have u had an encounter with Murphy's Law?
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god when not?\nIf anything can go wrong, it will!
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me, it has happened to me before
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I've gone through it - its weird and cool at the same time, if thats possible.\n\nI don't think it solved any of my problems but what I saw was interesting.
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Yeah, it happened to me once. Boy, I hope that doesn't happen again....\n\n\nSplooch!
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Yes I have!! LOVE IT!!! hehehe... i have actually seen it twice... sad but true!! LOL
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Yes one can. i have experienced this.
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It's called Murphy's Law- everything that can go wrong, will go wrong.
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yes i have. and i have a cul-de-sac so i drive in circles, haha
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HAS NOT HAPPEN TO ME !!!\nTHANK GOD !!!
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I think bad things just happen, period. I don't think it much matters if you wish for them or the reverse. Murphy's Law is simply a catchall expression for when things seem to be going consistently poorly. I don't read into it anything more than that. It can be argued that negative things happen to negative people (or at least, people who think negatively), just as the converse is true about positive things happening to positive people. But I'm thinking this is just a tad too simplistic and otherwise unprovable. What happens, happens, irrespective of how we think or try to rationalize it after the event. Make sense?
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it happens... happened to me...
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lol ive had a few of them
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Yeah, I've seen that alot.\n\n\nLOL
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yep, i have..some good experiences...some not so bad..
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i  havent,  but  my  brother  has.  he  tried  to  get  a  truck  driving  job and they  checked  his  credit.  he  didnt  get  the  job  because of  it.
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Yes, three times, and I appreciated the dispacter each time!!\n\n.. I live in a very rural area, it was winter, all 3 of my babies were home, my youngest being only 6 months old, babysitting another 3 month old for a girlfriend. Snow was on the ground pretty thick, front door was chain locked, and I thought manually locked too. Someone opened the door from the outside, saw the chain then closed the door again, I couldn't believe what I saw, so I went to my window to look out... no one there, no cars in my drive other than mine, I freaked, called 911, and began to speed read my situation over the phone, had to repeat it twice since the adrenalin rush of panic had taken over,  then a few minutes after giving my address and telling all the kids to be quiet like mice, and checking to make sure the back door was locked, I peeking out the front window again and again, the dispatch was very calming even though my heart was racing. Then I heard my garage door close, and as I was peeking out I saw my husband, he slid the car into the ditch up the road and had walked back.  I don't know how the dispatch ever understood a word of what I said, since I have the habit of talking fast anyway, but his patience and calm helped me, and his understanding of my husband being my break in, which I yelled about (I think while I was on the phone with him, for my husnband to "NEVER DO THAT AGAIN",) he made absolutely certain I was sure it was my husband before hanging up.. I thought he must have had a good chuckle over that one later.. I know my girlfriends did since they called me about a 8 times pretending to be a 911 operator asking me if I was certain my husband was not an intruder!
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none that i've experienced.