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Murky_Conclusion4210 , Negative Space Report

35 People Who Felt That Something Was Off Shared How Listening To Their Gut Saved Their Lives I was pregnant in the very early weeks (5/6 weeks), and started getting these intense pains on the right side of my abdomen. Like so extremely painful that I woke up in the middle of the night and couldn’t make noise or move. Went to my doctor the next day, and he said I was being hysterical and it’s completely normal to be in pain when you’re pregnant. He refused to get me to an OBGYN, and said I could go private if it was such a big deal. Went to a private scan, and my pregnancy was ectopic (stuck in my fallopian tube), and my tube had ruptured and I was bleeding internaly. Was rushed to hospital, and had surgery to remove my tube that night. If I hadn’t booked that scan I would have died in my sleep that night due to internal bleeding.

Final score:

243points

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Furbaby Kip's Mom 1 year ago

I hope you never went back to that doctor.

161points

35 People Who Felt That Something Was Off Shared How Listening To Their Gut Saved Their Lives Driving uphill behind a flatbed truck carrying I-beams and I envisioned them sliding off the truck and hitting my windshield. I changed lanes so I wasn’t behind the truck and two seconds later, the I-beams were sliding off onto the road where my car would’ve been, sparking and gouging the pavement. Terrifying. To this day, I won’t stay behind a truck with anything that’s “strapped down.”

Infj-kc , Zetong Li Report

Final score:

224points

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Keller Worthen 1 year ago

Final destination

130points

35 People Who Felt That Something Was Off Shared How Listening To Their Gut Saved Their Lives I refused to get in the car with the guy who said:" i can still drive" after the party.

3 people crashed into a bridge and died.

Lucky me i guess

SitriNiux , energepic.com Report

Final score:

198points

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Lex <3 (they/them) 1 year ago

DAMN, I'm glad they are safe but I also feel bad for the people who died...

83points

35 People Who Felt That Something Was Off Shared How Listening To Their Gut Saved Their Lives I was 18, freshly out of high school and got a job at a newly opened pizza place. The crew was all younger kids around my age, I quickly befriended another girl working there but there was a guy, maybe a year or two older than me, who just gave me the weirdest vibes. I just felt uncomfortable being around him. He didn't really do anything outright strange, he hit on me and kept asking for my number, but I had a boyfriend (now my husband) and kept turning this guy down, he was never rude or about it or anything, so I had no real reason to feel anything was off about him, but I did.

Sometimes while I was working, I'd feel like someone was staring at me and I'd turn around and he'd be watching me from the other side of the kitchen. I remember telling the girl I had befriended that I just felt something was *off* about that guy and he made my skin crawl. Another coworker, who had gone to school with the guy, overheard the conversation and told me that he understood, his friend could be intense and off-putting but he was mostly harmless. The other girl and I just kind of tried to laugh it off but she agreed that something just didn't feel right.

I always worked the late shift, so I could start after my college classes and I worked until close, one night the creepy guy got off work maybe an hour or two before close and I was scheduled to close. So he leaves at his scheduled time, and I work until close and then go to leave and walk to my car. It was around 1:00AM at this time and super dark, as I'm walking to my car I notice someone else in the parking lot, it was the creepy guy and he was just... standing there. Watching me. His car was still there so he wasn't waiting for a ride, he had just waited for me to leave. I got in my car and felt just incredibly weirded out by the entire thing so I left, went home to my apartment, told my partner what happened and then sent my manager a text and said I was sorry, but the creepy guy was making me uncomfortable to the point that I couldn't work there anymore and that had been my last night. I never went back.

About a month later, I see on the news that the creepy guy from the pizza place had followed the other girl from work, the one I had been friends with, one night after a closing shift. He had waited outside her house in the dark, broke in when everyone was asleep, [unalived] her dad, and held her hostage/assaulted her for hours while the police and swat team tried to get him out of the house.

I still think about her a lot, and at the time I felt genuinely guilty about what happened to her, as if I could have done something to prevent it.

owlfigurine , Gwendal Cottin Report

Final score:

178points

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MaryHadaLittleLamb 1 year ago

Oh my God, this is truly horrible. Nothing he did was your fault, please don't torture yourself. You expressed your discomfort about him, and you had to do what was necessary to take yourself out of that situation. I pray that you and your friend can someday find some peace after such a traumatic event.

