Whats the strangest thing you've ever seen?
Whats the strangest thing you've ever seen?
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JRT

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61 posts

255 months

Saturday 11th June 2005
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I'll start the ball rolling with a cow swimming/floating through Bridlington harbour.

chim_knee

12,689 posts

286 months

Saturday 11th June 2005
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JRT said:
I'll start the ball rolling with a cow swimming/floating through Bridlington harbour.



I don't care what anyone else posts - that's HILARIOUS! C an you imagine what a cows face would look like when floating. A look of total bemusement I imagine!

>> Edited by chim_knee on Saturday 11th June 18:42

nervous

24,050 posts

259 months

Saturday 11th June 2005
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this week? a fishmarket in a 5 star hotel.

chim_knee

12,689 posts

286 months

Saturday 11th June 2005
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nervous said:
this week? a fishmarket in a 5 star hotel.

robertlee

27 posts

294 months

Saturday 11th June 2005
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Having a quiet pint withe fellas in an old scrote's pub; when a really fat woman wanders out of the ladies trailing a complete but unravelling roll of toilet paper which she had accidentally stuffed into her cavernous cacks.
Andrex, puppys...no.

3 Beerspouts followed

Twincam16

27,647 posts

287 months

Saturday 11th June 2005
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Sitting in a pub in York (The Maltings, for those who know), looking out of the window, a Viking Longship goes past the window (the trailor was obscured by the edge of the bridge and it was so long it didn't look like it was being towed).

When you're pissed it's hilarious and surreal, especially the look on the face of the guy sitting with his back to the window when everyone looked over his shoulder, surprised, then said 'Oh look, a Viking boat'.

minimax

11,985 posts

285 months

Saturday 11th June 2005
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Twincam16 said:
Sitting in a pub in York (The Maltings, for those who know), looking out of the window, a Viking Longship goes past the window (the trailor was obscured by the edge of the bridge and it was so long it didn't look like it was being towed).

When you're pissed it's hilarious and surreal, especially the look on the face of the guy sitting with his back to the window when everyone looked over his shoulder, surprised, then said 'Oh look, a Viking boat'.



well today the stragest thing I saw today (and there were many strange things) was a bentley turbo R speedo going past 150 which was nice.

>> Edited by minimax on Saturday 11th June 19:49

JRT

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61 posts

255 months

Saturday 11th June 2005
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hey minimax just looked at your profile and saw that you've got a mod'd mini - and wondered if you went on the London to Brighton run a couple of weeks ago?

cheers

maranellouk

2,066 posts

292 months

Saturday 11th June 2005
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Man slipped in front of me at the traffic light waiting to cros in heavy traffic. Foot went under the rear wheel of a bus. Screams ensued and the everyone tired to alert the bus driver of the problem.

Only problem was that a crowd of people losing their minds did no favours for the bus driver. He was being told "go forwards" and "no, reverse". So, as you can imagine, the bus was going backwards and forwards over the lower leg of this poor guy who was trying to pull his leg out from under the wheel. Lasted about a minute but seemed to go on forever.

Just to add:

If anyone doesn't know Clapham Junction train station there is a large height difference between some trains and the platforms.

Anyway, I was sitting on the train a long time ago and the train was about to leave. This little chap came flying up the stairs and heard the "beep, beep, beep" signaling the doors were about to close. hahaha I remember this like it was yesterday.

So, he is about 8 metres from the door and launches his suitcase first which flew through the doors and smashed into the closed doors on the other side of the carriage. He then tried to jump into the train as the door closed. Due to the gap in width and gap in height between the the platform and train.....oh and the fact that his take off point for someone not immediately athletic in appearance may have led to him falling through the gap under the train.

He climbed out but the doors had already closed with his bag on it.

I have never laughed so hard in my entire life. I laughed for the entire hour journey and was luck enough to have a mate there to witness it.

