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Weirdest experiences of 2012: A retrospective

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de_la_Nae:
So, looking back over the year, what would you say are the strangest moments you had?

I might think of some more, but for me I think the end of May, when my name change finally was legal was pretty far up there.

Though last month, singing an impromptu duet of this song while a naked gay man lovingly flogged a female friend of ours *might* have taken the crown. Maybe.

Zingoleb:
this has been the weirdest year of my life to date and I cannot isolate any part of it

though any event from the genderqueer anarchist commune I lived in (12 people in a 3 bedroom dorm apartment) will probably take number one

The Seldom Killer:
My life has only really ever flirted with normality. However the weirdest part of my year is the number of times I've had to say "... and when I say my girlfriend, I actually mean wife".

VonKleist:
Monday I was walking down a country road in the rain and didn't rally expect to meet anyone else on foot as it was already dark. After a while I noticed a light bobbing in the distance. Turned out a fat lady wearing a headlight was walking on the other side of the road in the same direction. She was kinda slow so I eventually closed the distance. As I passed her she stopped to rest at a beam-barrier in a curve, bent over and gloriously puked on the side of the road in the light of her lamp.
I was like "whoa, everything allright there?" and said "yeah, yeah, fine" and seemed quite composed. Not wishing to intrude I hurried on. Just as I took literally the next step I noticed another big puddle of puke on my side of the road. I wonder what the hell was going on there that night.

Lupercal:
Oh, that'll be those Hukers, a rather titilating (yet at points, melodramatic) group who combine their love of hiking with their ability to puke whenver they like. Sometimes its to mark territory, sometimes it leaves a trail for other hukers to follow. They're a nice clan but have not yet been able to thoroughly integrate themselves into society, hence their need to walk in the dark when very few people observe their inevitable chunder.

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