Biggest mess you have made by accident?

The other day I was preparing myself a protein shake in a shaker bottle. I thought the cap was closed but...it was not. I started shaking furiously (as I usually do) and the milk and powder went EVERYWHERE. I think I started laughing actually, it was so ridiculous.

Lets just say it involved A LOT of tissues.DroidPhysX

:P

Lets just say it involved A LOT of tissues.DroidPhysX

Lets just say it involved A LOT of tissues.DroidPhysX

A put a soft drink in the freezer to cool quickly, but I left it in too long and it froze (duh). Anyway when I opened the pressure released caused it to go fricken everywhere. Spent ages cleaning up the stick mess.

[QUOTE="DroidPhysX"]Lets just say it involved A LOT of tissues.xaos

[QUOTE="DroidPhysX"]Lets just say it involved A LOT of tissues.xaos

[QUOTE="xaos"][QUOTE="DroidPhysX"]Lets just say it involved A LOT of tissues.taylor888

It involves a rather large book shelf...

[QUOTE="xaos"][QUOTE="DroidPhysX"]Lets just say it involved A LOT of tissues.Pirate700

I was jogging downtown and i bumped into this guy eating hot nachos... the cheese was everywhere and it was searing my very soul :(

The other day I was preparing myself a protein shake in a shaker bottle. I thought the cap was closed but...it was not. I started shaking furiously (as I usually do) and the milk and powder went EVERYWHERE. I think I started laughing actually, it was so ridiculous.

taylor888

Years ago when I was 18/19 i was training as a painter and decorator. We were working from the main centre loading supplies for the offsite painters and a couple of these two ass-hats were in the back of the van while we were loading it up, they were generally being pains in the ass and refusing to help, and then when we tried to load up they fan they refused to move from where they were sitting near the back doors of the van for us to load supplies into the back of the van so, I cand of slid the cans down the centre of the back of the van, except these idiots then decided to block the path so, I threw the can at the back, of the van, and it exploded, spraying paint allover thei nterior of the fan and these two idiots in the back. I got suspended and fined the cost of the tin of paint and bottle of turps to clean the van and these two a-holes got away with basically stopping us from doing our job.

I was at my friends house recently and we made a mentos and diet coke rocket. We were so stupid that we did this inside. The mess wasn't the bad part. But the rocket went right threw the roof and ended up in the bathroom upstairs. We went up and my friends older sister was taking a bath. I got a nice glimps before she covered up with a towel. :P

[QUOTE="DroidPhysX"]Lets just say it involved A LOT of tissues.Pirate700

:P

I was at my friends house recently and we made a mentos and diet coke rocket. We were so stupid that we did this inside. The mess wasn't the bad part. But the rocket went right threw the roof and ended up in the bathroom upstairs. We went up and my friends older sister was taking a bath. I got a nice glimps before she covered up with a towel. :P

T_REX305

So I was driving down a country road at night when I saw a guy wielding a chainsaw and chasing after a deer. Given that they were so far up the road that I could see them, I did the sensible thing and slowed down gradually until I came to a crawl. However, they circled around and came across the road once more and the deer ran head-first into my left rear passenger door and got stuck.

The thud of the deer's head striking my vehicle was startling enough, but the revving of the chainsaw from the guy chasing it set me into a panic, causing me to floor it as a natural response and drag the deer a good seven or so miles until I slowed down to a crawl once more. Fortunately, I didn't hear the chainsaw anymore but, when I pulled over on the side of the road and exited my vehicle, the deer (whatever was left of it) was horribly mangled from the friction of the road, leaving a trail of blood and guts that stretched for miles.

I took the time to remove the deer's antlers from my car door (took me what seemed like hours) and drove home, getting a replacement door a few days later.

And that's why I'll never drive on country roads again.

I was like 6 when this happened.

I picked up a 2-liter bottle of coke, unopened.

Starting spinning around with it, and then it hit a sharp corner.

It started going everywhere, I couldn't stop it.

The walls, the counters, the floor, the ceiling, my clothes, the table, the fridge, oh gawd.

So I was driving down a country road at night when I saw a guy wielding a chainsaw and chasing after a deer. Given that they were so far up the road that I could see them, I did the sensible thing and slowed down gradually until I came to a crawl. However, they circled around and came across the road once more and the deer ran head-first into my left rear passenger door and got stuck.

