two days
im only 14 so im sure something worse will happen in the future...