The biggest WTF moment that (ever happened to you/you heard of).

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Mine? At the airport yesterday, I was going through a security check to make sure me and my mom didn't have any dangerous things such as guns, drugs, alcohol, etc. They even made us take off our shoes to see if the shoes had any of those things! Neither one of us had any of them, but I call BS on that.
 
Show me your moves! said:
Toblet said:
You'd be surprised where people hide those things. Your lucky they only checked your shoes. :p

I don't have any guns and stuff at all. But if I hid them in my shoes, wouldn't it be easy to notice?
Security don't know if you're carrying those things, that's what checks are for. Anyone can be bribed to carry them and people can hide them anywhere. Literally.

It would be too risky not to perform checks and yes, people do hide things in their shoes. :p
 
They don't care who you are, and they aren't particularly looking for noticeable weapons. Sharp objects can be used to kill people if it's at least 1 inch deep. You can hide simple chemicals or weapons part all over your body to then assemble on the plane. Learn more about security and why they do it before considering it "WTF".

As for my biggest shock, it happened last week, it was at night, I was with some friends outside. Out of nowhere a 80-90 MPH car hit one of my friends on his bike. To make matters worse, the driver stopped, stayed there for a few seconds, then drove over my friend's bike instead of going around it.
 
Spectre said:
As for my biggest shock, it happened last week, it was at night, I was with some friends outside. Out of nowhere a 80-90 MPH car hit one of my friends on his bike. To make matters worse, the driver stopped, stayed there for a few seconds, then drove over my friend's bike instead of going around it.

Okay, that's stupid. Is your friend okay?

Toadette said:
When I was 4, I was playing with a bouncy ball and accidentally hit a beehive, and the whole hive decided to chase me down the street until I got into my Grandpa's house. How I never managed to get stung is beyond me.

WTF.
 
There was a time when i was a wee 5 year old and didn't know any better about poison mushrooms. I was out in the yard, messing around and picking white mushrooms because they looked pretty. I didn't eat them though, as i knew that eating plants out of the ground was a bad idea. When mom found out, she had assumed i had eaten the mushrooms and promptly freaked out. Next thing i know, i'm being interrogated by a nurse, strapped to a stretcher in a hospital ambulance despite feeling totally fine, and i keep trying to tell them i didn't eat them at all.

Once we got to the hospital, the doctors took a look at me and said the exact thing i've been trying to tell mom and the nurse. Mom and the nurse was relieved, but that was one of many examples of why you shouldn't try to pick things off the ground when you're still a kid.
 
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