Scary Stuff...

connundrum

Looking at a stupid-ass ad for one of these 'horror' flicks... apparently the movie will be one of the scariest things I'll ever experience.

*cough*
Bollocks
*cough*

Whats the scariest thing you've ever experienced? Mine would have to be being told I mightn't walk again, or maybe that frickin spider that landed on me shoulder the other day :v: Meh

scojones

Breaking my back in a car crash.

Cosine

Not being able to log on to boards.ie..... evor! :eek:

And in reality, doing an indiana jones into a pit of snakes except without the lighter fluid.

Femelade

when i was told i was 10cm dilated.

RoundyMooney

Femmy wrote:

when i was told i was 10cm dilated.

Dilateful!

I can testify that it's just as scary when you're holding the hand, epidural has been administered and you're waiting...and waiting...

It gave me a whole new respect for wimmin tbh.

My scariest moment? Hasn't happened yet, happily. I cannot pinpoint any life experience up to know that frightened me to that degree. Maybe I'm lucky...

Riamfada

when she said "my ex was bigger"

Femelade

Grimes wrote:

when she said "my ex was bigger"

ha ha
what did you do!!! what did you do??!!

Chopperdog

Looking down the wrong end of the barrels of a loaded shotgun......:eek:

Riamfada

Femmy wrote:

ha ha
what did you do!!! what did you do??!!

it was followed with..."its better with you" so i left it.

connundrum

Femmy wrote:

when i was told i was 10cm dilated.

I'd be fairly ****tin meself if I was 10cm.. literally

Grimes wrote:

when she said "my ex was bigger"

I really have nothing smart to say after that...

*Pats Grimes on the back

Cosine

Ah you know women always like to put the lad down.

She was prob just intimidated :v:

JohnCleary

Breaking my spine and being told I may not walk again. Thankfully it was a happy ending (After about a year of therapy/physio/etc)

Cosine

Nasty, how did that happen?

Kermitt

Missing a speeding car that broke a stop sign at about 50mph by no more than 6 inches - don't know which scared me more, the fact that i could have been killed, or how quick my reflexes kicked in to swerve left and miss his back wing.. Was convinced i was going to smash into him. still crops up in dreams every now and then..

JohnCleary

Cosine wrote:

Nasty, how did that happen?

Motorbike accident. Car knocked me off the bike, another car came along (Merc E class) and the drivers front wheel went over my back.

(Luckily my spine protected my internal organs, had I been turned the otherway the car would have just crushed my organs)

Sam Vimes

nearly drowned in a canoe. scardd the crap out of me. left the club after that. had to clean out the canoe too

Endurance Man

Had a few scary moments, many of which occurred at Disney Land . Had a ride called the Tower Of Terror, basically simulated what it would be like for an elevator cable to snap - about 4 times , chinese people behind me where crying .
Also the numerous times iv been held under water by large waves .

Terry

having panic attacks for the last 13 years.

Aporia

Hmmmm dunno about scariest but...


A few years ago I wanted to go on a roller coaster but was freaking out so
I spent about an hour putting myself through torture trying to pucker up my courage.
Finally my friends convinced me to go on.

As it started I tested to see if the bar to keep you in was locked...
it wasn't so I thought I was going to die approaching the loop.


Gravity saved my life...how I love him.

patzer117

i have to say the scariest moment in my life was watching my great aunt die. It was one of weirdest experiences I've had, but very very scary.

netwhizkid

Getting thrown into a Swimming pool at 10yrs of age without warning, I was standing at the edge watching the other swimmers going up and down the lanes when my younger cousin came and pushed me in, I remember my eyes being open as I reached the bottom of the pool. :mad:

Another time I got really frightened was when my Father had an accident at work (Eircom) and been told that the telephone pole he was on top of had cracked and he had fell over 50ft from the top of the pole down into a river (Known as a Comer. Pronounced Cummer... :rolleyes: > I know old word were so innocent weren't' they?) Anyway I got an awful fright and can remember being taken out of School and rushing to visit him in Hospital. On the up side he survived thank god with minor Injuries and we had the next year and a half for bonding as it took that long to recover right and get over the trauma.

Watching a man getting a Heart Attack two years ago in A&E really frightened me too.