That's not so much scary as it is :rofl:

I'm not saying it was scary I was just adding to the general toilet theme from earlier.

Someone at Leeds festival last year fell into the long drops trying to retrieve her purse which contained her money and drugs. Yummerz.

(http://www.musicbanter.com/games-lis...litz-game.html)

This thread slid a little off-topic it seems, but as I'm not keen to reminisce about gross toilet experiences, I thought I'd mention something that has scared me more than once: the sight of a scorpion crawling across the floor. It's scary in the living room, double scary when it's the bedroom. :yikes:

I worked at a park.

I have seen every horror imaginable.

I respect that.

Always
Be
Closing

I worked at Goodwill, (a really large and busy one) so I've seen every sort of demonic child and parent imaginable. I have followed a miasma of death into a dressing room to find a sniveling horrible goblin child using a broken KitchenAid mixer as a toilet (without once breaking eye contact) -- and experienced other such things with alarming regularity.

I've also witnessed the beginning of a few psychotic episodes which were also fairly terrifying (not that I consider mental illness terrifying-- I was terrified for them and worried for their safety, rather). And the occasional weird drunken megalomaniacal episode that one of my exes would subject me to. I can't believe I can actually say that I've been screamed at in tongues not once, but three times by very physically aggressive men in the midst of a psychotic break/manic episode.

i have very few of memories of my great grand mother (she died when i was only 4 or 5) but the one thing i will never forget is walking into her house while she sat watching the static on the tv. my father explained to me years later that her mind was gone and she would claim she was “talking to god.”

not sure if that makes it more or less scary

I watched my mom get the **** beat out of her when I was a little kid.