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My horror of the year.
Ok, so this was the scariest thing that has ever happened to me.
I was just driving back from a friends house, and its about 11 here at night, so naturally its dark. Creepy backroad neighborhood, and this FREAKY trenchcoat guy walks out into the street, and gives me the hitchhike sign. I was like "fuck no" and started to turn to miss him when he held up a big friggin switchblade. I flipped out, floored it around him and didnt dare look back. Holy crap... I got home and almost killed my cat pulling into the garage, and didn't say a word to my parents because they would flip. This could have easily been a prank by someone who just went and saw the hitcher, but what if he was really going t try and hurt me? ....
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02-03-2007, 07:02 PM
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Hahahaha
Gotcha!
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Haha, honestly it wouldnt console me at all if i knew it actually was you. I wouldve driven faster.
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I've had some situations that were pretty intense like that but at the end of the day nothing came from them. That's a good thing.
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It's a sad state this day 'n age.... years ago most people wouldn't hesitate to help out a hitchhiker if they had a spare seat.
On one occasion when I hired a van a couple of weeks ago to move some things to my new place. My dad came with me and on our way back around 10:30 pm we passed a guy thumbing a lift, we were passing through the town written on the sign he was holding. No way was I gona give him a lift even though the van was empty. Just don't trust strangers. My dad said just drive on, hitchhickers are too dodgy these days, they'll probably try something... afraid I agreed with him. When he was my age, he wouldn't have hesitated to help someone out.
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02-04-2007, 05:37 AM
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It is sad but like you guys said, there is too much risk nowadays to try and help someone out that is hitchhiking. Posher did you call the police when you got home? The way the world is today that person may have seen the movie and decided to go on a rampage himself. It's a scary world out there.
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02-04-2007, 06:12 AM
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I'd pick him up, sounds like a fun night.
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Ugh...You guys have GOT to be careful out there...You make me worry
Bad things DO happen, and it happens everywhere...As a matter of fact, MOST of the time when it DOES happen, the first thing everyone says is, "I never thought something like that could happen here"...That's your first clue that it CAN...Have you ever read the True Crimes forum? You kids are gonna make me gray-headed
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I'd have probably felt a few bumps under my car, then I'd have been on my way.
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