Ever done something really stupid?

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Today I was in my backyard playing golf. My brother hit a shot that bounced of a rock and flew in the air. I tried to do the same however my ball bounced off the rock and hit me in the cheek. My cheek is now swollen like a ballon. I probably would have died if it hit my nose or temple....
Looking back now it was a stupid idea.

Has anyone here ever done anything stupid?
 
once i was playing golf with my friend in the park, im not really into golf by the way i like football, anyway we had just one golf ball to play with and i kicked the ball and it hit him in his nose hahahhahaha. i still laugh when i think about it.
 
Hmm stupid stupid.
Well when I was about 12 I really liked the smell of the gas from a lighter. So being the smart minded person that I am I decided to take a lighter and smell it. But the lighter was one of those that only have a button, so I had to press it only half way. So I ingeniously put the lighter to my nose and pressed it half way. Anybody dare guess what happened later? Yup there was fire! And then the inside of my nose was stinging for about a week.
That was a brilliant idea eh?
 
Back in Puerto Rico I was maneuvering a bike with my friend standing on the pegs at the rear. We were going down a pretty steep hill doing around 40MPH and all of a sudden a Toyota Sequoia comes out of one of the adjacent streets; my heart stopped for a moment. We barely escaped crashing into it. When we passed the SUV my handle bar was 7 inches from hitting one of the headlights.. Now, come to think of it, I wonder how close my left leg was to the bumper. :sick: My heart was racing for a few moments after that.
 
Sure, I have done something stupid before. Many things I have done have been stupid, here is one of them.

There was a really big hill next to one of my primary schools and lots of people used to ride their bikes to school, myself included. One day we all had a race after school, down this big hill where you can easily reach 50+km/hr. My group of friends had this habit of riding with no hands all the time, we were all going at around 40km/hr down this hill with no hands when one of my mates swerves out in front of everyone, resulting in the hugest pile up of bikes I have seen in person in my life. I went flying, friends went flying, randoms crashed into our bikes, it was hectic stuff, all the traffic just kinda stopped and watched kid after kid crash their bikes.

Pretty stupid thing, very painful but when I look back at it now, I can tell you right now, I do not have the balls to go 40km/hr down a hill with no hands any more. I dont know how any of us could have been the careless, I am pretty scared of hills on bikes now, I have had a few more recent accidents on them as well and it isnt nice.
 

Attention whore much? 3 year old thread is 3 years old.

Are you serious, I'm in severe pain and that is the best response you can give Alex.

Smh

Generally just ignore him. Makes life easier.

I've done so many stupid things in my life I can't even remember them all; some I can't remember because of the booze as well. Deciding to drift my M3 at 4am is one; some girls I've been interested in; trying to ride my bike after being at the bar and waking up in some girls bed with a hole in my leg from riding and no clothes on; etc.

You know, usual dumb stuff.
 
I went surfing without my leash a few years back and almost drowned...It was by far the dumbest thing i've ever done in my life..
 
I forgot to close the door all the way when I went into my room a few minutes ago. Now the wind is creaking it open and closed. Awesome.
 
I'm actually fairly devoid of specific points of idiocy, people who have been around longer than I, and have witnessed myself in action, know that my life is just a long string of me being a moron half the time, punctuated by periods of brilliance. There is one i can think of, however.

When I was SEVEN, I was out playing with my brother and his friends (It wasn't until about third grade when I'd get my own. *sob*) and we were having biking contests and such displays of manly strength. Predictably, I, being a first grader, playing with fourth graders, lost every single time. I was a little irritated, so when the group went to go get some refreshments, I stayed back and sulked. There was a short brick wall, about four feet off the ground, and about twenty feet long, that I decided to walk along it to pass the time. At this point in my life, me with my body control and reactions of an epileptic chipmunk, should have known better than to walk on something like that. But of course not, this is me with about 7 times the idiocy of Stig22121. I got bored of merely walking on the wall, so I decided to run on it. Right as the group of friends came walking back with CapriSuns (a nice moment though, my brother had brought me back one) I tripped on the wall, and thanks to the fact that my nervous system is as speedy as paraplegic donkey rolling uphill, I didn't even try to brace my fall, so I fell sideways, smashed the side of my nose on the edge of the wall hard enough to amputate half of my nose, did about two barrel rolls according to my memory, and finally landed on the ground on my back, with a decidedly hearty *thump*. At this point, I felt no pain, which was rather odd, but I did have a minor disadvantage, mainly being about three and a half feet tall and containing about a pint of blood, all of which was attempting to evacuate my body in a horrible looking manner. I got rather panicked at the thought of death via blood loss, so I did the logical thing and ran to my grandmother's house, which was about five times further than my own house. I got patched up, including some super-glue, and after sleeping for a very, very long time, I was ready to go to school in two days.

Good thing I've grown infinitely smarter and more mature. I'd never do anything like that again. (Said I, while waiting for a tool to be delivered that will let me fix the go-kart sprocket I bent while driving over a large rock at about 20 mph.)
 
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When I was about 11 or so I guess I got somewhat irritated about what my friend was doing. So I reached for the nearest weapon to (jokingly) threaten him with. Sadly, that weapon turned out to be 2 liters of SunKiss. I shook, and before I even pointed it, the cap shot into the ceiling and I got soaked in orange soda. My hair was stiff for the rest of the week, and the carpet, to this day, is my favorite color.

