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PrintableI have been in plenty of unsafe situations, but as far as doing something deliberate:
I had a camaro when I was 18, after nights of drinking I used to get on highway 495 and drive at top speed, sometimes as far as cape cod and back eventually I totalled it drunk driving on a back road [Edited 5/8/09 6:34am] Le prego di non toccare la macchina per favore! | |
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DanceWme said: Probably mix a whole crap load of drinks together.
I was damn near depressed at some point and just said fuck it. I couldnt tell u which drinks i mixed but it was too much for me. My body was messed up. I woke up feeling drunk and with a fever. Took my temp and it was 102. Drunk some water and took it again an hour later. This time it was 103.5. I didnt want anyone to know because i didnt wanna go to the hospital or anything. I laid back down and when i took it once more, it was 105. I could hardly walk. I didnt know what was going on but i didnt care. I cant remember what i took..whether it was motrin or thera flu but my temp finally went back down. Dont know wtf happened but  Proud Memaw to Seyhan Olivia Christine ,Zoey Cirilo Jaylee & Ellie Abigail Lillian  | |
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i just dunked a really thin biscuit into my coffee and managed to eat it without any breaking off into said coffee or my lap....edgy stuff i know but hey i live on the edge
Oh and nebulasunwashednutwart good try but not as good as titwanksymphonythingy  What you don't remember never happened | |
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I went through an insane whore phase when I was younger. Always safe(r) encounters, but literally countless partners.  That was definitely the most unsafe thing I've done, and I'm grateful to have been moved past it.[Edited 5/8/09 21:12pm] Ὅσον ζῇς φαίνου
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MIGUELGOMEZ said: My bestest friend (RIP) and I used to drive up to Santa Cruz a lot in the 80's. (They had the only 18 and over gay club.) It was a long and windy road up into the mountains. On our way back we would turn off the car lights and as soon as we thought we were going to crash we would turn them on. We would be laughing and screaming the entire time.
We could have literally fallen off a cliff. God I miss him sooooo much.  Ὅσον ζῇς φαίνου
μηδὲν ὅλως σὺ λυποῦ πρὸς ὀλίγον ἐστὶ τὸ ζῆν τὸ τέλος ὁ χρόνος ἀπαιτεῖ.” | |
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Tremolina said: When I was like thirteen I joyrided with a friend of mine whose father taught him how to race. We raced with 100 km/h through his neighbourhood, totally irresponsible. After a couple of times of almost getting into an accident I declined to join him again. A little while later he had caused an accident that almost hurt a little baby. He had to go to court, got a sentence and couldn't get his drivers license for 5 years after he got 18.
Lately, I am not much into danger seeking anymore, altho' during my last travel I went out at night in one of Costa Rica's most dangerous cities. I didn't get robbed by any drug user or gang member, but by the police! They abused their power, intimidated the hell out of me and, after they took my money, dumped me at the most dangerous place in town in the middle of the night.  People there were openly carrying guns on the street and I became an instant target. Luckily I got away safe...
- [Edited 5/8/09 3:11am] Yikes. Why'd the cops stop you in the first place? Was it a racial thing, you think? Ὅσον ζῇς φαίνου
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Once while a college freshman:
Drank rot gut vodka, mixed it with Pepsi, beer and a joint. I was so sick I thought I was going to die. | |
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Lammastide said: Tremolina said: When I was like thirteen I joyrided with a friend of mine whose father taught him how to race. We raced with 100 km/h through his neighbourhood, totally irresponsible. After a couple of times of almost getting into an accident I declined to join him again. A little while later he had caused an accident that almost hurt a little baby. He had to go to court, got a sentence and couldn't get his drivers license for 5 years after he got 18.
Lately, I am not much into danger seeking anymore, altho' during my last travel I went out at night in one of Costa Rica's most dangerous cities. I didn't get robbed by any drug user or gang member, but by the police! They abused their power, intimidated the hell out of me and, after they took my money, dumped me at the most dangerous place in town in the middle of the night. People there were openly carrying guns on the street and I became an instant target. Luckily I got away safe...
