Originally Posted by PoorOldPo (Post 1322737)

Wouldn't be cool if we were constantly interacting with alternate versions of ourselves in alternate realities but didn't even notice or realise it. Imagine if these interactions decided how we lived our day, or what we chose to eat, what side of the road we walked on.

Originally Posted by Hermione (Post 1322738)

I think everyone I interact with is another version of myself

Originally Posted by PoorOldPo (Post 1322742)

Originally Posted by Frownland (Post 1322722)

When I was 5 years old, my dad took me to a monster truck show and it would be my first one. I had been to motorcycle shows and the like, so I was accustomed to this type of entertainment. However, I got really upset at the show and started crying (I can't recall why), asking my dad to leave. This was totally out of character for me since I was usually calm, complacent, and loved these types of events.

My dad just told me to calm down at first, but I was persistent and we ended up leaving about thirty minutes into the show. He was incredibly upset because money was tight at the time and he wanted to see the rest of the show as well. The next day, my dad read in the newspaper that two people had been killed at the show when one of the monster trucks flipped into the stands, right in the area where we were sitting.

One of the few times I acted like a little bitch, and it ended up saving my life. In an alternate universe, I could've enjoyed the show like I usually did and died or been seriously injured.

Originally Posted by FRED HALE SR. (Post 1322844)

Thats crazy. I remember that happening at Anaheim Stadium years ago was that where it happened? Or Jack Murphy? Crazy Universe.

Originally Posted by Frownland (Post 1322850)

I don't recall where it was, it was in Arizona though, so it wasn't Anaheim Stadium. My guess would be Bank One, but I'm not too sure.

Originally Posted by Hermione (Post 1322744)

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