115points

35 People Who Felt That Something Was Off Shared How Listening To Their Gut Saved Their Lives It was very late driving & there were minimal cars on the road, I came up to a red light & as it turned green something inside me said “don’t go yet” & a van blew through their red.

imtribecca , PhotoMIX Company Report

Final score:

163points

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Ace 1 year ago

You should do this every time. Don't assume that just because your light has gone green means that it's safe to go, make sure that other vehicle have actually stopped before proceeding.

109points

Cautious-Apartment-9 , Erik Mclean Report

35 People Who Felt That Something Was Off Shared How Listening To Their Gut Saved Their Lives Went to the gas station for snacks & something just told me to park in the spot second from the door instead of the one directly in front. About, 15 mins later, a truck comes flying through that very spot & into the door & out the back wall. Most surreal moment of my life.

Final score:

153points

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SCP 4666 1 year ago

They had an vigilant guardian angel

47points

35 People Who Felt That Something Was Off Shared How Listening To Their Gut Saved Their Lives My wife was going to go on a road trip with friends down to a bigger city for a concert. She had done this several times before. Friends were close friends of ours but for some reason, I felt off about it that one day. I said to her ‘babe, I don’t know why and you can ignore me if you’d like. but I don’t think you should go. I don’t know why, but i feel like something is going to happen’ She knows I’d never tell her not to do anything she wanted. It was out of the blue and out of character for me. So she decided to stay home and watch movies with me.

About 2 hours later after the rest of the crew left, we got a phone call that they had gotten into a severe accident. 2 friends in the hospital and someone from the other vehicle dead on scene. Had she gone along, she would have been sitting in the seat where they had been hit by the other driver and most likely [unalived].

Someone, somewhere, somehow was warning me. And I’m glad we both listened to it.

Sperryxd , Dominika Kwiatkowska Report

Final score:

136points

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Rosie Red 1 year ago

Unalived? The word die or dead is a no-no now?

104points

35 People Who Felt That Something Was Off Shared How Listening To Their Gut Saved Their Lives The lump wasn't a cyst and the rib pain wasn't just from coughing too hard. That was cancer.

Mousewaterdrinker , Ivan Samkov Report

Final score:

132points

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Lisa Jarvis 1 year ago

After many rounds of fertility treatments (during which a voice in my head repeatedly said 'Dont do this. You will get cancer' I continued...4 months after stopping The Voice returned saying ' There's something wrong with your left breast'. Mammo. All clear. Biopsy of old cyst all clear. Voice more insistent. I decide to have the cyst removed, just in case... Cyst benign. Metastatic breast cancer on chest wall behind the cyst. Bless the voices of f you hear them. Cancer free after 18 years

3points

#10

35 People Who Felt That Something Was Off Shared How Listening To Their Gut Saved Their Lives Husband went to pick up takeout in the winter while it was snowy. As he was leaving he got a feeling to stay inside the restaurant and not go to his car. So he stayed for an extra minute and right then a van slid on the ice and hit his car on the driver's side where he would have been had he gone out.

RepairContent268 , Byron Johnson Report

Final score:

131points

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ValdaDeDieu 1 year ago

Many, many people who are still alive will tell you about that "feeling" because it was obeyed; still yet more who are dead will say the very same thing - except that they regret they didn't listen.

64points

#11

35 People Who Felt That Something Was Off Shared How Listening To Their Gut Saved Their Lives In middle school, I was up late one night. Mom and brother asleep, dad gone on business. I had let the dog out, and when I went to go get him, I got a bad feeling like someone was out there. There wasn't really a reason to feel this way, it was just dark, and I got spooked, so I put the chain lock up on the back door when we got back inside. Back then, we never locked our doors. A few minutes later, the dog is drinking by the back door, and he suddenly stops and starts growling (like a low grumble) at the door. I was sitting where I could see the dog but not the door. Then I hear the door pull open and the chain lock catch. The dog started barking like crazy and I ran upstairs to wake my brother up. He went out and looked around, but no one was there. I think the dog's barking scared them away, but I dont know who it was or what would have happened if I hadn't locked the door.

monaforever , Jonathan Petersson Report

Final score:

