Do roller coasters apply? Then I would say that the Jurrasic Park coaster at Univeral Studios World was a very scary experience.
what is your most scariest experince?
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None that are worth mentioning; I live a clam life, so far.
The scariest experience would probably be playing Dead Space, a video game.
Rista12 wrote:
Do roller coasters apply? Then I would say that the Jurrasic Park coaster at Univeral Studios World was a very scary experience.
really? I guess that would be scary. I rode the Scream! Drop tower at SFNE (Six Flags New England) and it was scary so much but it was fun!
AnthonyCG wrote:
I turned on the radio once, and the Jonas Brothers came on. It was horrible. I didn't know what to do. I paniced.
Luckily some kind officers were in the neighborhood and they were able to storm my house and subdue the radio with their nightsticks. It took them 1 whole minute of the song to take it down but they did it.
They got me a replacement and everthing.
I'll never forget what those brave officers did that day.
lol do you hate the Johnas Brothers? and if that really happened brave officers! (no offence, but that sounds a bit bizzare for me.) lol
It was the winter of, well never mind that, & we were coming down this mountain road (mole hill) when all of a sudden we hit an icy patch and started sliding toward this cliff (sort of a deeper ravine than you would want to fall into) and just at the last second on the very edge... we regained traction and continued on our almost soiled way(I nearly spilled my coffee). It was startling!
I got in a fight in junior high school.
This girl's boyfriend was flirting with me and I told him to stop. Somehow this turned into it being my fault. She came up and started trying to "keep me off her man" or something.
It was pretty nasty. Pretty scary.
Funny thing... When boys fight, they pretty much just do it to show they can and that's it. They're pretty happy to be broken apart.
When girls fight, they're pretty much trying to kill each other.
AnthonyCG wrote:
seanki wrote:
AnthonyCG wrote:
I turned on the radio once, and the Jonas Brothers came on. It was horrible. I didn't know what to do. I paniced.
Luckily some kind officers were in the neighborhood and they were able to storm my house and subdue the radio with their nightsticks. It took them 1 whole minute of the song to take it down but they did it.
They got me a replacement and everthing.
I'll never forget what those brave officers did that day.
lol do you hate the Johnas Brothers? and if that really happened brave officers! (no offence, but that sounds a bit bizzare for me.) lol
Lisening to one minute of the Jonas Bros is torture. You have to be real brave to sit through that or even the whole song!?!
lol I know! The Jonas Brothers have to pay me three-million dollars for me to listen to one of there songs!
Joseph-S wrote:
It was the winter of, well never mind that, & we were coming down this mountain road (mole hill) when all of a sudden we hit an icy patch and started sliding toward this cliff (sort of a deeper ravine than you would want to fall into) and just at the last second on the very edge... we regained traction and continued on our almost soiled way(I nearly spilled my coffee). It was startling!
My heart would stop and drop down to my stomach!
Last Night, When I was in Boston because my parents had to do something work-related. I was glad I had a day off school as of that. Later, we went into a restaraunt called "Union Oyster House" or something called like that at about 5:00 PM ET on Monday, 14th of December. I kept saying and wishing I had Tuesday off too. When we came back to the car, my father realized that he left the GPS on the window, and somebody smashed the driver's window and stole the GPS! I was scared, for some reason, however, we had to stay another night too! We came to the car at about 5:40 or so, and had to stay 'till 6:20- or so!
My scariest experience would be when my little brothers set me up and locked me in a closet full of my neighbours cats..
I couldn't breathe and I fainted. My brothers didn't notice of course. They told me they locked me in for 5 minutes only to find me sleeping on the floor.
I fainted not sleep! I woke up when they splash cold water to my face.
Ooooh, they're so busted. Just because mum and dad were out for a few hours doesn't mean they can do anything they want... and that's when they suffered their worst experience...
The last time I remember feeling the fear I was about 4. Somebody sat me in front of the movie Jaws.
I nearly drowned once too but fear and panic are 2 different things. 
Dec 17, 2009
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Once I understood what "losing control of the wheel" really meant. Nobody got hurt, but it was so close.
I had a few scary momments in my life but the scariest one was when I forgot my lil sister all alone in some bakery, I think.
...and when I got the swine flue in the army about 4 months ago, I really thought I was going to die 
Dec 18, 2009
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LostDreamer wrote:
...and when I got the swine flue in the army about 4 months ago, I really thought I was going to die
How bad was it? How did you beat it?
LostDreamer wrote:
I had a few scary momments in my life but the scariest one was when I forgot my lil sister all alone in some bakery, I think.
...and when I got the swine flue in the army about 4 months ago, I really thought I was going to die
Why did you think you were going to die? it's just a flu!
philidor_position wrote:
LostDreamer wrote:
...and when I got the swine flue in the army about 4 months ago, I really thought I was going to die
How bad was it? How did you beat it?
It was nothing, absolutely nothing, the lightest flue I ever had. They said that I was just lucky to pass it lightly, it lasted 2 days and that was it.
TV of course, always talking about the massive flue that kills, 45 dead people here 35 there etc. full of exagerrating, but hell it was scary, wearing a stupid mask and all people steping aside when seeing me... haha good memorries :p
LostDreamer wrote:
philidor_position wrote:
LostDreamer wrote:
...and when I got the swine flue in the army about 4 months ago, I really thought I was going to die
How bad was it? How did you beat it?
It was nothing, absolutely nothing, the lightest flue I ever had. They said that I was just lucky to pass it lightly, it lasted 2 days and that was it.
TV of course, always talking about the massive flue that kills, 45 dead people here 35 there etc. full of exagerrating, but hell it was scary, wearing a stupid mask and all people steping aside when seeing me... haha good memorries :p
Good memories?! Lol
Dec 18, 2009
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LostDreamer wrote:
philidor_position wrote:
LostDreamer wrote:
...and when I got the swine flue in the army about 4 months ago, I really thought I was going to die
How bad was it? How did you beat it?
It was nothing, absolutely nothing, the lightest flue I ever had. They said that I was just lucky to pass it lightly, it lasted 2 days and that was it.
TV of course, always talking about the massive flue that kills, 45 dead people here 35 there etc. full of exagerrating, but hell it was scary, wearing a stupid mask and all people steping aside when seeing me... haha good memorries :p
Thanks for explaining, it did sound a little like exagerration to me the way they gave the news on TV. But still, people do keep dying of it. Consider yourself lucky 
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Everyone had there best, saddest and scariest experience. My scariest experience would be when I went over to my friend's house; there was a swimming pool. However, my brother came over too so he swam. When we were in the pool, I swam to the 10 ft (3.333 m) deep zone and guess what! my 5 year old brother had a small "Inflatable boat" and he went to the deep end too. However, along it being dangerous, he fell of the boat! As he couldn't swim well he had to grab on to something and unfortanatly I was next to him so he had to grab a hold of me! Because I can't put my feet down, I was close to drowning. I was screaming "Help! Help" but my brother said "Please Sean, trust me"! (yeah, I don't really know what that meant either.) Unfortanatly, there was no lifegaurd so I saw my father about to dive probably 1 minute after when he realized it was not a game. Before he could get to me, I was close to drowning when my friend pull me off to safety, (where the 'stairs' are) and he saved me! You might be thinking "you are exaggerating", but it wasn't a peice of cake for me! Many thanks to my friend, however, what was your most scariest experience?