The most disturbing thing youve seen/experienced

[Ranger REG]

pictures someone I know braught back from this darn war in Irac......Not something I wanna look at ever again.......

Makes you feel guilty with what you have compared to the people who don't have, huh?

 

[Tiberius]

yeah, you might be saying, "it was a fake". If you'd actually seen it you'd realize it wasn't a fake.

I think I've seen the video you refer to (side note: those who grossly mislabel video files irk me!), and seem to recall that it looked like it was faked. For instance, the "entry wound" appears very shortly before the weapon is fired (IIRC), and the resultant "blood" on the wall looks much more like it was thrown from above between takes than actually sprayed by an exit wound. So, I wouldn't worry about having watched a woman die; I'm pretty sure you haven't.

 

[caudor]

The worst, watching my father die in front of me. Even now, I can't bear to go into it further.

Second worst, which was a stupid mistake, was watching the Nick Berg video I found on the internet. At the time, I was suffering from clinical depression (due to losing my Dad), and at any other time I probably would have been disgusted at the thought of watching it. So, somehow expecting it to be somewhat 'edited' and thinking nothing could be worse, I watched it. Needless to say, the event messed me up even worse.

I'm receiving excellent treatment and doing very well now days. And I'll never make the mistake of watching something like that again.

 

[BOZ]

i have no desire to watch anyone die for real, even on film. i've never had a desire to watch faces of death either.

 

[ssampier]

I've been pretty fortunate. Most things I have been able to handle. However, the most distribing thing I've experienced is when my mom had her nervous breakdown. I was almost 17 at the time, wokeup in the morning. My mother had called the police multiple times because she was sure she had ran people over with her car.

I'll never forget the heart-break when I was caring for her and I couldn't find her. I found her 8 blocks away because she was "trying to live in the desert". It's so hard to really express when that feels like....

 

[Nyaricus]

The most disturbing thing i have seen is going out on a blind date to find my date (to my shock and utter disgust) was my mom

lol, that didn't creep me out, but it gave me my laugh for the day

 

[Zweihänder]

It's all about the Internets. The most disturbing thing I've ever seen was a video of a motorcycle crash in which a man lost his legs, and another one was stuck so hard in the torso that he DIED.

Yeah. That and gore-porn in general. Man I hate 4chan.

 

[Sidekick]

Most disturbing: Back in Wellington, where I grew up and call home most of the busses are trolley buses that run off electricity from overhead cables. Their rather quiet and can generate some speed without the noise of a regular engine.

Well couple years ago one young lady was about to cross Willis St, she poked her head out around the mini-van she was standing behind and looked left rather than right. The bus caught her in the side of the head.

What I saw was her lying on the ground, blood pooling and people having to hold her down – the twitching was terrible. She was trying to get up while simultaneously losing control of her nervous system. It’s the twitching of her legs that’s stayed with me.

Very sad. She was only like 20 or 21, 2 weeks away from graduating from University when she was hit and killed.

Very sad and that image has stayed with me ever since.

 

[Ghendar]

I think I've seen the video you refer to (side note: those who grossly mislabel video files irk me!), and seem to recall that it looked like it was faked. For instance, the "entry wound" appears very shortly before the weapon is fired (IIRC), and the resultant "blood" on the wall looks much more like it was thrown from above between takes than actually sprayed by an exit wound. So, I wouldn't worry about having watched a woman die; I'm pretty sure you haven't.

Well, I truly hope you're right, because it still disturbs me.

 

[Ghendar]

i have no desire to watch anyone die for real, even on film. i've never had a desire to watch faces of death either.

I agree. I've never seen Faces of Death and don't plan to do so.
I downloaded that vid mainly because I didn't believe it was real, or that maybe it was mislabled.