The thud of the deer's head striking my vehicle was startling enough, but the revving of the chainsaw from the guy chasing it set me into a panic, causing me to floor it as a natural response and drag the deer a good seven or so miles until I slowed down to a crawl once more. Fortunately, I didn't hear the chainsaw anymore but, when I pulled over on the side of the road and exited my vehicle, the deer (whatever was left of it) was horribly mangled from the friction of the road, leaving a trail of blood and guts that stretched for miles.

I took the time to remove the deer's antlers from my car door (took me what seemed like hours) and drove home, getting a replacement door a few days later.

And that's why I'll never drive on country roads again.

THE_DRUGGIE

when i was little i was walking barefoot on my front lawn and stepped in fresh dog doo from my neighbors dog

it felt awful

Once I was doing some sort of group project for school that involved a bucket of bright blue paint that I was asked to hold while in the back seat of one of my (rather attractive) project partner's cars. Of course I ended up spilling the paint all over the back interior of his car and his little sister's shoes.

So I was driving down a country road at night when I saw a guy wielding a chainsaw and chasing after a deer. Given that they were so far up the road that I could see them, I did the sensible thing and slowed down gradually until I came to a crawl. However, they circled around and came across the road once more and the deer ran head-first into my left rear passenger door and got stuck.

The thud of the deer's head striking my vehicle was startling enough, but the revving of the chainsaw from the guy chasing it set me into a panic, causing me to floor it as a natural response and drag the deer a good seven or so miles until I slowed down to a crawl once more. Fortunately, I didn't hear the chainsaw anymore but, when I pulled over on the side of the road and exited my vehicle, the deer (whatever was left of it) was horribly mangled from the friction of the road, leaving a trail of blood and guts that stretched for miles.

I took the time to remove the deer's antlers from my car door (took me what seemed like hours) and drove home, getting a replacement door a few days later.

And that's why I'll never drive on country roads again.

THE_DRUGGIE

I put a soda in the freezer and forgot about it and by the time I remember it it had already burst open leaving frozen soda all over the freezer.

So I was driving down a country road at night when I saw a guy wielding a chainsaw and chasing after a deer. Given that they were so far up the road that I could see them, I did the sensible thing and slowed down gradually until I came to a crawl. However, they circled around and came across the road once more and the deer ran head-first into my left rear passenger door and got stuck.

The thud of the deer's head striking my vehicle was startling enough, but the revving of the chainsaw from the guy chasing it set me into a panic, causing me to floor it as a natural response and drag the deer a good seven or so miles until I slowed down to a crawl once more. Fortunately, I didn't hear the chainsaw anymore but, when I pulled over on the side of the road and exited my vehicle, the deer (whatever was left of it) was horribly mangled from the friction of the road, leaving a trail of blood and guts that stretched for miles.

I took the time to remove the deer's antlers from my car door (took me what seemed like hours) and drove home, getting a replacement door a few days later.

And that's why I'll never drive on country roads again.

THE_DRUGGIE

Not me, but my brother left an unopened pop in his car accidentally and the sun was beating down. It exploded all over the inside of the car.

For me, I don't remember making any big messes I don't think...

[QUOTE="THE_DRUGGIE"]

So I was driving down a country road at night when I saw a guy wielding a chainsaw and chasing after a deer. Given that they were so far up the road that I could see them, I did the sensible thing and slowed down gradually until I came to a crawl. However, they circled around and came across the road once more and the deer ran head-first into my left rear passenger door and got stuck.

The thud of the deer's head striking my vehicle was startling enough, but the revving of the chainsaw from the guy chasing it set me into a panic, causing me to floor it as a natural response and drag the deer a good seven or so miles until I slowed down to a crawl once more. Fortunately, I didn't hear the chainsaw anymore but, when I pulled over on the side of the road and exited my vehicle, the deer (whatever was left of it) was horribly mangled from the friction of the road, leaving a trail of blood and guts that stretched for miles.

I took the time to remove the deer's antlers from my car door (took me what seemed like hours) and drove home, getting a replacement door a few days later.

And that's why I'll never drive on country roads again.

Cheesehead9099

It was one of the strangest things to ever happen to me.

Definitely the strangest thing to happen to me while driving.

[QUOTE="Cheesehead9099"][QUOTE="THE_DRUGGIE"]

So I was driving down a country road at night when I saw a guy wielding a chainsaw and chasing after a deer. Given that they were so far up the road that I could see them, I did the sensible thing and slowed down gradually until I came to a crawl. However, they circled around and came across the road once more and the deer ran head-first into my left rear passenger door and got stuck.