- [Edited 5/8/09 3:11am] Yikes. Why'd the cops stop you in the first place? Was it a racial thing, you think? No purely money. I only went out for dinner and after I left the restaurant went back to my hotel. I passed the corner and they were standing there. They saw me and immediately called me over. Because I didn't carry my passport (I only got out to grab a bite and left it in the hotel) they had a reason to hold me, notcaring about my request to go to my hotel one block furhter and get my passport. So they made me empty all my pockets on the street, took me in their car and told me they would have to take me to the station and lock me up. then they changed their mind and did go to my hotel where they searched all my stuff to see if I wasn't carrying any drugs. Then I had to get back into the car again, closed the doors and made me pay up so they could "eat" before they left me at that horrbile spot. | |
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Lammastide said: I went through an insane whore phase when I was younger. Always safe(r) encounters, but literally countless partners.
That was definitely the most unsafe thing I've done.Me too!  MyeternalgrattitudetoPhil&Val.Herman said "We want sweaty truckers at the truck stop! We want cigar puffing men that look like they wanna beat the living daylights out of us" Val"sporking is spooning with benefits" | |
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Tremolina said: Lammastide said: Yikes. Why'd the cops stop you in the first place? Was it a racial thing, you think? No purely money. I only went out for dinner and after I left the restaurant went back to my hotel. I passed the corner and they were standing there. They saw me and immediately called me over. Because I didn't carry my passport (I only got out to grab a bite and left it in the hotel) they had a reason to hold me, notcaring about my request to go to my hotel one block furhter and get my passport. So they made me empty all my pockets on the street, took me in their car and told me they would have to take me to the station and lock me up. then they changed their mind and did go to my hotel where they searched all my stuff to see if I wasn't carrying any drugs. Then I had to get back into the car again, closed the doors and made me pay up so they could "eat" before they left me at that horrbile spot.
This all was completely uncalled for, but this part seems downright illegal. (Or it would be in many parts of the world.) Assuming you were in or around San Jose, I wonder if the Dutch embassy might have been able to do something about this? Ὅσον ζῇς φαίνου
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MIGUELGOMEZ said: Lammastide said: I went through an insane whore phase when I was younger. Always safe(r) encounters, but literally countless partners.
That was definitely the most unsafe thing I've done.Me too!  WTH was I thinking? Ὅσον ζῇς φαίνου
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Lammastide said: Tremolina said: No purely money. I only went out for dinner and after I left the restaurant went back to my hotel. I passed the corner and they were standing there. They saw me and immediately called me over. Because I didn't carry my passport (I only got out to grab a bite and left it in the hotel) they had a reason to hold me, notcaring about my request to go to my hotel one block furhter and get my passport. So they made me empty all my pockets on the street, took me in their car and told me they would have to take me to the station and lock me up. then they changed their mind and did go to my hotel where they searched all my stuff to see if I wasn't carrying any drugs. Then I had to get back into the car again, closed the doors and made me pay up so they could "eat" before they left me at that horrbile spot.
This all was completely uncalled for, but this part seems downright illegal. (Or it would be in many parts of the world.) Assuming you were in or around San Jose, I wonder if the Dutch embassy might have been able to do something about this?
No it was in Puntarenas (a large port town) and yeah it was very much illegal, but I am not sure what my embassy could have done while I was sitting in their car figuring out a way to get them off my back. The thing is, Costa Rica's police is very much underpaid (and involved in the drugs and gang business) and altho' I could have resisted, they could then have me beaten up and later claim they found me on the streets like that and simply helped me out. Ain't no way then I can prove they did that to me. I am still going to write a formal complaint to Costa Rica's president tho'! | |
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Tremolina said: Lammastide said:
This all was completely uncalled for, but this part seems downright illegal. (Or it would be in many parts of the world.) Assuming you were in or around San Jose, I wonder if the Dutch embassy might have been able to do something about this?
No it was in Puntarenas (a large port town) and yeah it was very much illegal, but I am not sure what my embassy could have done while I was sitting in their car figuring out a way to get them off my back. The thing is, Costa Rica's police is very much underpaid (and involved in the drugs and gang business) and altho' I could have resisted, they could then have me beaten up and later claim they found me on the streets like that and simply helped me out. Ain't no way then I can prove they did that to me. I am still going to write a formal complaint to Costa Rica's president tho'! Most police are grossly underpaid and most of them assholes totally abuse their power.  | |
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1sexymf said: Tremolina said:
No it was in Puntarenas (a large port town) and yeah it was very much illegal, but I am not sure what my embassy could have done while I was sitting in their car figuring out a way to get them off my back. The thing is, Costa Rica's police is very much underpaid (and involved in the drugs and gang business) and altho' I could have resisted, they could then have me beaten up and later claim they found me on the streets like that and simply helped me out. Ain't no way then I can prove they did that to me. I am still going to write a formal complaint to Costa Rica's president tho'! Most police are grossly underpaid and most of them assholes totally abuse their power. I heard a couple of stories mine pales to. One guy told me he once got stopped three times in Nicaragua by police with machine guns. Every time they claimed he did something wrong like speeding and told him to pay up big time with a machine gun pointed at this head. After one day of driving he lost 400$ that way. | |
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Tremolina said: Lammastide said:
This all was completely uncalled for, but this part seems downright illegal. (Or it would be in many parts of the world.) Assuming you were in or around San Jose, I wonder if the Dutch embassy might have been able to do something about this?
