Topic: What's the stupidist thing- | |
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You've ever done, and will admit to. Lets have a laugh or two. I've seen too many sad topics here lately.
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If I told you, then I would have to neuralize you. |
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I never really considered any of my choices stupid, they were made for a reason at a time different than now and it would be unfair to review them in the past-tense.
Everything is easy to critique in the past-tense, it just isn't beneficial to the future-tense in my opinion. |
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I was working the summer between my sophomore and
junior years at college at a hospital in Medina, Ohio, as a Nurses Aide. On the first day, I was told to "go clean the thermometers." Easy enough. I went into the cleaning room, filled a big container with hot soapy water, then dumped in all the thermometers. You could hear them exploding all over the hospital :-) Good thing they liked me. |
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I was working the summer between my sophomore and junior years at college at a hospital in Medina, Ohio, as a Nurses Aide. On the first day, I was told to "go clean the thermometers." Easy enough. I went into the cleaning room, filled a big container with hot soapy water, then dumped in all the thermometers. You could hear them exploding all over the hospital :-) Good thing they liked me. haha... |
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the stupidest thing I have ever done and will admit to - admission is not the issue
it's just that I really haven't done much stuff that is all that stupid there are days that I think moving to columbus ranks up there, but the tide seems to somehow be turning |
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Now beyond getting married, (a major mistake on my part), I'd have say that breaking my leg was about the biggist stupid thing I ever did
I broke it about 2 inches above my ankle, both bones, and put myself out of commission for one year. That's right, boys and girls, one year. Bones don't heal that fast way down there, as I found out. Ever since then, I treasure walking. And I remember that day every year, since it happened. I've seen football players break legs playing, I flinch when I see it happen. |
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Watched Twilight.
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Watched Twilight. Voluntarily? |
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Edited by
ViaMusica
on
Wed 06/19/13 08:13 PM
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I walked right into a hole in the sidewalk when I was nineteen and sprained my ankle. That taught me not to look in one direction while walking in the opposite one... at least, not usually.
The most annoying part was that it knocked me out of the chorus of my college's production of West Side Story, because I couldn't handle the dance moves while the ankle healed, so I switched to run crew instead. |
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I've done some really stupid things that I do wish I had not done, but they are classified. If the people I did them with bring them up I deny all memory or knowledge of them. In disavow everything.
It never happened. |
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I've done a lot of stupid thing in my youth. Some I won't go into detail about. Probably one of the most explosive was when friends and I tried to carbonate milk.
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I've done a lot of stupid thing in my youth. Some I won't go into detail about. Probably one of the most explosive was when friends and I tried to carbonate milk. Torgo: "HONEY, I'M HOME!" |
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I've done a lot of stupid thing in my youth. Some I won't go into detail about. Probably one of the most explosive was when friends and I tried to carbonate milk. NO way that's hilarious |
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When I was about 13 my best friend and I snuck out of my house at night. We broke into the clubhouse of a nearby apartment complex, went swimming in their pool and drank TANG from the community kitchen. Unbeknownst to us, we set off the silent alarm. The police showed up, at which point we RAN. We managed to get back to my house, avoiding the pursuing police officer, climbed back in my bedroom window, only to find my dad sitting on my bed waiting for us.
NOT my best decision. I'd definitely do it again. |
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When I was about 13 my best friend and I snuck out of my house at night. We broke into the clubhouse of a nearby apartment complex, went swimming in their pool and drank TANG from the community kitchen. Unbeknownst to us, we set off the silent alarm. The police showed up, at which point we RAN. We managed to get back to my house, avoiding the pursuing police officer, climbed back in my bedroom window, only to find my dad sitting on my bed waiting for us. NOT my best decision. I'd definitely do it again. glad to know I'm not the only one...I can still remembre sneaking out at night during gal pal sleepovers, and one time having to talk my friend gayle down out of a tree so we could be on the run before the police arrived.....the officer (there was only one - this was small town America) anyway, the officer's wife was one of my mother's best friends we needed to get MOVING and she was up a tree....good grief |
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we weren't doing anything wrong...somebody's mother probably looked out the window and saw us running around out there and called mr burgett (the officer)
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