Weirdest thing that you ever experienced

[Megistos]

Kid days, playing with my brother, then I tripped on glass and got a huge cut down my foot. Luckily it wasn't major, but I can still see the effects today. That day was so weird...

[Vu Den Voc]

Kid days, playing with my brother, then I tripped on glass and got a huge cut down my foot. Luckily it wasn't major, but I can still see the effects today. That day was so weird...

Now that you say that it brings back my memory of attempting open a potato chip bag with a knife. Then i cut my middle finger and i had to tell my dad. Surprisingly he was not mad and it took weeks to heal. Now when i one day i grandkids, i have to explain to them was i used a knife to open a potato chip bag and why natural selection failed that day. lol

[Travislavania]

i was having chicken wings, i kid you not... there was a fried rat in there.

[Thepeopl]

when i was a kid, like around 7 or 8, i burned my arm

WHY IS THE SCAR STILL THERE WHYYYYYYYYYYYY

https://msktc.org/burn/factsheets/Scar-Management

It probably was a second degree burn.
It is very normal. 30 years after burning a spot on my leg, (the exhaust pipe can be very hot) I too still have a scar.

[Pax Nerdvana]

Sometimes scars fade over time, but the big, deep ones often don't.

[Nanatsu no Tsuki]

Years ago, back in Spain. I had gone back home for the holidays. Met with a few college friends and we went to have a few drinks at a local bar. On our way back home, while walking though the old part of town, we passed through the piazza in front of the old cathedral. I looked up to the roof, because it had started snowing but also because I felt strange. I saw what looked like a shrouded figure, holding an orb, on the church’s steeple. It was there for a split second. It was disorienting.

Of course, since booze had been involved and I was tipsy it may have been just something I imagined. But it was weird.

[Mathuvan Union]

Sometimes scars fade over time, but the big, deep ones often don't.

When I was 6, I was playing on monkey bars, and dropped weirdly, so my chin smashed into my knee. Still have the scars.

The weirdest days that have happened to me are when I had infected teeth, and they needed to be removed. The dentist literally tried to fucking rip the teeth out. I was 6. 2007 was shit.
Another day is when I legit attempted to speak in a Celtic accent and lost my voice for a day. I don’t understand myself. Help.

[Greed and Death]

After reading this I realize many of you could benefit from lithium.

[Mathuvan Union]

After reading this I realize many of you could benefit from lithium.

Yeah. I could.

[Western Fardelshufflestein]

I've decided that the weirdest thing I've lived through is 2020. I can definitely feel the psychological damage, but at least I'm inside, right? Right...?

[Mathuvan Union]

I've decided that the weirdest thing I've lived through is 2020. I can definitely feel the psychological damage, but at least I'm inside, right? Right...?

Sure buddy.
2020, weird? Yes. Shit? Yes.
The one thing I can take away from this year is that you can’t rickroll the shit out of your friends enough and stick bug memes will live on.

[Nanatsu no Tsuki]

After reading this I realize many of you could benefit from lithium.

Speaking from your own personal experience taking lithium?

[Western Fardelshufflestein]

I've decided that the weirdest thing I've lived through is 2020. I can definitely feel the psychological damage, but at least I'm inside, right? Right...?

Sure buddy.
2020, weird? Yes. Shit? Yes.
The one thing I can take away from this year is that you can’t rickroll the shit out of your friends enough and stick bug memes will live on.

Also, the things you spent months looking forward to suddenly don't exist. Guess they weren't THAT important I'm still salty.

[Albrenia]

After reading this I realize many of you could benefit from lithium.

This surprises you?

[Western Fardelshufflestein]

I mean, you can't spell "lithium" without "lit."

[Borderlands of Rojava]

After reading this I realize many of you could benefit from lithium.

Yeah. I could.

Lithium by Nirvana? Yeah I could benefit from thst.

[Luziyca]

I think the weirdest thing that happened to me was some lady at a bus stop wanting to pull apart a wishbone with me when I was heading to high school, and wanted to tell my mother that she said hi. I genuinely have no clue just who the fuck she was: she seemed familiar, but at the same time, I don't know exactly who she was. Could have been a neighbor, could have been someone I have not seen in ages somehow recognizing me, though this seems to be a common occurrence with me (some old guy says hi to me every now and then, and while I feel like I had him as a teacher in high school or smth, I don't know if it was my math teacher from the first semester of Grade 9 or if he is a prof at the uni or whatever).

Another was when a couple people wanted me to do an interview with them for "CBC French" while I was waiting downtown for the bus to go home from uni. Needless to say, I turned them down, and then realized a few minutes later that it was probably some sort of scam, even though I saw someone with a station-quality camera, given at this point, it was "Ici Radio Canada." Even though je ne parler francais, they somehow wanted to interview me about... some local business?

[Pax Nerdvana]

Sometimes scars fade over time, but the big, deep ones often don't.

When I was 6, I was playing on monkey bars, and dropped weirdly, so my chin smashed into my knee. Still have the scars.

The weirdest days that have happened to me are when I had infected teeth, and they needed to be removed. The dentist literally tried to fucking rip the teeth out. I was 6. 2007 was shit.
Another day is when I legit attempted to speak in a Celtic accent and lost my voice for a day. I don’t understand myself. Help.

Ouch.

[Mathuvan Union]

When I was 6, I was playing on monkey bars, and dropped weirdly, so my chin smashed into my knee. Still have the scars.

The weirdest days that have happened to me are when I had infected teeth, and they needed to be removed. The dentist literally tried to fucking rip the teeth out. I was 6. 2007 was shit.
Another day is when I legit attempted to speak in a Celtic accent and lost my voice for a day. I don’t understand myself. Help.

Ouch.

yeah, I stopped her from doing it literally when she had clamps on the teeth.
ultimately I had to be knocked out so they could take them out.

[Pax Nerdvana]

Ouch.

yeah, I stopped her from doing it literally when she had clamps on the teeth.
ultimately I had to be knocked out so they could take them out.

At least they put you under.

[Mathuvan Union]

yeah, I stopped her from doing it literally when she had clamps on the teeth.
ultimately I had to be knocked out so they could take them out.

At least they put you under.

got a couple dollars from me mum, too.

[Glen Ellyn]

Ok, I have a story that isn’t really weird, but sort of weird:
There is this sports complex where my sister plays soccer every week. Inside the sports complex is a running track. You have to be a member at the sports complex to run on it, and I was not. Just as I was walking away a classmate (who was running on the track) saw me and said that I could run with her. I said “ok, thanks”. We talked and ran for about 10 minutes. The problem is I can’t remember who the classmate was. What is weird about this is that I NEVER forget minor details like that. This happened 6 years ago. I have tried unsuccessfully to remember who it was. This has startled and baffled me for a while.

[Borderlands of Rojava]

I mistook a guy I know for another guy I know yesterday.

[Luziyca]

when i was a kid, like around 7 or 8, i burned my arm

WHY IS THE SCAR STILL THERE WHYYYYYYYYYYYY

I mean, I got stung by a wasp when I was 11 at the back of my knee. While the scar has degraded over the years to the point where I can barely see it, if I look carefully at my bare legs, I'll still see a small bit of a scar.

[Thepeopl]

I was convinced that I am "dense" that everything I know, the rest of the world surely knows too. If even I know it, it must be the most basic of knowledge.

You can imagine my surprise to learn that : No, the rest of the world doesn't know what I know, I apparently am quite intelligent.

That doesn't bode well for the world...