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I was walking down the street with a mate, when walking infront of us, was a group of 3. They were all a little younger than us, but sheesh, the girl was amazing. She had amazing, long 2 tone (blond/brown) hair, an amazing smile and the most amazing melons I have ever seen. She was even glowing a warm hue.
I literally had to touch my chin to make sure it wasn't trailing along the ground. She even kept on smiling.
Wow.
T'is all.
I literally had to touch my chin to make sure it wasn't trailing along the ground. She even kept on smiling.
Wow.
T'is all.
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©H®I§ wrote:
> That actually happens - I though it was just on cartoons.
That's what we've been talking about for ages...
> That actually happens - I though it was just on cartoons.
That's what we've been talking about for ages...
That actually happens - I though it was just on cartoons.
I remember when I was about 6 I stood on a rake and it smacked me in the face.
My dad just stood and laughed.
So I hit him.
My dad just stood and laughed.
So I hit him.
Oh I definitely learnt my lesson.
If I am going to walk backwards then fall over a wall I will make sure it's not while I am with friends :)
If I am going to walk backwards then fall over a wall I will make sure it's not while I am with friends :)
Did you learn your lesson? Or have you continued to walk backwards?
Never walked into a lamp post or ogled a fit bird but I did do the walking backwards while talking to some friends at the weekend. Turned forward again and promptly fell over a low wall.
Once my friends (for want of a better word:)) managed to contain their laughter they then picked me up, brushed me down and set me back on my feet :)
Once my friends (for want of a better word:)) managed to contain their laughter they then picked me up, brushed me down and set me back on my feet :)
Anyone crashed a car ogling a fit bird?
I was running along the side of a football pitch, cheering my team on (i was sub :( ) and I ran into the corner flag
:*(
:*(
Damarus wrote:
> I have half a tooth because of a lamp post.
>
> True story.
I managed to break one of my teeth on the sink in the bathroom. It still hurts now, years later.
> I have half a tooth because of a lamp post.
>
> True story.
I managed to break one of my teeth on the sink in the bathroom. It still hurts now, years later.
MoJoJoJo wrote:
> Oh, I thought this was gonna be a post about actually hitting a lamp
> post.
>
> A few weeks ago I walked into some tree branches whilst texting a
> lass, I thought I was being attaked by lads with sticks before I
> realised it was just a tree.
>
> There just happened to be a red light on at the time, so I had about
> ten cars that saw it happen.
That happened to me on teh way to work today.
I was reading the paper then walked into a hanging branched and ducked to the side like a complete tool.
Of course, i could hear the car right behind me revving up a bit (at the end of a street, so it wasn't driving anywhere).
I laughed at myself then continued to read about rubbishy news.
> Oh, I thought this was gonna be a post about actually hitting a lamp
> post.
>
> A few weeks ago I walked into some tree branches whilst texting a
> lass, I thought I was being attaked by lads with sticks before I
> realised it was just a tree.
>
> There just happened to be a red light on at the time, so I had about
> ten cars that saw it happen.
That happened to me on teh way to work today.
I was reading the paper then walked into a hanging branched and ducked to the side like a complete tool.
Of course, i could hear the car right behind me revving up a bit (at the end of a street, so it wasn't driving anywhere).
I laughed at myself then continued to read about rubbishy news.
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