Bad Luck Anyone?

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Jack Dempsey
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For the past couple of months I've been feeling pretty unlucky. This past Sunday, I went on a family outing and went through quite a bit.

The morning started off pretty chill. I went tubing down a river, with no complications, at least during my first 2 runs. On the third run, I got caught in some rapids and bashed my back up something fierce, got stuck in a whirlpool (which I managed to escape), and then nearly got dragged under by a undertow off a small drop off.

Toward the evening, I went to gorge for some rock diving. 10 minutes prior to getting into the water, a seagull passes by and drops a miniature payload right off the tip of my nose and splat center on my chest...
Family jokingly said: "Oh, that's considered good luck!"
Thought to my self: "Surely things can't get any worse".
As I got into the water for a warmup swim, I slip on rock in waist high water, and end up sitting right on top of a branch (which rammed up somewhere I rather not say out in the open, but I'm pretty sure you guys can guess where). Pulling my self back together after what happened, I started off my warm up, by trying to swim across the small gorge. About 1/3 of the way, my right calf gets a sharp cramp, which caused me to tense up and sink (where I stopped, the water was about 20-25 feet deep). As I tried swimming back to land, I suddenly run out off breath and begin taking in water. At this point, I pretty much went into full panic. I manage breaching the surface with my hand, while continuing to swallow water. Luckily someone noticed, and began dragging me back to land.
Thanks to them, I made it out fine. Another minute or so, I think I would have been "swimming with the fishes", because I nearly blacked out.

Wondering who else has been experiencing some bad luck lately.
 
I would consider yourself lucky to make it though all that alive. Glass half full.
 
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Not on the same scale as your madness but one of my brake lights and both of reverse lights went out in the same week lol

Oh... And my local auto zone didn't have the cheap bulbs.
 
Not on the same scale as your madness but one of my brake lights and both of reverse lights went out in the same week lol

Oh... And my local auto zone didn't have the cheap bulbs.

That's pretty bad too. Seen some nasty accidents, due to blown tail lights. Some people in my area don't drive too well, makes me afraid to drive sometimes, especially if that happened to me.
 
For the past couple of months I've been feeling pretty unlucky. This past Sunday, I went on a family outing and went through quite a bit.

The morning started off pretty chill. I went tubing down a river, with no complications, at least during my first 2 runs. On the third run, I got caught in some rapids and bashed my back up something fierce, got stuck in a whirlpool (which I managed to escape), and then nearly got dragged under by a undertow off a small drop off.

Toward the evening, I went to gorge for some rock diving. 10 minutes prior to getting into the water, a seagull passes by and drops a miniature payload right off the tip of my nose and splat center on my chest...
Family jokingly said: "Oh, that's considered good luck!"
Thought to my self: "Surely things can't get any worse".
As I got into the water for a warmup swim, I slip on rock in waist high water, and end up sitting right on top of a branch (which rammed up somewhere I rather not say out in the open, but I'm pretty sure you guys can guess where). Pulling my self back together after what happened, I started off my warm up, by trying to swim across the small gorge. About 1/3 of the way, my right calf gets a sharp cramp, which caused me to tense up and sink (where I stopped, the water was about 20-25 feet deep). As I tried swimming back to land, I suddenly run out off breath and begin taking in water. At this point, I pretty much went into full panic. I manage breaching the surface with my hand, while continuing to swallow water. Luckily someone noticed, and began dragging me back to land.
Thanks to them, I made it out fine. Another minute or so, I think I would have been "swimming with the fishes", because I nearly blacked out.

Wondering who else has been experiencing some bad luck lately.
Very interesting series of events.I remember catching a calf cramp while swimming in the Bahamas,good thing I wasn't very far out from shore.
 
Hello; As a friend of mine says - There are days when things go real well and then there's most of the time.
 
If you can post it, then it's not bad luck.
 
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