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Post by Rinoa Heartilly on Dec 11, 2006 1:38:56 GMT -5
My step-brothers ( one doesn't live around me anymore as he was taken away from his mother ) believed that vampires existed.
Story:
I was sitting at my computer desk with a Sunkist soda can set nearby and was minding my own business when they came in and started provoking and annoying me. So I told them that this Vampire Lord guy would haunt them if they didn't leave me alone. They didn't believe it until my Sunkist can started slowly moving across the desk, and I told them that it was the Vampire Lord. They got so freak out, they ran out of the room.
And my friend, Jeremy, who was in the room with me at the same time asked if that was really a ghost. I just replied, "No. The fan was blowing it across the desk. The can's empty."
Whether they still believe in 'Vampire Lord' or not, I dunno. But it was funny as hell.
Mind you, these boys were 9 and 10 at the time.
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Aerith Gainsborough
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Post by Aerith Gainsborough on Dec 11, 2006 19:16:34 GMT -5
LMAO. That's hilarious !
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Post by Yazoo on Dec 19, 2006 13:43:36 GMT -5
I always thought this was pretty funny. About the age of 12, I had siphoned gas out of a car and spray painted yellow poka-dots all over the cars' exterior. [Brand new], Which so happened to be the governer of Georgia's car. No lie. Cooincidental, that I lived right across the street from him. Side note: I had moved from Germany at age 12, 6-months down the road. This incident happened because I found it humorous. Ridiculous, I know.
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Yazoo
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Post by Yazoo on Dec 19, 2006 13:44:53 GMT -5
The governer got OWNED. That's my political justification~
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Post by Kairi on Jan 12, 2007 16:53:23 GMT -5
Roflzz. I'm kinda braindead, so the funniest thing that I remember was when I was riding along with my dad's girlfriend-- we were on our way to a mountain, in northern Georgia. Well, she signaled to pull into the next lane to the left, but there was no lane for us on the left, it was the oncoming traffic lane. I wasn't paying attention, until I realized that the double lines were on MY side of the car. I started screaming, saying we were on the wrong side of the road. We had been on the wrong side for like, five minutes. It was funny to tell it to my mom, 'cuz she always considered my dad's girlfriend to be a "stupid-ass bitch." We laughed. n_n!
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