After my dad walked in, his first words where- "what where you thinking"

My response- "I wasn't"
 
When I was four... I, being a first grader...
Me thinks not.

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I unknowingly passed on mutated genes. And not the cool kind that would let you shoot lasers out of your nipples.
 
When I was much younger I tripped over whilst moving a supermarket trolley down some steps and ended up getting tangled in the trolley, dislocating one of my knee caps. And it happened in front of a bunch of mates too, they didnt let me forget that one. Not only highly painful but quite embarressing as well as I let loose a stream of four lettered words as I realized my knee cap was sticking out the side of leg........I dont have a phobia of trolleys, I just dont like them now, when I go to the supermarket I always use a basket. :)

'Stay away from trolleys you find on the street, they're not toys' -this has been a GTPlanet community service announcement courtesy of notsofast inc industries.
 
I was about 11 or 12, in the garage at home. There was no bulb in the light socket. For some reason, I felt I needed to find out if it was on or off.
The switch was really old and didn't give any clues. So, me being a bit daft decided the only way to find out was to shove my finger in the socket. After all, there was a 50 percent chance it wouldn't hurt.
So I did...and it hurt...a lot...when I came to on the floor a few seconds later.
 
One day I thought it would be cool to put a little mixture of alcoholic substances into a bowl and set it on fire.

It was very cool... Until I realized that I was using a styrofoam bowl. Indoors, no less. :lol:
 
Hmmm... not really. My life has been boring.

Slipped and fell into an open canal in pre-school. Smelled like garbage, all the way home.

Stuck a fork in a power socket in Grade School. 220V, bra... none of that weak 110 stuff, yo. It was awesome.

Got caught (in Grade School, still) vandalizing the bathroom wall. With an eraser. Wrote my name by cleaning off layer upon layer of graffiti to leave it in glaring whiteness against the background of crud.... that was actually rather cool, though... something to try in public. Let's see the police try to invent a charge for that. "Vandalism by use of a cleaning implement..." which would be followed by "Assault with a deadly sponge."

Tried to do a front flip off the vault without a spotter (in High School). Missed my mark by a few inches, so my hands slipped off (powder on your hands from doing the bars does not a good vault make...). Hit my head on the vault (two and a half feet) then on the floor (another five, but who's counting?). Came to half a minute later being carried like a sack of potatoes by four guys who obviously didn't know how to move a traction patient. Was fine, but my ears rang for a week.

Jumped my mountain bike off a six foot embankment on a dare (High School). Still have the scars on my leg to prove I wasn't chicken.

A few months before that, rode onto a golf course green. "Escorted" off by several guards carrying shotguns.

Never walk past a student protest rally (College). Tear gas canisters look fascinatingly like little rockets as they arc into the air, trailing plumes of smoke. I knew I should have stayed home that day.

It wasn't as bad as the day I tried to go to class at the peak of a Hurricane. It's eerie when you're the only person on the whole street and rooftops are flying off all around you. They didn't even have the decency to post "Exams cancelled" on the shuttered gates. :lol:

And never take the bus home after midnight. I've been puked on, slept on (if it's a woman... no biggie... if it's the drunk old man who's puked on you... biggie), hit on by strange men wearing make-up, seen stabbings... though there are unexpected bonuses. Got four pounds of string beans for free when our eagle-eyed driver spotted a gigantic sack of produce that had fallen off a truck.

Fraternities are so awesome when you're a freshie. And they're so full of 🤬 after they've whacked you on the back a few hundred times with a paddle and have gotten you involved in a gang war you didn't sign on for.

Never get into a debate with a leftist. Or a right-wing fundamentalist. The endless recursive arguments will make you late for your next class.

The fork in the socket would later come back to haunt me. I count no fewer than three times in the past two years that a plug has blown up in my hands. It really hurts. Wasn't my fault, (I'm not in the maintenance department, so...) so I don't count it as stupid, but it really hurts.

Spin a car? Flip a car? Blow an engine? Blown a suspension? Roasted brakes? Drive it underwater? Been there, done that. Sometimes clicking off multiple items at the same time.

Worst of all... got my ear pierced, because my wife thought it would be cool. We went to the nearest place that could do it, and I swear, the woman with the gun used a quarter inch nail... it hurt hijjus.

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(yeah, I gave up my individuality and my intense fear of sharp objects for my woman. That's love. :lol: )

Like I said, pretty boring life. :lol:
 
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@Niky... wow. You've lived your life.

Ok, stupid stuff, stupid stuff. Um, probably the earliest was running into a pool at two-years.. but it was shallow - on the other side. But I was two, so doesn't really count.

Ridin' my bike, full speed on a footpath. Ran into a car comin' outta' driveway. I wasn't that hurt, but I put a fairly noticeable dent in the car. I cried 'cause I was so embarrassed.

Um... wow, I've got bad memory... the most recent was probably playing rugby (just a "backyard" game). I felt invincible for a reason, and (tried to) tackle the ball-handler head-on. I went down the wrong way, and broke my collarbone.

Not very but a bit dumb - I was on the train headin' to my usual stop, Boston Rd. And I was really into this video game montage I was watchin' and I ended up missing my stop... so I had to travel onwards to the next station, Newmarket, which is luckily close to school. About a 10 minute walk. I got a lates detention, but an eyeful of the newly refurbished station...
 
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