>> Edited by maranellouk on Saturday 11th June 19:26

rooster

2,241 posts

266 months

Saturday 11th June 2005
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divine retribution from ants.
On hol in the algarve. Grumpy has been ant baiting all afternoon and evening, killing them by torture and making them suffer etc. We all go to bed and during the night grumpy wakes up screaming. Ants have come in thru a hole in the in the skirting and have walked up the bed leg, over the head board, past me and straight down the other side onto him. He was absolutely covered in the wee darlings biting for all they were worth.
I reckon them critters is darn intelligent!

minimax

11,985 posts

285 months

Saturday 11th June 2005
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JRT said:
hey minimax just looked at your profile and saw that you've got a mod'd mini - and wondered if you went on the London to Brighton run a couple of weeks ago?

cheers


not me fellow, I did not partake

I was planning to but work commitments stopped me

planning to attend next year with a 1380 though

groucho

12,134 posts

275 months

Saturday 11th June 2005
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A mate of mine, BV, put his hand in his pocket and bought everybody a pint once.

Balmoral Green

42,561 posts

277 months

Saturday 11th June 2005
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minimax said:
Well the strangest thing I saw today (and there were many strange things) was a Bentley Turbo R speedo going past 150 which was nice.
What's so strange about that? fairly commonplace if you ask me

Selmer

2,760 posts

271 months

Saturday 11th June 2005
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JRT said:
I'll start the ball rolling with a cow swimming/floating through Bridlington harbour.
Was he waving or drowning?

Me: I saw/witnesses a few fellow cyclists being hit from above by a bed once.
A child hanging upside down beneath a horse.
My nanna dancing at a wedding about an hour ago.

-DeaDLocK-

3,368 posts

280 months

Saturday 11th June 2005
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Once in a Malaysian jungle a dude I knew well got apparently "possessed" and he was suddenly able to speak fluently in a language I know for a fact he didn't (and doesn't) speak. At the same time there were a couple of army guys rolling around in the ground bawling their eyes out on command from this friend of mine who was uttering very stern words (in this strange language), when he's usually quite a soft spoken and jovial chap.

Before we left the army dudes there confiscated all our cameras and removed all film lest we captured any of that morning's events.

It's been about a decade now but my friends and I still talk about that day.

I don't know where you guys stand on this kind of stuff, but I was there, what happened is corroborated by all my fellow mates who were also there, and I kid you not - it was freaky and I know of no science that can explain what went on.

And as to multi-lingual mate? No recollection of said event, and yup, still unable to utter hardly a word or two of said language.

shoebag

1,137 posts

281 months

Sunday 12th June 2005
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I used to live in a first floor flat in Fleet town where you had to go through 2 sets of doors and a flight of stairs to get to my flat.
One day when I walked into the kitchen of my flat and found a frog sitting on the lino.

Selmer

2,760 posts

271 months

Sunday 12th June 2005
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shoebag said:
I used to live in a first floor flat in Fleet town where you had to go through 2 sets of doors and a flight of stairs to get to my flat.
One day when I walked into the kitchen of my flat and found a frog sitting on the lino.

He might have been looking for your car keys.

southpaw

635 posts

258 months

Sunday 12th June 2005
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shoebag said:
I used to live in a first floor flat in Fleet town where you had to go through 2 sets of doors and a flight of stairs to get to my flat.
One day when I walked into the kitchen of my flat and found a frog sitting on the lino.


F**king french, get everywhere these days

Hilts

4,684 posts

311 months

Sunday 12th June 2005
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^^^^^@Deadlock. That's pretty spooky. Some strange sh1t going on.

Strangest for me was when I used to live not far from a major airbase. One night I was outside and caught some aircraft lights coming towards me, usual port red / starboard green / white tailight.

It was a very large delta shaped aircraft as far as I could make out, did about 3 orbits around my area including very near my house about 3-4000 feet or so.

Nothing strange in that except it made absolutely no sound whatsoever, no jet noise, prop, humm etc. and it was a perfectly still quiet night.

Never saw anything like that again.

Your thoughts Eric ?

>> Edited by Hilts on Sunday 12th June 00:23

southpaw

635 posts

258 months

Sunday 12th June 2005
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Hilts said:
^^^^^@Deadlock. That's pretty spooky. Some strange sh1t going on.

Strangest for me was when I used to live not far from a major airbase. One night I was outside and caught some aircraft lights coming towards me, usual port red / starboard green / white tailight.

It was a very large delta shaped aircraft as far as I could make out, did about 3 orbits around my area including very near my house about 3-4000 feet or so.

Nothing strange in that except it made absolutely no sound whatsoever, no jet noise, prop, humm etc. and it was a perfectly still quiet night.

Never saw anything like that again.

Your thoughts Eric ?

>> Edited by Hilts on Sunday 12th June 00:23


UFO!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!