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Scariest moment ever in your entire life (Non Football)
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Trufflehound
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Nibble said:
Vigilante then. That's more like it...
Is this you?
League1Champions
Banned
Les Biehn said:
Mine was whilst in a old style mini travelling as a passenger down the M1. The tyre burst and the car first veered into the hard shoulder but then turned around we were facing on coming traffic. I was certain that we would be hit by a lorry or a coach and be flattened, but instead was hit by a vauxhall vectra. It hit at just the right point i.e on the wing, that we spun around and hit the central reservation before stopping. Thankfully the traffic must have been light that day.
Apart from some bruising neither of us were hurt, but I really did think I was gonna see my maker.
Apart from some bruising neither of us were hurt, but I really did think I was gonna see my maker.
London Calling
New member
My baby daughter aged two years hitting a ralling spike with her face.............................for a dreadful minute or so I believed it had punctured her eye, luckily it was side of her nose right adacent to her eye. She still has the scar.
bhaexpress
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Having a gun pointed at me by a would be mugger in Texas, thing is a friend of mine saw what was happening and walked up behind him and smashed a bottle over his head. The mugger was arrested without any sympathy from the Police !
bhaexpress
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Simster said:Let me tell you that is nothing like as SCARY as the threat of being sued because of something I posted on a message board.
Are you sure you're telling the truth though ?
BIRCHYBOY27
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Mistaken identity.
Once a man drove up in a car at preston park punched my mate and said "you through a firework through my window" it was not us at all.
I said it wasn't and then he grabbed me through me in his car and locked the door.
Then he picked up his girlfriend and they told me they were taking me to the police.
All through the journey about 20 mins they were deciding whether to kill me and told me they were going to at least 10 times.
Luckily they took me to the police station and i told my story and let me go.
I have never been so scared i was 14 at the time.
Once a man drove up in a car at preston park punched my mate and said "you through a firework through my window" it was not us at all.
I said it wasn't and then he grabbed me through me in his car and locked the door.
Then he picked up his girlfriend and they told me they were taking me to the police.
All through the journey about 20 mins they were deciding whether to kill me and told me they were going to at least 10 times.
Luckily they took me to the police station and i told my story and let me go.
I have never been so scared i was 14 at the time.
bhaexpress
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BIRCHYBOY27 said:
Threats to kill are actually very illegal and apart from the kidnapping the bloke could have got a jail sentence for that alone.
BIRCHYBOY27
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bhaexpress said:
I didn't know that at the time it was very scary, it was on my route to school so everyday i saw the house was a shit time.
BIRCHYBOY27
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Nibble said:
Didn't think of that its was 13 years ago now think he may have moved damn it
Dave the OAP
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just remembered.....when we were in St Malo in France, we parked up at the side of the road and was unloading the kids and the tonne of equipment required when they were young ( 3 or 4). I put becky down for a split second and she dashed out into the road between our car and the one behind us straight into the path of a van...luckily he saw her and slammed his brakes on.
Looking back, the worst moment of bringing up the kids....one saturday morning, it was heaving in M&S on Western Road....I turned around to speak to karen and in that split second laura was gone.......I started yelling for her as did karen and I shot out of the shop looking for her.......after frantic searching what seemed like hours and must have been a couple of minutes, an employee found us with laura in her arms......I still go cold when I think of that moment! She must have been carried along with the general flow of people heading towards the back of the shop.
Looking back, the worst moment of bringing up the kids....one saturday morning, it was heaving in M&S on Western Road....I turned around to speak to karen and in that split second laura was gone.......I started yelling for her as did karen and I shot out of the shop looking for her.......after frantic searching what seemed like hours and must have been a couple of minutes, an employee found us with laura in her arms......I still go cold when I think of that moment! She must have been carried along with the general flow of people heading towards the back of the shop.
Dave the Gaffer said:just remembered.....when we were in St Malo in France, we parked up at the side of the road and was unloading the kids and the tonne of equipment required when they were young ( 3 or 4). I put becky down for a split second and she dashed out into the road between our car and the one behind us straight into the path of a van...luckily he saw her and slammed his brakes on.
Looking back, the worst moment of bringing up the kids....one saturday morning, it was heaving in M&S on Western Road....I turned around to speak to karen and in that split second laura was gone.......I started yelling for her as did karen and I shot out of the shop looking for her.......after frantic searching what seemed like hours and must have been a couple of minutes, an employee found us with laura in her arms......I still go cold when I think of that moment! She must have been carried along with the general flow of people heading towards the back of the shop.
Those are two of my biggest fears!! Must have been like ice in your heart for a while!! Horrible....