No it was in Puntarenas (a large port town) and yeah it was very much illegal, but I am not sure what my embassy could have done while I was sitting in their car figuring out a way to get them off my back. The thing is, Costa Rica's police is very much underpaid (and involved in the drugs and gang business) and altho' I could have resisted, they could then have me beaten up and later claim they found me on the streets like that and simply helped me out. Ain't no way then I can prove they did that to me. I am still going to write a formal complaint to Costa Rica's president tho'! I meant afterwards! But I suppose it'd still be their word against yours... and Dutch authorities wouldn't exactly have jurisdiction in Costa Rica.
Sucks. Ὅσον ζῇς φαίνου
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Lammastide said: Tremolina said:
No it was in Puntarenas (a large port town) and yeah it was very much illegal, but I am not sure what my embassy could have done while I was sitting in their car figuring out a way to get them off my back. The thing is, Costa Rica's police is very much underpaid (and involved in the drugs and gang business) and altho' I could have resisted, they could then have me beaten up and later claim they found me on the streets like that and simply helped me out. Ain't no way then I can prove they did that to me. I am still going to write a formal complaint to Costa Rica's president tho'! I meant afterwards! But I suppose it'd still be their word against yours... and Dutch authorities wouldn't exactly have jurisdiction in Costa Rica.
Sucks. Right! And you know, I didn't have proof I had to pay them either. They knew exactly what they were doing. But alas, while no fun, it was pretty exciting not knowing what these assholes were going to do with me and trying to get out of it the best I could. | |
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Tremolina said: Lammastide said: I meant afterwards! But I suppose it'd still be their word against yours... and Dutch authorities wouldn't exactly have jurisdiction in Costa Rica.
Sucks. Right! And you know, I didn't have proof I had to pay them either. They knew exactly what they were doing. But alas, while no fun, it was pretty exciting not knowing what these assholes were going to do with me and trying to get out of it the best I could. That's a crazy story. But I would NEVER step foot outside my hotel without my passport, especially in an 'underdeveloped' country. | |
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Trusted P****E. [Edited 5/8/09 11:33am] | |
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yall are pussies. | |
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Nothinbutjoy said: MIGUELGOMEZ said: My bestest friend (RIP) and I used to drive up to Santa Cruz a lot in the 80's. (They had the only 18 and over gay club.) It was a long and windy road up into the mountains. On our way back we would turn off the car lights and as soon as we thought we were going to crash we would turn them on. We would be laughing and screaming the entire time.
We could have literally fallen off a cliff. God I miss him sooooo much. O. M. G. That scares me just reading it!!! me 2 | |
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heartbeatocean said: Tremolina said: Right! And you know, I didn't have proof I had to pay them either. They knew exactly what they were doing. But alas, while no fun, it was pretty exciting not knowing what these assholes were going to do with me and trying to get out of it the best I could. That's a crazy story. But I would NEVER step foot outside my hotel without my passport, especially in an 'underdeveloped' country. Obviously I would!
Seriously, I did always wear at least a copy on me. I got in late in my hotel tho' (didn't even wanna spend the night there), changed my clothing and forgot to take it while I only went out for something to eat. What are the chances of that happening then?
By the way, I also climed a 40 meter high 'arbol estrangular' tree. That was pretty unsafe too, but a very cool thing to do. Here some pics!
The tree from the ground 
Climbing from the inside 
Met a nice girl on the way to the top... 
Hippies in the top of the tree 
View on the Pacific from the top of the tree  | |
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Gotta say that 7 hour bus drive with the driver looking drunk and texting on his phone all the time while he was circumventing potholes on the road or was driving through the mountains in the rain, was pretty interesting too. | |
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Tremolina said: Gotta say that 7 hour bus drive with the driver looking drunk and texting on his phone all the time while he was circumventing potholes on the road or was driving through the mountains in the rain, was pretty interesting too.