122points

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LakotaWolf (she/her) 1 year ago (edited)

We never used to lock our doors either…. then an ex-employee of ours came to our house at 5am, rammed his truck into our garage, jumped over our fence, and came into our house through the (unlocked) back door. He assaulted my elderly mom and may have even progressed to unaliving her, my disabled dad (whose bed was in the front room), and my dad’s night caregiver; ex-employee was a big guy. Luckily the caregiver was able to sneak a call to 911 while ex-employee was assaulting my mom. Lesson: ALWAYS lock your doors XD

60points

#12

35 People Who Felt That Something Was Off Shared How Listening To Their Gut Saved Their Lives About 2 years ago me and my dad loved going on night walks, It was something we’ve always done more less every night. One night however as were about half way through our daily route we got to an alleyway. Now normally I’ve never thought anything of it but something this night just told me not too walk through , I had a really bad feeling and I urged my dad to just go back home. He kept brushing it off and saying I was just scared of the dark and nothing was going to happen. After a couple of minutes of arguing we finally turned back and walked home.
Turns out about 20 minutes after we left there was a completely random attack in that exact alleyway that left a poor young girl stabbed thankfully not to death but with life changing injuries . I still dread to think what would of happened if we didn’t walk back.

No_Project6675 , Connor Fisher Report

Final score:

113points

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LakotaWolf (she/her) 1 year ago

For those (like me) who may have immediately thought, "Well, OP and their dad could have SAVED that poor girl!" ...yes, but logically thinking, it also could have turned out that THREE people got stabbed so badly that they sustained life-changing injuries. :/ ...It's still my first instinct to think "you guys could have saved her, though."

42points

#13

35 People Who Felt That Something Was Off Shared How Listening To Their Gut Saved Their Lives I was in a straight city road in the late evening with no cars and few intersections and was driving along with my friend following in the car behind. I was on autopilot more or less and I saw my friend flash their lights, and looked up and saw a car broken down with no lights in my lane. I was able to break and get out of the way in time but would have totally collided if my friend hadn't flashed their lights. After we get where we're going, I thank them for flashing and tell them how I hadn't seen, only for them to say huh I didn't flash my lights.

I think they had gone over a bump and their lights had just directed up briefly. And I was just really really lucky.

cafequinn , Patrick Tomasso Report

Final score:

113points

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Steve Nelson 1 year ago

Brake

27points

#14

35 People Who Felt That Something Was Off Shared How Listening To Their Gut Saved Their Lives My grandmother accidentally saved my mom's life by not allowing her to go to a sleepover when she was young. During the night the father [unalived] his entire family and would likely have [ended] my mother had she been there.

ekyrt , Ron Lach Report

Final score:

110points

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Leslie B 1 year ago

The censuring is ridiculous on here. People hear worse stuff than this on the news

158points

#15

35 People Who Felt That Something Was Off Shared How Listening To Their Gut Saved Their Lives Not saved a life but definitely serious injury, we had a workshop in our place and we had to book them in.

So Brad (not real name) thought it'd be fun to hold a nail gun in for repair on someone's hand.

We both told him off for it, but he retorted "it's alright I checked its got no nails in it"

And then used it on the table instead, and *bang* goes right through the table.

Turns out while it didn't have any nails, the firing pin had snapped inside and that nailed into the table before being reset back into the nail gun.

He never messed about with nail guns again.

pacmanfunky , FastCap LLC Report

Final score:

109points

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LakotaWolf (she/her) 1 year ago

At... least... Brad... learned something? I'm trying to take a positive from this, but I knew dudes like Brad back in school and Brads usually never stop Bradding.

112points

Glad_Operation_2092 , Karolina Grabowska Report

#16

35 People Who Felt That Something Was Off Shared How Listening To Their Gut Saved Their Lives Not me, my mom.

Going through a divorce. Drinking heavily. Fighting with my dad a lot. Really toxic environment. She started drinking one night but something in her gut just wasn’t feeling right. Not sick, but the alcohol just wasn’t sitting right.

She stopped drinking. Went to bed. Woke up to the house completely on fire. She made it out. Our pets did not.

Had she been drinking like she usually did (a bottle or more per night), there’s a strong chance she never would have woken up. Her ex husband (my dad) set the fire in an attempt to [end] her and cut ties.

