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What's The Craziest Thing You've Ever Witnessed In Person?

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I saw someone's ex-girlfriend light her old boyfriends truck on fire. Women be crazy.

 

He probably deserved it. :angrybird5:

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Too many dead bodies to count.

 

All different ways too: gunshots, knives, lightning, fire, blunt force trauma, suffocation, hanging, lots of natural causes, and a couple of crushed babies, and on and on and on...

He probably deserved it. :angrybird5:
Hope it was a ford.
Too many dead bodies to count.

 

All different ways too: gunshots, knives, lightning, fire, blunt force trauma, suffocation, hanging, lots of natural causes, and a couple of crushed babies, and on and on and on...

 

I can only imagine what you and others in those fields such as @00Rocket28 & @capt278 have witnessed. Don't wish that on anyone.

Went to get something from a friend's dorm room. Didn't knock. Walked in on an orgy. I was grateful the Catholic values kicked in as I left, but part of me was mad I wasn't invited.

I can only imagine what you and others in those fields such as @00Rocket28 & @capt278 have witnessed. Don't wish that on anyone.

 

It goes with the turf so I am not complaining but those images stick with you FOREVER!

It goes with the turf so I am not complaining but those images stick with you FOREVER!

 

Very true.

 

Wouldn't change a thing though.

I've been struck twice, does that count?

 

I believe that is Poweball odds, I am glad you are here to tell about it!

Had a friend call me once saying he had car trouble and needed help early am on sunday morning and that I needed to bring bolt cutters. When I got there he was handcuffed naked to the rails in the bed of his El Camino, in a church parking lot.

 

Needless to say his date didnt end well.

Too many dead bodies to count.

 

All different ways too: gunshots, knives, lightning, fire, blunt force trauma, suffocation, hanging, lots of natural causes, and a couple of crushed babies, and on and on and on...

I've only heard a fraction of the stories from my father in law. Like you said, things he will never forget. I can't imagine.

My family was sitting in traffic in downtown Chicago (regular street, not interstate) in the right lane, barely crawling. A woman pulled over to park in a parallel space beside us. A man on a bicycle was driving between the right lane and parking lane when the woman who had just parked swung her door open in front of the cyclist. He ran into her open door and flipped completely over it. He was able to get up and immediately yelled at her, before riding off, albeit in a good bit of pain. Happened right beside my back seat window.

In about '82 or so I was at Riverfront for Reds vs Pirates and saw a person fall from the red seats. She did not survive the jump/fall.

In all seriousness this time. I have never seen anyone die or dead other than a formal funeral or visitation. So those don't enter into my craziness thank God.

 

I really have not seen that much craziness or anything that would be interesting. Couple of girls flashing, but I am not sure that is that crazy.

I can only imagine what you and others in those fields such as @00Rocket28 & @capt278 have witnessed. Don't wish that on anyone.

 

You kinda get used to it.

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