* Going out at night in a foreign "Third World" country without your Passport. * Climbing 40-meter-tall trees with no apparent harness. * Passenger in a bus driven -- through mountains -- by some drunkard on a cell phone. 
We've definitely gotta get you married off. You need a girl who'll keep you out of trouble.  Ὅσον ζῇς φαίνου
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Lammastide said: Tremolina said: Gotta say that 7 hour bus drive with the driver looking drunk and texting on his phone all the time while he was circumventing potholes on the road or was driving through the mountains in the rain, was pretty interesting too.
* Going out at night in a foreign "Third World" country without your Passport. * Climbing 40-meter-tall trees with no apparent harness. * Passenger in a bus driven -- through mountains -- by some drunkard on a cell phone.
We've definitely gotta get you married off. You need a girl who'll keep you out of trouble. 
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Tremolina said: heartbeatocean said: That's a crazy story. But I would NEVER step foot outside my hotel without my passport, especially in an 'underdeveloped' country. Obviously I would!
Seriously, I did always wear at least a copy on me. I got in late in my hotel tho' (didn't even wanna spend the night there), changed my clothing and forgot to take it while I only went out for something to eat. What are the chances of that happening then?
By the way, I also climed a 40 meter high 'arbol estrangular' tree. That was pretty unsafe too, but a very cool thing to do. Here some pics!
The tree from the ground
Climbing from the inside
Met a nice girl on the way to the top...
Hippies in the top of the tree
View on the Pacific from the top of the tree awesome | |
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Lammastide said: Tremolina said: Gotta say that 7 hour bus drive with the driver looking drunk and texting on his phone all the time while he was circumventing potholes on the road or was driving through the mountains in the rain, was pretty interesting too.
* Going out at night in a foreign "Third World" country without your Passport. * Climbing 40-meter-tall trees with no apparent harness. * Passenger in a bus driven -- through mountains -- by some drunkard on a cell phone.
We've definitely gotta get you married off. You need a girl who'll keep you out of trouble. Well, don't marry him off to this girl, because I have a stash of similar stories *Arriving by bus at 11:00pm in Cairo (travelling alone), and getting in a fight with a cab driver who subsequently abandoned me on a random street curb with my luggage. I had NO IDEA where I was. *scaling a cliff above a river and getting stuck there with no way to move (also alone) *being a passenger on a crazed jeep climbing the Himalayas on a one lane road full of hairpin turns and spectacular dropoffs 
*wandering around the Roman Coliseum at night  and becoming a victim of physical assault by a band of gypsy children
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Lammastide said: Tremolina said: Gotta say that 7 hour bus drive with the driver looking drunk and texting on his phone all the time while he was circumventing potholes on the road or was driving through the mountains in the rain, was pretty interesting too.
* Going out at night in a foreign "Third World" country without your Passport. * Climbing 40-meter-tall trees with no apparent harness. * Passenger in a bus driven -- through mountains -- by some drunkard on a cell phone.
We've definitely gotta get you married off. You need a girl who'll keep you out of trouble.  I'm trying to find him a nice Dutch girl to marry. | |
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heartbeatocean said: Lammastide said: * Going out at night in a foreign "Third World" country without your Passport. * Climbing 40-meter-tall trees with no apparent harness. * Passenger in a bus driven -- through mountains -- by some drunkard on a cell phone.
We've definitely gotta get you married off. You need a girl who'll keep you out of trouble. Well, don't marry him off to this girl, because I have a stash of similar stories *Arriving by bus at 11:00pm in Cairo (travelling alone), and getting in a fight with a cab driver who subsequently abandoned me on a random street curb with my luggage. I had NO IDEA where I was. *scaling a cliff above a river and getting stuck there with no way to move (also alone) *being a passenger on a crazed jeep climbing the Himalayas on a one lane road full of hairpin turns and spectacular dropoffs
*wandering around the Roman Coliseum at night and becoming a victim of physical assault by a band of gypsy children
etc etc
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Vendetta1 said: Lammastide said: * Going out at night in a foreign "Third World" country without your Passport. * Climbing 40-meter-tall trees with no apparent harness. * Passenger in a bus driven -- through mountains -- by some drunkard on a cell phone.
We've definitely gotta get you married off. You need a girl who'll keep you out of trouble. I'm trying to find him a nice Dutch girl to marry. | |
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Tremolina said: Vendetta1 said: I'm trying to find him a nice Dutch girl to marry. | |
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