Final score:

104points

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and_a_touch_of_the_’tism 1 year ago

What the F**K.

75points

#17

35 People Who Felt That Something Was Off Shared How Listening To Their Gut Saved Their Lives Weird intuition runs in my family. I have tons of stories of super weird s**t I "predicted" when I was a kid that I ended up coming true. And of course instances as an adult of being right about gut feelings many times, but my favorite story is:

Everyone was at home but my brother. I was chilling in the living room and my mom was in her room. My mom comes BARRELING out of her room out of breath in absolute panic. Grabbing my arms and going "When's the last time you talked to brother?!?!" I told her to relax and that he had JUST left for a ride on his motorcycle. She wouldn't relax and made everyone call him and she called him multiple times. At first he wouldn't pick up, but then he finally did. He had been hit by an SUV maybe five miles from our house and the SUV took off. He ended up in a ditch, but he was wearing his protective gear and thankfully the car hit the bike not him. Just a couple bruises, thankfully. But somehow she knew the moment it happened.

Mothers truly know everything. She said a lot of stuff that seemed extremely odd and like she was completely out of it when she was dying in the hospital, and some of that ended up being true too.

Sad-Cobbler4549 , 대정 김 Report

Final score:

103points

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SkyBlueandBlack 1 year ago

When you have a mom who panics all the damn time, once or twice her panics are bound to coincide with an actual incident.

4points

goodgirlgonebad75 , Dương Nhân Report

#18

35 People Who Felt That Something Was Off Shared How Listening To Their Gut Saved Their Lives Not mine but my mothers

I was five and walking with my mom to visit a friend. We were going to have lunch and see her new kitten.

We walked up the driveway and my mother stopped to look at the front of the house. She noticed all the windows facing the street were closed with the curtains down. Very unusual for her friend who enjoyed watching birds at the feeders placed throughout the yard.

She quickly picked me up and began back down the driveway. I protested that I was hungry and wanted to see the kitten. My mom hushed me and carried me home.

This was in the late 70’s before cellphones. She called her friend several times and then called my father and asked him to check on her friend as she was worried.

My mom was right to be worried. Her friend had been r***d and [unalived] by an intruder. He was never caught.

Something about those closed drapes warned my mother away from that home and may have saved us from an encounter with an evil person.

Final score:

100points

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ValdaDeDieu 1 year ago

These stories hurt my heart.

92points

the_loyal_opposition , Daniel Torobekov Report

#19

35 People Who Felt That Something Was Off Shared How Listening To Their Gut Saved Their Lives My husband and I were snorkeling in the late afternoon/early evening in Hawaii on our honeymoon. It was this beautiful bay, and the marine life was unforgettable. My husband got excited and waved me to swim out further to where he was. He is a very strong swimmer and likes to push boundaries as well.

When I got there, there were all these fish tightly packed into the rocks. Hundreds of them squishing in as tight as possible. When I saw that my gut feeling was "we need to get the f**k out of here".

He didn't realize this was a fear response from the fish and was so excited to see so many. I begged him that we need to get out of the water, something is wrong, fish don't behave like this. I got desperate and even tried pulling him with me. Finally instinct took over and I took off back to shore. He followed me around ten minutes later--annoyed that I had cut the swim short.

Next day it was on the news that a tiger shark had been in the area and attacked two locals. One man lost a leg. Now, I'm not saying the tiger shark was there licking its chops, it could have been something else that spooked the fish, but now my husband listens to me when I say "gut feeling says no".

Final score:

98points

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SkyBlueandBlack 1 year ago

As soon as you said "late afternoon/early evening", I was like, "IDIOTS!" Things hunt at dawn and dusk. They just do. The ocean isn't a theme park.

76points

Dutch Swimmer Goes Viral For Super Revealing Trunks During 2024 Olympics: “Is This Legal?”

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Thrill-Seeking Diver Jumps Down Extreme Waterslide, Ignoring The Strict Ban For Women

#20

35 People Who Felt That Something Was Off Shared How Listening To Their Gut Saved Their Lives When I was ~13 I was walking to the bus stop in the morning. A car was going through my neighborhood *very* slowly, which made alarm bells go off in my head. When it passed me, I glanced over my shoulder to keep an eye on it and saw it was doing an immediate U-turn.

