Your scariest experience?

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Originally Posted by Splooosh

Mine :/

I was about 5, we took a trip down south to Cornwall and I was walking down the beach on my own (with people behind me of course on deckchairs etc) and I walked into some oil which was mixed in with the sand and the next thing I knew I started sinking in it. Help was about 50 metres away and I just remember crying and saying "mummm!" Thankfully a stranger watched my every step and knew that I was going to walk into the sinking sand. Then more people came over to help. It took about 4-6 people to get me out (by that time the sand was up to my waist)

The most scariest experience I have ever been through in my life, I was helpness, just watching myself being lowered into the floor :@

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which was when u start running away.

another scary thing was when i was about 8. i was at the top of our street and this blue car pulled up alongside me. there was a big black man driving and he asked me if i knew somebody - who was my neighbour. i said yes and he told me to get into his car and showed me where she lived. i got really scared because i thought he was trying to kidnap me so sprinted away and told my mums mate lol. was totally innocent but still v. scary at the time :eusa_danc

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Originally Posted by Splooosh

Mine :/

I was about 5, we took a trip down south to Cornwall and I was walking down the beach on my own (with people behind me of course on deckchairs etc) and I walked into some oil which was mixed in with the sand and the next thing I knew I started sinking in it. Help was about 50 metres away and I just remember crying and saying "mummm!" Thankfully a stranger watched my every step and knew that I was going to walk into the sinking sand. Then more people came over to help. It took about 4-6 people to get me out (by that time the sand was up to my waist)

The most scariest experience I have ever been through in my life, I was helpness, just watching myself being lowered into the floor :@

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I'd be more worried by the stranger watching my every step.

Probably over summer holidays at midnight when one of my mums friends was holding a knife stabbing his friend who was cowering in the corner, and we couldn't even fight him or anything because it was just me, my bro and mum, he left after though and didn't harm us but it was still scary to see.

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Originally Posted by Immenseman

which was when u start running away.

another scary thing was when i was about 8. i was at the top of our street and this blue car pulled up alongside me. there was a big black man driving and he asked me if i knew somebody - who was my neighbour. i said yes and he told me to get into his car and showed me where she lived. i got really scared because i thought he was trying to kidnap me so sprinted away and told my mums mate lol. was totally innocent but still v. scary at the time :eusa_danc

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That reminds me of the time there was thunder, lightening and it was absolutely pouring of rain, so we took cover in the shop. I was like 10 at the time + with my friend when her neighbour came over and offered us a lift up to my friends house so we were like yeahyeah and they started taking us in the opposite direction and we just sat there like not saying anything and they stopped like 2 mile out of where we lived and went into someones house :S:S Came back and drove us home :P

polish man was still scarier :'(

@ste - very funny :(

also when i saw the man opposite to where i live die

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Originally Posted by Immenseman

which was when u start running away.

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I wish I could but the sand was so strong, pulling against me. It's like some sort of superamzingglue that just never lets it's grip go.

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Originally Posted by Trinity

I'd be more worried by the stranger watching my every step.

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A guy with a family? surely not. He was cautious of my safety.

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Originally Posted by Splooosh

I wish I could but the sand was so strong, pulling against me. It's like some sort of superamzingglue that just never lets it's grip go.



A guy with a family? surely not. He was cautious of my safety.

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yeah i think loads of people have fallen into sinking sand especially if u live in cornwall or devon sure its hard 2 get out but not as hard as ppl make out. funny seeing tourists get into it and thinkin ther gna die, like u.

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Originally Posted by Immenseman

yeah i think loads of people have fallen into sinking sand especially if u live in cornwall or devon sure its hard 2 get out but not as hard as ppl make out. funny seeing tourists get into it and thinkin ther gna die, like u.

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yeah, dramatically funny.

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Originally Posted by Splooosh

yeah, dramatically funny.

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seeing tourists over react? yup.

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Originally Posted by Immenseman

seeing tourists over react? yup.

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possibly ye, if they were older - 14+. Especially if they were not my age, it's just, honestly, stupid if you think little kids over react over sinking.