The scariest thing you have done?

I remember, when I was on holiday in America, we went to these cliff places, they weren't that strong, and there was a sign, saying "DON'T WALK PAST THIS POINT!!" Unfortunately, me my brother, and my twin brother, missed it. I was in front, and at the end of the cliff, it broke, with me on it, I grabbed on to a branch, then my brothers had to take of all there clothes (not under-wear thank god), and make a rope, I tried to climb up using that, it didn't work, so we had to call the police or something like that, and an ambulance, because I almost broke my arm.

 

Yeah and connor was only 6 there.It was scary to me too.

 

No, not Connor, Connors my twin you friggin' ******bag, the six year old guy was Jack. Have you been eating sugary cereals again??

 

I can't believe your forgeting your own 8 year old little brother!!

 

I'm confused, Connors my twin. Jacks the younger one and Amys the youngest. Then Ruby and Callum are the older ones.

 

No.Nicola(21)Ruby and callum,Cameron(19)Me and you(10(connor(10)Connor(8)Jack and Amy.

 

You two shut up and keep your fights out of the forums, got it?

Anyway, I once cracked my head open wrestling ;D

 

Hmmm....I cant remember the MOST scariest thing, though i do remember one thing; when I was 8 there was there tornado that appeared in our neighborhood, and I had to walk outside during it because our power was off and the car was out of gas.

VERY scary shit.

 

I once was at a horse camp and was put on a horse that was supposedly really sensitive, so when I kicked it I did it really lightly and it didn't go anywhere...So I kicked it again, harder, and it took off. I didn't think it was THAT hard, but...>>;
In any case, it started cantering and because I was trying to hang on for dear life I kept subconsiously squeezing it, so it kept going faster even though I pulled on the reins...Until it finally stopped and I flew off forward and got knocked out (a concussion). That's what I was told anyway, I don't remember anything between it speeding up and getting picked up by an ambulance. Supposedly I woke up a few seconds later and talked to my dad on a cell phone, but I don't remember that at all. o__o

 

Parkour. That shit is so scary if you do it on heights. But, it's all mental. If you know how to throw your momentum and carry it through, you're good.

 

Not too scary, but I once got on a roller coaster which required you to stand up. And I think there was a problem with the security device, because had I not held tightly, I woudl've flown off. It was waaaaaaaaaay too loose to keep me securely attached.

Worse, I was visiting some distant cousins when I was like 5 years old, in a remote village distant from civilization. I got lost. But fortunately I could find my way back eventually.

 

I went on this one roller coaster a couple of summers ago. THIS ONE to be exact. Just as the train backed up to the top of the first hill, I felt my shoulder harness thing vibrate in a way that I knew it shouldn't. Before I could do anything, the coaster shot down the hill and continued in its normal fashion, with me clamping down on my restraint for dear life. When we got back to the loading station or whatever the hell it's called, I was hyperventilating and swearing. They took a look at my restraint, and they didn't need to unlock it to open it. I could have easily fell out during the ride if it weren't for my hanging-on and gravity.
I still love roller coasters, but needless to say I've never been on that one again.

 

I was snorkeling in a swimming pool during our trip in Portugal. I swam too deep and nearly drowned. Luckily a friend of ours saved me..

 

I almost fell out of my bedroom window, I leaned out too far xDD

Not the scariest, but I can't remember everything that I've done that's given me an adrenaline rush because there's a lot of stuff.

 

Had some close moments, but these were the most epic. I was hiking up a mountain in science camp. Until a rattlesnake passed by. I didn't see it and walked passed it. It tried to bite me. Thank God I had hiking shoes and not sandles like the others wore. The other one was I almost fell of a slope of a mountainside that leads towards a river. Thankfully a friend caught me.