Nope'd right out and dove through the bushes, crossed a bunch of driveways, and found a neighbor who was washing his car. I looked back to where I had been standing. The strange car had stopped, a seriously scary looking dude had gotten out, and was looking in the bushes.

Idk if I would've died exactly, but I would not have had a good time.

Symnestra , freestocks.org Report

Final score:

97points

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MontanaMariner 1 year ago

These stories make me sad. I have a 4 year old niece that means everything to me, and we're already starting martial arts classes. She doesn't know that it's for self defense. It's going to break our hearts explaining how awful people can be.

52points

#21

35 People Who Felt That Something Was Off Shared How Listening To Their Gut Saved Their Lives Had a weird feeling in my chest, experienced some shortness of breath, decided to drive to the ER and have it checked out. Was having a heart attack. Fixed me up with a stent.

WPBDoc , Giulia Bertelli Report

Final score:

87points

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geezeronthehill 1 year ago

Heart attacks are said to present differently in different people. Particularly in women. Good call on your part!

44points

Woman Put A Water Fountain With A Camera In Her Yard, Here Are 24 Photos Of Regular Visitors (New Pics)

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“Ma’am I Live Here”: Woman Refuses To Back Out Of Driveway, Learns A Lesson The Hard Way

#22

35 People Who Felt That Something Was Off Shared How Listening To Their Gut Saved Their Lives I felt completely normal, but had a gut feeling something was off, I was sick, *something* was wrong and I should go to the doctors. After spending the entire day asking my dad to take my temperature, he finally did and I had a 105.3°F fever. Literally almost dead. He rushed me to the ER and I spent my Easter in the hospital for a kidney infection.

Cerulean225 , Andrea Piacquadio Report

Final score:

86points

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tameson 1 year ago

Why didn't she just take her temp herself?

43points

#23

35 People Who Felt That Something Was Off Shared How Listening To Their Gut Saved Their Lives My ex wife attempted to invite me to a get together "to help mend old wounds". I felt off about it and turned it down. I found out a week or so later from a friend she had a falling out with that she wanted me there so she could say I tried to r**e her.

DruidicBoogaloo , Maycon Marmo Report

Final score:

84points

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LakotaWolf (she/her) 1 year ago

As a female, I REALLY loathe other females who lie about things like getting assaulted and getting the r-worded.

207points

No_Pomegranate_7453 , Tima Miroshnichenko Report

#24

35 People Who Felt That Something Was Off Shared How Listening To Their Gut Saved Their Lives Was on a date with a guy years ago, and had met with him before in public with no red flags or anything weird happening. To all intents and purposes he seemed totally fine and was perfectly polite, if a little bit of an odd nerd (I’m a nerd too). Was hanging at his place one day and got a weird gut feeling that said go home NOW and don’t let him drive you. I listened and left, made up some excuse at the last second when Uber arrived and got out. He switched from being normal to obsessive, begging me to come back, to date him, to then angry and gross. Found out from some people in the community he was on his way off the deep end (mental health issues I wasn’t aware of and he didn’t disclose and masked very well when I was with him) and I jumped ship at the last second. Guy ended up being a stalker to another person who had to move because of him, thank god he never found out where I lived

Final score:

83points

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MOON CHILD 1 year ago

Yoh. Missed a bullet on that one

23points

50 Of The Most Incredible Shots That Were Submitted To The Comedy Wildlife Photography Awards

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#25

35 People Who Felt That Something Was Off Shared How Listening To Their Gut Saved Their Lives A friends feeling saved me from my gut.

I had just finished hosting a meeting (I swear it was productive) and a friend said "you dont look so good". I had just come off a weekend boat diving in the Red Sea and figured I was just tired. My friend said "nah man, Im taking you to the doctor." The doctor at our clinic poked me a few times and said "take him to the ER and tell them its his appendix". I was in surgery less than 90 minutes later. My surgeon said I was 2-3 hours from it blowing up. I lived alone and no one would have missed me until the next day.

ksuwildkat , Sora Shimazaki Report

Final score:

81points

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MOON CHILD 1 year ago

Keep such friends around, people!