The thud of the deer's head striking my vehicle was startling enough, but the revving of the chainsaw from the guy chasing it set me into a panic, causing me to floor it as a natural response and drag the deer a good seven or so miles until I slowed down to a crawl once more. Fortunately, I didn't hear the chainsaw anymore but, when I pulled over on the side of the road and exited my vehicle, the deer (whatever was left of it) was horribly mangled from the friction of the road, leaving a trail of blood and guts that stretched for miles.

I took the time to remove the deer's antlers from my car door (took me what seemed like hours) and drove home, getting a replacement door a few days later.

And that's why I'll never drive on country roads again.

THE_DRUGGIE

It was one of the strangest things to ever happen to me.

Definitely the strangest thing to happen to me while driving.

So I was driving down a country road at night when I saw a guy wielding a chainsaw and chasing after a deer. Given that they were so far up the road that I could see them, I did the sensible thing and slowed down gradually until I came to a crawl. However, they circled around and came across the road once more and the deer ran head-first into my left rear passenger door and got stuck.

The thud of the deer's head striking my vehicle was startling enough, but the revving of the chainsaw from the guy chasing it set me into a panic, causing me to floor it as a natural response and drag the deer a good seven or so miles until I slowed down to a crawl once more. Fortunately, I didn't hear the chainsaw anymore but, when I pulled over on the side of the road and exited my vehicle, the deer (whatever was left of it) was horribly mangled from the friction of the road, leaving a trail of blood and guts that stretched for miles.

I took the time to remove the deer's antlers from my car door (took me what seemed like hours) and drove home, getting a replacement door a few days later.

And that's why I'll never drive on country roads again.

THE_DRUGGIE

When i was like 6 at a McDonalds at the mall this kid got his order and I bumped into his tray and his coke spilled all over his fries and burger. Not the biggest but one of the most memorable :twisted:

[QUOTE="THE_DRUGGIE"]

So I was driving down a country road at night when I saw a guy wielding a chainsaw and chasing after a deer. Given that they were so far up the road that I could see them, I did the sensible thing and slowed down gradually until I came to a crawl. However, they circled around and came across the road once more and the deer ran head-first into my left rear passenger door and got stuck.

The thud of the deer's head striking my vehicle was startling enough, but the revving of the chainsaw from the guy chasing it set me into a panic, causing me to floor it as a natural response and drag the deer a good seven or so miles until I slowed down to a crawl once more. Fortunately, I didn't hear the chainsaw anymore but, when I pulled over on the side of the road and exited my vehicle, the deer (whatever was left of it) was horribly mangled from the friction of the road, leaving a trail of blood and guts that stretched for miles.

I took the time to remove the deer's antlers from my car door (took me what seemed like hours) and drove home, getting a replacement door a few days later.

And that's why I'll never drive on country roads again.

horgen123

The deer had a bum leg, seemed like.

It wasn't striding along, but it sure was going fast enough when it came back to get lodged in my car door.

I bought this huge thing of fruit punch. Like has plastic handle likea bucket big. And the handle broke and cap exploded off some how and it went under the fridge and the stove. I wanted to cry.

[QUOTE="horgen123"][QUOTE="THE_DRUGGIE"]

So I was driving down a country road at night when I saw a guy wielding a chainsaw and chasing after a deer. Given that they were so far up the road that I could see them, I did the sensible thing and slowed down gradually until I came to a crawl. However, they circled around and came across the road once more and the deer ran head-first into my left rear passenger door and got stuck.

The thud of the deer's head striking my vehicle was startling enough, but the revving of the chainsaw from the guy chasing it set me into a panic, causing me to floor it as a natural response and drag the deer a good seven or so miles until I slowed down to a crawl once more. Fortunately, I didn't hear the chainsaw anymore but, when I pulled over on the side of the road and exited my vehicle, the deer (whatever was left of it) was horribly mangled from the friction of the road, leaving a trail of blood and guts that stretched for miles.

I took the time to remove the deer's antlers from my car door (took me what seemed like hours) and drove home, getting a replacement door a few days later.

And that's why I'll never drive on country roads again.

THE_DRUGGIE

The deer had a bum leg, seemed like.

It wasn't striding along, but it sure was going fast enough when it came back to get lodged in my car door.

I think you win the thread lol