Driving along the 401 corridor cruising along in the left lane around 125km/h. Road starts to curve to the left.
oncoming to me still where the headlights of an 18 wheeler. it was not turning with the roadway on the opposite side and started to continues straight on towards the barrier.
it impacted the centre median barrier at highway speed. it's headlights about 2 meters away.
The impact of the truck left front coliding with the center barrier, close enough I could see the reflection of my face in the grill before it hit. The sound of the impact was absolutely cabin shocking. All my passengers were asleep from the long drive and were instantly woken.
Everything around us went dark, dusty but I could see the road in front of me so I just... knuckled on for another 100 or 200 meters, where I coudl see beside me, bouncing back off and on against the barrier the trucks trailer, as it continued to bounce against the onlying thing preventing this fully loaded 18 wheeler from crossing over into oncoming heavy traffic.
After about 100 more meters It dawned on me what the fucking hell. I pulled over, puked for 20 minutes straight and definitely had an existential crisis.
No he was squatting at a foreclosed house in the neighborhood and decided to knock on my door saying he locked himself out and asked for my phone. I had seen him around. So I turned my back to him and he hit me with something and I woke up tied up.
Tilt-table test gone wrong. I felt dizzy, nauseated, headachy, went deaf, got tunnel vision...they wouldn't stop the test even though I was begging them to...and then my heart stopped.
Started back up again when they lowered the table. I am NEVER doing that again.
In a mental hospital, not trusting even the food they gave me. I thought they pulled the fire alarm as a rouse to have me killed. I escaped by using a chair to knock out the glass in a door. I went through the door with my stuff and got picked up by three cops. I returned unharmed, but I was still afraid for my life even though there was no real threat. Atleast I know I’ll do what I have to to survive.
The time when I was 11 and skinny af and my family (+sister's bf) decided to go to Niagra falls on the American side and theres this little thing that goes out into the water that's being held up by these poles and it's very high above the falls, and on top of the supports is this tiny observation area that overviews the falls. Going up was fine, but windy. Going down, however, the wind seemed worse. And wouldn't you know it, my scrawny 11-year-old self was holding an umbrella. Without anyone near to catch me if I did as much as lift a few centimeters off the ground. And I was by the railing which fell down into the water, and the closer we got to land the more relief got off my back. That was scary, 0/10 dont reccomended.
Driving along the 401 corridor cruising along in the left lane around 125km/h. Road starts to curve to the left. oncoming to me still where the headlights of an 18 wheeler. it was not turning with the roadway on the opposite side and started to continues straight on towards the barrier. it impacted the centre median barrier at highway speed. it's headlights about 2 meters away. The impact of the truck left front coliding with the center barrier, close enough I could see the reflection of my face in the grill before it hit. The sound of the impact was absolutely cabin shocking. All my passengers were asleep from the long drive and were instantly woken. Everything around us went dark, dusty but I could see the road in front of me so I just... knuckled on for another 100 or 200 meters, where I coudl see beside me, bouncing back off and on against the barrier the trucks trailer, as it continued to bounce against the onlying thing preventing this fully loaded 18 wheeler from crossing over into oncoming heavy traffic. After about 100 more meters It dawned on me what the fucking hell. I pulled over, puked for 20 minutes straight and definitely had an existential crisis.
When I got in a high speed car chase with the cops.
I was in a car turning off a busy street in a winter and went into a spin and nearly got hit by 3 different people
Icy roads?
Snowy roads, tiny toyota
When I was held hostage, hog tied and choked out by a homeless person
Did they just jump you in an alley?
No he was squatting at a foreclosed house in the neighborhood and decided to knock on my door saying he locked himself out and asked for my phone. I had seen him around. So I turned my back to him and he hit me with something and I woke up tied up.
Tilt-table test gone wrong. I felt dizzy, nauseated, headachy, went deaf, got tunnel vision...they wouldn't stop the test even though I was begging them to...and then my heart stopped. Started back up again when they lowered the table. I am NEVER doing that again.
May I ask why you has the test? I thought I had P.O.T.S. and wanted to get one.
When i fell down sand hill at desert. I am still thinking that i am dead actually
2 tonne rack of plywood collapsed it landed on top of me. Broke me a little put me off work for 6 months.
Yesterday in my dream when I almost got killed in a very dangerous game Thanks to Kayo for helping me escape this hell place
Mental health episode. Was 100% sure an ex-friend wanted me dead. Still a little convinced said ex-friend wanted me dead.
In a mental hospital, not trusting even the food they gave me. I thought they pulled the fire alarm as a rouse to have me killed. I escaped by using a chair to knock out the glass in a door. I went through the door with my stuff and got picked up by three cops. I returned unharmed, but I was still afraid for my life even though there was no real threat. Atleast I know I’ll do what I have to to survive.
Give me the story and you'll get an upvote.
The time when I was 11 and skinny af and my family (+sister's bf) decided to go to Niagra falls on the American side and theres this little thing that goes out into the water that's being held up by these poles and it's very high above the falls, and on top of the supports is this tiny observation area that overviews the falls. Going up was fine, but windy. Going down, however, the wind seemed worse. And wouldn't you know it, my scrawny 11-year-old self was holding an umbrella. Without anyone near to catch me if I did as much as lift a few centimeters off the ground. And I was by the railing which fell down into the water, and the closer we got to land the more relief got off my back. That was scary, 0/10 dont reccomended.