38points

debtopramenschultz , Alexandre Boucher Report

#26

35 People Who Felt That Something Was Off Shared How Listening To Their Gut Saved Their Lives Was driving to work one morning and my phone buzzed a few times. I only know one person that messages me like that but I thought it was weird because she would have been on her way to school so I dunno what she could possibly need from me at that time. Pulled over and checked, she'd sent me pictures of her English homework (ESL) and asked me to help asap. Looked up from my phone and there was a massive car accident that I very likely would have been in the middle of had I not pulled over.

Final score:

75points

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Leslie B 1 year ago

So homework does help sometimes

44points

Woman Moves Out Of Parents' Home After They Asked Her To Give Her Space To Brother, They Freak Out

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Mom Leaves $250k Inheritance To Son, Throws A Fit When Daughter Stops Looking After Her

#27

35 People Who Felt That Something Was Off Shared How Listening To Their Gut Saved Their Lives Guy asked me for help with bus fare, offered to take me to an ATM. I got a bad feeling and dipped. Saw him on the news a week later for robbing somebody at gunpoint.

BurghFinsFan , Kindel Media Report

Final score:

71points

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Panda-sized Potato 1 year ago

Bad feeling or not, you never go to your ATM with a stranger.

93points

#28

35 People Who Felt That Something Was Off Shared How Listening To Their Gut Saved Their Lives Once I was walking back from a store with my friend. We were already in a neighborhood area near a little park, it was pretty safe where we were, she had her headphones in but I didn't. At this point, I'd noticed a white van that'd been trailing behind us since the Trader Joe's parking lot, I did not think much of it..but I realized that the windows were TINTED, like DARK. Now this was a red flag for me, where the gut feeling started. We walked for about 2 more minutes and it was still there. There were 2 guys in the car and one of them rolled down their window, he smiled at me and then turned to the driver. He spoke Spanish, but so did I. I swore I heard him say "This should be easy, hm?". Then I noticed the van about to park next to us. At this point, my friend noticed too, and glanced at me. One of the men was about to speak to us, but we ran full sprint down the sidewalk to the park at the end, there were always people with dogs there so it was the safest place at the moment. This was at about 4PM, so it wasn't that late. I don't know what would've happened, but if we would've kept walking like normal, id have an idea of what wouldve.

Shiba_Inu_Owner , Roadpass Report

Final score:

69points

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Negatoris Wrecks 1 year ago

3-5 pm is creeper time. The more residential the neighborhood the creepier that time of day is. It's the time of day most adults aren't home and children are out unattended.

35points

Woman Refuses To Chip In For Babysitting Because She Doesn’t Even Have Kids, Asks If She’s A Jerk

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“This Breaks My Heart”: People Stunned—And Angry—After Woman Buys Lost Luggage From Airport

#29

35 People Who Felt That Something Was Off Shared How Listening To Their Gut Saved Their Lives I was driving along a rough mountain road heading home from work. The mountain pass ends at a lake, and you drive around the lake to meet up with the main road.

I got to the bottom of the mountain and started down the lake road, and saw this stunning bright rainbow over the lake. I had this weird gut feeling and urge to stop and look at it, with the way the sun was shining it didn’t make sense that there would be a rainbow but it was mesmerizing. So I stopped and stared at it in awe.

A couple of seconds later, as soon as I looked back at the road, a massive boulder came barreling down off the cliff above about 20 metres in front of me, hit the road, and smoked all of the concrete barriers as it went into the lake. I 100% would have been [unalived] if I hadn’t stopped.

Epantz , DTS VIDEOS Report

Final score:

69points

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Honcho Chorcoran 1 year ago

Killed. You would have been killed.

57points

#30

35 People Who Felt That Something Was Off Shared How Listening To Their Gut Saved Their Lives This guy invited me over for wine when I was new in LA. When I got there, he was just being weird, and said let’s wash your feet. Took me by surprise, and I took off. Years later and he is currently in jail waiting for trial for [unaliving] two women he apparently drugged in his apartment.

sunsetcrasher , Donald Tong Report

Final score:

65points

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LakotaWolf (she/her) 1 year ago

https://nypost.com/2022/07/05/david-pearce-charged-with-deaths-of-model-christy-giles-and-hilda-marcela-cabrales-arzola/ For those who wonder.

