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Your Daily Question, Thursday 16th April. Painful one today.

Tikay10Tikay10 Member, Administrator, Moderator Posts: 172,012

What's the biggest mistake you ever made in your life?



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  • mumsiemumsie Member Posts: 8,170
    edited April 2020
    This doesn't really apply to me. I'll wait until tomorrows.
  • goldongoldon Member Posts: 9,206
    I Railed Maxally , during UKOPs and contracted "Pokeritis "

    In "A Cure for Pokeritis", Goldon is a compulsive gambler who promises his wife (Flora Finch) he will give up his game of choice, poker. His suspicious behavior leads her to recruit cousin Chilling who investigates and saves the day (with the help of his bible class, of course).
  • stokefcstokefc Member Posts: 7,877
    Not getting out of the tunnel before it caved in, it nearly killed me if it wasn't for me brothers
  • Tikay10Tikay10 Member, Administrator, Moderator Posts: 172,012
    stokefc said:

    Not getting out of the tunnel before it caved in, it nearly killed me if it wasn't for me brothers

    @stokefc

    Can you elaborate on that stokey?
  • VespaPXVespaPX Member Posts: 12,461
    Breaking my neck
  • stokefcstokefc Member Posts: 7,877
    Thought I mentioned this in one of my drunken posts and I thought everybody reads my posts 🤔
    It was the summer of 81 in the school holidays I was 13
    Our playground was an old colliery that was shut down in the 1920s there was a big **** heap we used to tear down on our bikes
    NCB decided to open cast the area and remove the heap, what they did was to sift through the black stuff take out any coal and bury the **** into pre dug marl holes
    Me my brothers and a bunch of kids decided to dig a tunnel into the side of one of these marl holes using pen knives it was a Sunday know one was around except for a security guard who didn't know we were there
    So we're digging away we must have been 6 to 8 feet in there was a chain of 3 I was at the front then bam the thing collapsed i was completely buried, all the other kids ran away leaving my brothers to deal with it
    Now I was conscious and I could hear my brothers crying and digging frantically
    The weight had knocked all the air out of me and I was spewing stomach bile I thought this is it
    Some how my late brother Wayne found my head while our Craig got the security guard, when our Wayne found my head I finally could breathe, the security guard came and pulled a massive chunk of clay off me, oh the relief
    Mountain air and rescue had to get me out spent 6 weeks in hospital broken pelvis and internal bleeding and the such. Close call
    What I remember most was being in the ambulance with me mum and I said I thought I was a gonna there mum, she burst out crying
    So there you go my biggest mistake, not getting out 😁
  • waller02waller02 Member Posts: 9,093
    On the first New Year's Eve that I could legally drink I think it is safe to say that I over celebrated. Trying to keep up with the older and more experienced drinkers in my local boozers, I ordered shot after shot after shot.

    This did not end well. I ended throwing up on the bar and getting a black eye from the local hard man. I later passed out, got picked up from the pub by paramedics wearing party hats, had a number 2 in a sick bowl en route to hospital before being wheeled into the ward with my trousers round my ankles. Slept it off, got a ticking off from the nurse, then had to pay 40 quid for a taxi home, stinking to high heaven.

    Those were the days......
  • mumsiemumsie Member Posts: 8,170
    stokefc said:

    Thought I mentioned this in one of my drunken posts and I thought everybody reads my posts 🤔
    It was the summer of 81 in the school holidays I was 13
    Our playground was an old colliery that was shut down in the 1920s there was a big **** heap we used to tear down on our bikes
    NCB decided to open cast the area and remove the heap, what they did was to sift through the black stuff take out any coal and bury the **** into pre dug marl holes
    Me my brothers and a bunch of kids decided to dig a tunnel into the side of one of these marl holes using pen knives it was a Sunday know one was around except for a security guard who didn't know we were there
    So we're digging away we must have been 6 to 8 feet in there was a chain of 3 I was at the front then bam the thing collapsed i was completely buried, all the other kids ran away leaving my brothers to deal with it
    Now I was conscious and I could hear my brothers crying and digging frantically
    The weight had knocked all the air out of me and I was spewing stomach bile I thought this is it
    Some how my late brother Wayne found my head while our Craig got the security guard, when our Wayne found my head I finally could breathe, the security guard came and pulled a massive chunk of clay off me, oh the relief
    Mountain air and rescue had to get me out spent 6 weeks in hospital broken pelvis and internal bleeding and the such. Close call
    What I remember most was being in the ambulance with me mum and I said I thought I was a gonna there mum, she burst out crying
    So there you go my biggest mistake, not getting out 😁

    Crikey Stokey, that got my emotions surfacing before 12:00.
  • mumsiemumsie Member Posts: 8,170
    waller02 said:

    On the first New Year's Eve that I could legally drink I think it is safe to say that I over celebrated. Trying to keep up with the older and more experienced drinkers in my local boozers, I ordered shot after shot after shot.

    This did not end well. I ended throwing up on the bar and getting a black eye from the local hard man. I later passed out, got picked up from the pub by paramedics wearing party hats, had a number 2 in a sick bowl en route to hospital before being wheeled into the ward with my trousers round my ankles. Slept it off, got a ticking off from the nurse, then had to pay 40 quid for a taxi home, stinking to high heaven.

    Those were the days......

    Hilarious, polar end from stokeys.
  • TheEdge949TheEdge949 Member Posts: 5,739
    Wow, this thread I feel, could probably not be used to its fullest extent.

    Many of the mistakes we make are possibly too personal, some may be illegal, immoral or just paint us in a really bad light.

    In fact as I was trying to think of one with either a cautionary note or a salient point to it, I found instead I was slipping into a place of hurt that I didn't want to revisit.

    Great subject, but one perhaps best visited in the company of close friends with a few drinks.

    Like @mumsie I think I'll pass.

  • Tikay10Tikay10 Member, Administrator, Moderator Posts: 172,012

    Wow, this thread I feel, could probably not be used to its fullest extent.

    Many of the mistakes we make are possibly too personal, some may be illegal, immoral or just paint us in a really bad light.

    In fact as I was trying to think of one with either a cautionary note or a salient point to it, I found instead I was slipping into a place of hurt that I didn't want to revisit.

    Great subject, but one perhaps best visited in the company of close friends with a few drinks.

    Like @mumsie I think I'll pass.


    @TheEdge949

    You'll enjoy tomorrow's much more.
  • MISTY4MEMISTY4ME Member Posts: 6,353
    Selling my 5 bedroom Victorian house in Sheffield in the late 90's for £70K-ish, instead of sticking with it, doing a bit of work on it, and renting it out to Students, as one of my golfing friends advised me to do. He was a Builder/Property Renovator, and now has a multi-million portfolio of properties
    Last time I looked, the properties on that road were fetching around £450K ........ and it would have been all paid for now, and paid for by other people :(:s

    MORAL of the Story ......Listen to experienced people who know better than you, and take their advice .....as long as its Legal :)
  • CammykazeCammykaze Member Posts: 1,397
    discovering energy drinks. Nasty stuff!
  • EvilPinguEvilPingu Member Posts: 3,462

    Great subject, but one perhaps best visited in the company of close friends with a few drinks.

    Like @mumsie I think I'll pass.

    Also folding pre here.
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