For my 7k post, I am going to do something different from a shout out Firebot topic for a change. In this thread, post the most "I'd like the ground underneath my feet to be gone NOW"-moment in your life. Go.
A few candidates from my life. Enjoyable.
1) From May this year: When I was on the airport checking in one time with my family, one of the stewardesses was saying to the other "it smells kinda bad here". To which my mom replied: "oh, that was me, sorry!".
2) From when I was in primary school: for the gazzilionth time in my life, I couldn't find my bike's key. I checked the pockets of my jeans, my jacket and my backpack and it was nowhere to be found. So I was forced to leave my bike where it was and walk home (thankfully it wasn't that far.
That's it? My my, of course not! When I was waiting to traverse a crossroad, a guy stopped next to me. And he was sitting on...I couldn't believe my eyes. That was EXACTLY my bike. I have no idea what I was thinking back then (actually I do: I was pondering whether to say something or decide I had been dreaming, I wish I did the latter), but what I did was say "hey, that's my bike". The boy flat-out denied and biked on. Of course, that wasn't my bike at all.
3) I was in my first year of high school here. My strict and scary PE teacher had told us that the last two lessons of the year would be in the public swimming pool. Great, I thought. Except I had no idea where it was (I live about 11 km away from my school). No problem, I looked it up on the map.
Still, I have the incredible ability to get lost ANYWHERE without guidance, so I had to ask like 5 people underway until I finally found it. When I finally arrive, there is absolutely NOBODY there. I go back to school, turns out this wasn't one of these famous "last two lessons of the year" after all. Not only was I 30 minutes late, but I also didn't have any regular sporting clothes with me. I'll never forget my teacher's face, and it's not likely he'll forget mine either.
I might come up with more later, I can be a real noob sometimes. [:
Yeah, 7000!
A few candidates from my life. Enjoyable.
1) From May this year: When I was on the airport checking in one time with my family, one of the stewardesses was saying to the other "it smells kinda bad here". To which my mom replied: "oh, that was me, sorry!".
2) From when I was in primary school: for the gazzilionth time in my life, I couldn't find my bike's key. I checked the pockets of my jeans, my jacket and my backpack and it was nowhere to be found. So I was forced to leave my bike where it was and walk home (thankfully it wasn't that far.
That's it? My my, of course not! When I was waiting to traverse a crossroad, a guy stopped next to me. And he was sitting on...I couldn't believe my eyes. That was EXACTLY my bike. I have no idea what I was thinking back then (actually I do: I was pondering whether to say something or decide I had been dreaming, I wish I did the latter), but what I did was say "hey, that's my bike". The boy flat-out denied and biked on. Of course, that wasn't my bike at all.
3) I was in my first year of high school here. My strict and scary PE teacher had told us that the last two lessons of the year would be in the public swimming pool. Great, I thought. Except I had no idea where it was (I live about 11 km away from my school). No problem, I looked it up on the map.
Still, I have the incredible ability to get lost ANYWHERE without guidance, so I had to ask like 5 people underway until I finally found it. When I finally arrive, there is absolutely NOBODY there. I go back to school, turns out this wasn't one of these famous "last two lessons of the year" after all. Not only was I 30 minutes late, but I also didn't have any regular sporting clothes with me. I'll never forget my teacher's face, and it's not likely he'll forget mine either.
I might come up with more later, I can be a real noob sometimes. [:
Yeah, 7000!