CRAZIEST thing that ever occurred? 2 or 4-U

[think]

CRAZIEST thing that ever occurred? to you or for you in the experience that is you?

Just what is the craziest thing ever to happen either seeing, hearing about, thinking(lol) or even doing?

or the craziest thing you ever did or said?

what is crazy - at all; really? or is it just different or unique or never done yet till now sorta thing...

ok I hope this does not get killed with the IBTL peoples included in the thread of a postpartum depressionism like experience ,,,

Yes know this is Miscellaneous and not TNZ but that just measn we can get controversial about this topic, right?

For me.,,, I will go first.,

I lied down all the way, back to the road, of US highway 1 => around here it was in Edison area... yep that was the craziest thing I have done mostly., now your turn?

 

[Gryffindorian]

Picture this: Spring Break, Cancun, 1994 ...

Nah, my life isn't exciting enough that I don't think there's anything remotely crazy/outrageous that I can recall.

 

[LitmusDragon]

I once used incorrect capitalization and punctuation in a forum post!

/I keed

 

[thumbtack]

I was abducted by a UFO, but got bored and left when they refused to anally probe me.

 

[think]

I was abducted by a UFO, but got bored and left when they refused to anally probe me.

sounds like a personal problem ., I had something similar but ., errrrr butt ., I fell asleep during the whole thing and well don't remember much..,,

 

[tharpdevenport]

I passed through a state border and this male agent leans toward my open driver's window. He has evil looking facial hair and looks like he's not American born. He then asks me in a deep, foreign accent, "Are you an American citizen?".

I held my tounge from replying, "Are you?"




And a "Great Moments In Goodness" incident happened between me and a friend. I was helping him at his place of work with something. He was tired and lazy and didn't want to walk across the street (well, a little more off than directly across) to this business to ask them about something, so he had me get a pad & pen and write down the number from their sign out there. Okay? Well, it's like over 100 degrees out there, so I don't want to walk all the way to see the sign, and have to cross a side street to do it. So I jot it down best I see it. Number is wrong. Number in the old phone book was bad. He was just about to get pissed about it when I noticed: the pad I was using to write the number down on, was from their shop and right there at the top -- their phone number.