What is the Most Extraordinary Event that you Have Ever Witnessed?
By Jose Juan
@quantum2020 (12041)
Ciudad De Mexico, Mexico
April 7, 2016 5:47pm CST
I was driving my car once and suddenly it stopped running. I had to get out of the car and check what was wrong, but I found nothing wrong with the engine or battery. I turned my head towards a ray of light coming from the city´s electricity cables. The spark of light crawled towards my car. When I turned my car on, my car´s engine started again.
It was strange!
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@Mike197602 (15512)
• United Kingdom
8 Apr 16
That sounds very strange...my most extraordinary experience is maybe not extraordinary but it was the most amazing experience I've ever had
I lived in Cuba for a few months back in 2007.
I decided I wanted to go on a tourist type trip and back then I had a bit of money.
I hired a massive catamaran and crew to take me on a whale watching trip for 2 days.
On the second day we were well out to sea looking for whales and the sea was very rough.
Then the catamaran hit a wave and the whole thing went totally airborne and at that exact time this massive whale did a jump probably 10 metres from us exactly parallel to us
I've never seen anything as amazing as that sight.
Since then I've been a fairly big supporter of the sea shepherd cause.
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@quantum2020 (12041)
• Ciudad De Mexico, Mexico
8 Apr 16
That story gives you something to start a conversation whenever you need an excuse. I love the sea. I wish I have the time and money to go to open sea and maybe watch a big whale like the one you came across. I surely won´t want to come across a shark!
@quantum2020 (12041)
• Ciudad De Mexico, Mexico
8 Apr 16
@Mike197602 Yeah! One photo would had been perfect for arousing our curiosity here on Mylot. I could get the courage to get into a steel cage and watch the big sea animals from there. I´ve heard that you can scuba dive with tiger sharks in Cozumel, Mexico
@Mike197602 (15512)
• United Kingdom
8 Apr 16
@quantum2020 I am actually very interested in sharks too...especially the dangerous ones
I'd love to go in a cage with great whites/bulls/tigers swimming around but I know I don't have the guts for that, I'd be too scared
I stick to watching that on TV.
On that catamaran at the time it went into the air I was on the netting in the middle being sick
Just pure luck I saw that whale to the side and I'm beyond gutted I've no photograph to share
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@jaboUK (64354)
• United Kingdom
8 Apr 16
That sounds very weird. I can't top @Mike197602's experience!
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@quantum2020 (12041)
• Ciudad De Mexico, Mexico
8 Apr 16
It was a real out of ordinary ocean experience.
@jaboUK (64354)
• United Kingdom
8 Apr 16
@Mike197602 I'll have to think about it
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@Mike197602 (15512)
• United Kingdom
8 Apr 16
Hey, you don't have to top it just think of your most extraordinary experience
I bet it'd be just as interesting as mine.
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@LovingMyBabies (85288)
• Valdosta, Georgia
8 Apr 16
That is very strange but amazing as well. I don't have anything like that-not that I can think of right now anyway.
@TiarasOceanView (70022)
• United States
7 Apr 16
Whoa that gave me the shivers my friend...that is indeed very strange wow!
I think the most incredible incident was when I found out that I lived to survive a very dangerous situation.
I should not have survived it, I fell many feet through a plate glass and the glass penetrated my lung ..I walked a good 1/4 mile back to house when I was a child with this big shard of glass in my body.
I still have the scar..
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@quantum2020 (12041)
• Ciudad De Mexico, Mexico
8 Apr 16
That was realy scary! I imagine the pain and the strenght coming from inside of you to get to your home.
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@TiarasOceanView (70022)
• United States
8 Apr 16
@quantum2020 Surprisingly my friend, I do not recall any pain..it was as if nothing happen so strange.
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@quantum2020 (12041)
• Ciudad De Mexico, Mexico
8 Apr 16
@TiarasOceanView Thta was strange, too. Many times, when we are in a dangerous situation, our system does the hard work for us.