For me, the scariest (or at least one of the scariest) was when i was 13, with my then 28 year-old sister. We were in a small city, not the kind that's big enough so that it looks cool but poor enough to look run down and ugly, kinda giving a creepy feeling (oh wait. all cities in New Jersey do that). I was in the passenger seat of my sister's car, and we were driving through the city trying to find a certain landmark. Our GPS directed us to a street that was having repairs done, so we had to figure out a different route. We went up a small hill into a parking lot, and turned around and went back down. As we looked for an opening in the traffic, I noticed a faint rumbling noise growing steadily louder. As we looked around, trying to see what it was, I turned around and there, staring me in the face, was a bobcat construction vehicle about 5-10 feet away about to plow straight into us. It didn't see us because of the downhill slope. I just yelled, "Look behind you!" and my sis took one look and floored it. To our luck, there was an opening in the traffic and we didn't hit anyone else. If we hadn't noticed a second earlier, though... I might not be here typing this.

iceycold724 : That's scary. I'd be freaking out if that happened to me. Eek!

This may not be much but when I was 6, I slipped on ice on a playground and went face burst to the root of a tree that was cut down and I had to go to the ER to get stitches.

Well myne is...When I was 6 A snowglobe fell on my head.I had to go to the er and get staples in my head.

I had seen my chihuahua have a stroke. I thought she was going to die.

lolguy162 : Ouch, well I'm glad you are okay.

Marcmoney : Aww poor baby. Is she okay?

SunflowerGaming : Yes she is. Thank you for asking.

The only one I can recall is when I was riding my dirt bike when I was about 13. The track was large so I had plenty of room to ride around and speed up if I wanted, but I had to slow down when I was going around the curb since there was a small pond there and on the other side was very muddy with a barbed wire fence. When I came around the corner. I began to slide, because I turned to sharp. Well I quickly pushed it back up, but it left me heading straight for the barbed wire fence and I didn't have time to react. I try to dunk the bike so I wouldn't slam into it, but that was a mistake. I slammed head first into the barbed wire fence causing my helmet to shoot off about 20 feet over the fence and broken the fence causing the barbed wire to wrap around my neck. What I didn't realize, that the bike was still going and the rear tire caught some firm ground and the bike began to move trying to pull me with it since my foot was caught underneath it. While it was pulling. It cause the barbed wire to tighten around my through digging the spikes into my flesh choking the life out of me. Only reason why I'm still here is because I used up all my strength to pull the bike toward me lifting the rear tire a bit to free myself from the fence. The only thing to remember that day is the small scar I have just at my jawline where one of the spikes dug in at.

Gosh! Thats really freaky. I'v Had a couple of really bad life experiences.

When I was little once I was at this one church camp and I was in the water and the water was slinging people back deeper into the water.. and I was one of those people and I started drowning...and screaming and people kept trying to help me but it wouldn't work and finally a guy saved me.. I almost died... I actually got to thank him at a different church last year.. I thought I would of never even known who it was who saved me but his younger brother remembered and then he did.. and I had a couple of other drowning experiences but I was okay.


And this is gonna sound funny yet freaky maybe stupid but when I was little, I had my hand out the window of the car and mama was rolling it up and she didn't know my hand was there and I think it got caught in the window it was horible... I was lucky.

Anyways.

may sound pretty dumb but I was hit with a horse shoe when I was 7 my head gushed with blood I had to have alot of stiches I still have a scar from that

I think the creepiest experience for me was when I was 11. This is kind of a two parter, but nonetheless...


 A gang that loved the bully me at my school attacked me on my way home, and pretty much made me stay there until midnight. They were threatening me with sticks and knives until by around midnight, they eventually got bored and one by one left. I never went to school for an entire month after that, and my best friend who is still my best friend today would come by daily to give me my school work so I could just do it at home. I was especially terrified because I went straight to the police station after that and the police didn't even believe me, even though I was crying and was obviously traumatized about what happened that night; they weren't going to do anything and those guys would just do it again. My friend after I began coming back to school a month later began walking with me though. It would have happened to both of us again but my friend is pretty much built for football, they tried to shut a chainlink fence on us once and despite both of us being 11, he literally just body slammed the gate open and threw the "leader" of said gang off of his bike when the gate was thrown on top of him. (Granted the fence and gate were kind of old so it did make it easier). They didn't bother trying to attack us after that. But any days he was away from school, I was away as well.

Its moments like that in life that makes me appreciate each and every day more. Sometimes it's hard for me to believe such things could happen.

Dieing.

I died when I got my head smacked open. I was pronounced dead but they were trying to revive me. It obviously worked but that was scary as hell. Though I do not remember it.

3 years ago i was at a wave pool and the waves sucked me in and i just about drowned the life guards didn't see me

cooleo : Something similar happened to my older brother when he was little. Thankfully my Uncle saved him.

SunflowerGaming : well that's good to hear but some guy that was swimming was keeping me up i owe my life to him

cooleo : I'm glad to know that he did that for you. It's good to know other people in the world actually do care about people.

SunflowerGaming : very true i really don't know many people who would do that

Mine was probably almost getting hit by a dump truck that I talked about in the Near Death Experience thread, lol