32points

"I Didn't Start The Dryer": Karen Gets Taught A Lesson After Throwing Out Neighbor's Wet Clothes

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College Student Does Exactly As Told After Roommates Demand They Keep Their Stuff In Their Room

#31

I was walking home in the dark one night, and as I approached my building I seen a man cross the road to follow me. I had a bad feeling and ran up to the close door and made sure it had locked behind me. Shortly after, the man was banging against the glass trying to get in. Don’t know what would have happened if I hadn’t ran.

Grouchy-Newspaper-65 Report

Final score:

64points

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Disappointed Optimist 1 year ago

Ohh men like that are so scary

26points

#32

When I was in grad school, I took the bus back to Chicago after spring break, but we got delayed and it was 3am when we got to Chicago. I didn't have cab money so I was stuck walking to the El, dragging my suitcase.
The backstreets were deserted that time of night, so I was hurrying. Then a car came up behind me and started following me, just a bit slower than I was walking so I couldn't quite see them. They would drop back and then roll up again.
I considering running. At the time, I was in the best shape of my life. My intuition told me to just turn around. Turn around and look them in the face. I don't know what my face actually looked like to them but they drove away after that.

CerseisWig Report

Final score:

58points

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Tsdey 1 year ago

if someone looks right at you while you are in a car you stop and/or back away... ik cuz I need to do it all the time

14points

Guy Divorced 3 Years Ago Drops Off 3 Y.O. With His Ex-Wife Completely Out Of The Blue

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#33

35 People Who Felt That Something Was Off Shared How Listening To Their Gut Saved Their Lives I was riding my bike around my school building on a weekend, there was nobody else around. I liked to zoom along the sidewalks and hop off the curbs into the parking lots, it was fun to have the place to myself. At one point I was going along one side of the building, and I would usually have just continued off the curb and gone straight ahead. For some reason, I decided to brake hard and try to make the 90 degree turn to stay on the sidewalk at the corner.

A garbage truck rumbled by, exactly where I'd just decided not to be. I wasn't aware of hearing it coming, I was kind of zoned out, but some part of me must have. That really rattled me.

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LinkTheHylian 1 year ago

This is why I stopped listening to music when out walking. Too many close calls with big speedy metal boxes. I was a silly child who rarely paid attention to my surroundings.

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#34

Walked away from a bomb in 2001 (no one [died], and injuries were fewer than intended); I'd been dithering about going home when something in my head said "don't hang around, head for the station now". Heard it go off a few minutes later.

Medically, kept telling GP something wasn't right despite reassurances, and begrudgingly they sent me for a scan. Spinal tumours. When I got the same not-right feeling a decade later and pushed for tests, a different GP believed me. It was still luck the sonographer found the pancreatic tumour so quickly, as the first scan was booked for lower GI/pelvis, not upper GI, but at least she did!

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Imagineer 1 year ago

My best friend of 30 years had breast cancer. Little, teeny spots they took out and she was in remission. They never scanned the rest of her body. By time they got around to it, Stage 4 pancreatic cancer and she died a year later.

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#35

I was a rower (like the rowing that’s on the olympics where everyone is sitting backwards) in high school and college.
We practiced an a massive river in my city and there where tourist boats, rowing teams, sailboats, you name it.

One day I was leading a 4 seater and sitting at the stern of the boat, when i noticed a small sailboat coming towards us with some serious speed, but I didn’t say anything because those boats can turn on a dime.

I looked over again a few seconds later and thought to myself “they aren’t going to turn” even though they easily could have. I screamed for more pressure and everyone was confused, but did it anyways.

Less than 10 seconds later the sailboat crashed into us, missed my torso by about 6 inches, snapped my oar in half bruising 2 ribs, and crushed the stern of the rowing shell.

Without the extra bit of power I would have died, and some of my teammates would have most likely been seriously injured.

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Tucker Cahooter 1 year ago

Must be a record for "[unalived]" and its variants in this thread

19points

Rachel Ainsworth 1 year ago

Orwell was out by 40 years in the title of his novel.

7points

Cjay 1 year ago

When I got hit by a car I had no warning feeling whatsoever

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Panda-sized Potato 1 year ago

IDK, some of these stories sound questionable, and I would take them as a grain of salt

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Shaunn Munn 1 year ago

Consider yourself lucky your life is so bland that these recounts sound odd. They're plausible, and you have nothing to disprove them but your own lack of weird experiences. Shake your own hand.

