[ SECRET POST #4475 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #4475 ⌋

Warning: Some secrets are NOT worksafe and may contain SPOILERS.

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Comments

Re: What's something that's happened to you that sounds like it's fiction?

[(Anonymous)]

One time when I was thirteen(ish?), I was out with my aunt and my baby cousin. We got back to my aunt's house and she couldn't find her keys, thought she had lost them somewhere.

Luckily they lived in a bungalow, but for some reason all the screens over the windows had been nailed over (luckily there was never a fire before this...).

I've always been a bit of a MacGyver so I found the bbq cleaner, used the metal scraper end to pry back the nails off one screen, pull it out, open the window and heave myself out.

Then I am dangling half in the window, managed to grab my cousin's crib and pull it towards me so I could tumble into it.

Let my aunt in through the front door.

She found the keys at the bottom of her purse... -___-;

Re: What's something that's happened to you that sounds like it's fiction?

[(Anonymous)]

That was quick thinking, using your cousin’s crib as a landing pad. I remember one time a couple of friends and I were stuck outside as young teens and there was only one open ground floor window—into the bathroom, and it was a tiny window with nothing directly beneath it but tile. I was and am fat, and one of my friends was and is even fatter, but luckily my other friend was super skinny and also okay with possibly cracking her head open. She didn’t; once we got the screen off we held her ankles until she could do a handstand, and then she flipped herself upright and went to let us in.

Re: What's something that's happened to you that sounds like it's fiction?

[11thmirror]

When I was much younger, my brother and I locked ourselves out of the house, and I got in via the cat flap.

Re: What's something that's happened to you that sounds like it's fiction?

[(Anonymous)]

Makes me glad the windows in my house aren't too far up from the floor!