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Describe something that's happened to you for which you have no explanation.

kissmyass

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I was thinking of a long lost best friend that have not seen in over 15 years and the phone rang. Yes it was him, it happened about a month ago and cannot shake the surprise. Anything similar happened to you.
 
Skiing in Mont Tremblant couldn't break was heading towards the tree at full speed. Out of nowhere my left skii took a life of its own and turned for me. Scary and true shit.
 
Many times I've experienced 'Deja Vu's' or even coincidences that seem like ESP (you think of someone, and the phone rings or you get an email from them, or you bump into them).
 
Esquire said:
Many times I've experienced 'Deja Vu's' or even coincidences that seem like ESP (you think of someone, and the phone rings or you get an email from them, or you bump into them).

Same here, hard to explain but it happens.
 
Describe something that's happened to you for which you have no explanation.

How my Visa bill is over $5,000. :neutral:
 
olayda said:
5 years ago took my daughter to St lawrence market, shortly after my father had died.
She was snooping around the vintage newspapers etc.. and saw an old letter in an envelope with our last name on it sitting on the top of a pile of papers.

She bought it for a dollar out of whimsy and showed it to me. I read the letter and cried. it was written by my father when he was 12 years old at boarding school to his parents overseas who had virtually abandoned him.

Not a word of a lie. I've got it framed.
I'm at a loss for words? For real? That is an incredible coincidence... :shock:
 
olayda said:
5 years ago took my daughter to St lawrence market, shortly after my father had died.
She was snooping around the vintage newspapers etc.. and saw an old letter in an envelope with our last name on it sitting on the top of a pile of papers.

She bought it for a dollar out of whimsy and showed it to me. I read the letter and cried. it was written by my father when he was 12 years old at boarding school to his parents overseas who had virtually abandoned him.

Not a word of a lie. I've got it framed.
Shit man you can't tell a story like that and not finish it....what the letter say??
 
Cycleguy007 said:
I'm at a loss for words? For real? That is an incredible coincidence... :shock:


That was no coincidence...that was O's dad, letting him know he was ok.
 
That is truly amazing Olayda. I bet whenever you look at that letter it brings a tear to the eye.
 
Ang said:
Shit man you can't tell a story like that and not finish it....what the letter say??

Think that would be too personal but if Olayda wishes to share I would also like to know.
 
Dude... for what its worth...

Dude... for what its worth...

olayda said:
Story is for real.

What the letter said is a long story, but distilled he was writing to his folks hoping they would come visit him this year. He understood that last year they were very busy.

He said " I feel alone sometimes, but I'm trying to be a man" .....sorry, I seem to have something in my throat. :frown:

It helped me to understand why he had difficulty expressing love to his children. I had always resented him for that and that day I was able to forgive him.


...sorry, having trouble going on

Your comments put a lump in my throat too... I can't imagine what that would feel like man.

I'm lucky to have a very good relationship with my father and my son, and never miss an opportunity to tell them how much I enjoy having them in my life. Ya... I still hug my dad (he'll be 79 next week), and ya, I still hug my son... (he's 17 BTW...) but I don't care who thinks that might be wussy.
 
Describe something that's happened to you for which you have no explanation.

I discovered HUBGFE.
 
When i was in my early teens i had this wonderful dream about one of my teachers. When i awoke my sheets were all sticky around my mandigo. I have no explanation for that occurrence. :bad:
 
We all have Deja Vu... its fairly common, but even more common is VUJa Day... that's where you come into a situation and you KNOW you've never been there before...
 
Danolo said:
We all have Deja Vu... its fairly common, but even more common is VUJa Day... that's where you come into a situation and you KNOW you've never been there before...


oh I get it........... like when Beer opens up his visa bill again this month
 
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