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SadieCat17 (she/her) 1 year ago (edited)

Bored panda and its censoring is pissing me off. And they see no problem letting people that don't know how reddit works blame the site for it. If you see brackets in a text post, it means that bp edited it.

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Appalachian Panda 1 year ago

Confirmation bias much?

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A Happy Doggo 1 year ago

how?

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Papa 1 year ago

Nothing like that happened to save my life, but I had a similar situation that might have saved someone else's. Some years ago I was about to go home, when I had a feeling I should go check my cows at a rent pasture about 4 miles away, in the opposite direction. I drove there, and pulled in at the gate. The pasture was on a corner, with a county road on one side and a heavier traveled road on another side. The gate was on the county road. From there I could see the cattle over near the state road fence, and everything looked fine, so I was about to back out and go home, when I got a strong feeling that I should go check on them. When I did, I discovered someone had driven through the fence and then driven away near where the cows were grazing. If I had gotten there 15 minutes later there's a very good chance the whole bunch would have been out on the road, but I was able to move them to an adjoining pasture, and go back later to fix the fence.

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Linda Lee 1 year ago

I can't count the number of times I was writing an email or text to someone and they called or texted or emailed me at the exact same time. It happens with family, friends, co-workers, neighbors, the repairman...everyone.

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Shaunn Munn 1 year ago

My truck broke down early in the morning on the way to work. Still dark. I pulled off onto the grass from the highway and set my blinkers. Debated lowering the tailgate to sit, as it was hot, but something made me stay inside. Minutes later a sleepy driver rear-ended me, knocking my truck on the side. I had to be cut out of the truck and needed stitches and had lots of contusions. Don't understand why my mind wouldn't let me sit on the tail gate, but I'm alive to tell you this.

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Lily Braunekatze 1 year ago

Precognition is only backwards causation.

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Fynnik 1 year ago

I was driving to work very early in the morning. I had to set out at about 05:00 to get into work at 06:30 because I had to get on the motorway to get there. There had been a bit of a storm the night before so I set out a few minutes early because I thought I might get a bit delayed. I was on an A road doing well below the speed limit because of the conditions, when a tree fell directly across the road in front of me. I honestly only saw it because the movement of the branches caught my headlights and made odd shadows. I stopped about a foot away from where it came down. My next problem was this was just around a blind bend and there’s no way that the next car was going to stop in time. Thankfully I’d got one of those flashing torches in my glovebox so I ran back round the corner with that in hand to warn others. This was a bit before mobile phones so I had to wait for the next car so they could turn round to the nearest house to get help.

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Alex 1 year ago

I'm oddly able to sense/predict the weather. Like really well, it's saved my family a couple times from getting rained on.

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madbakes 1 year ago

My boobs always know when it's going to rain; well, they can tell when it's raining.

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JB 1 year ago

I’m known for having a link to what my fam call “vibes”. My granda stopped by to say “tell [mom] it’s ok, I love you all.” Went to my parents at 02:00, and gave the message. We were told later he passed during the night. 19, I’m an au-pair looking after 3 kids. One day, I didn’t let the kids out at all. No reason other than a feeling I *had* to protect them. That day, my 4-yr sis was admitted to hospital and went into a coma. These are just 2 examples. I know when something is ‘off’. Fam is used to getting calls “are you ok?” I’ve never known which 1 was in trouble before I called, but I’ve never been wrong. Also never hit an animal, something tells me hit the brakes even around blind corners.

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Jesha 1 year ago

I'm convinced there's such thing as a sixth sense in some people. No not something like 'I can hear what you're thinking' or any Jedi s**t like that, but a sense of reasoning or intuition that's better than other folks.

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Exotic Butters 1 year ago

Once when I was driving down a busy 4 lane road I saw a dad and his young son walking along the sidewalk holding hands. I had this creepy feeling of what if the kid broke away from his dad and ran into the street? Because of that feeling, I slowed way down. Sure enough this kid got away from dad and ran directly into my lane and he just froze. We were looking at each other we were so close. I stopped about 4 feet away from that kid. If I hadn't slowed down I wouldn't have been able to stop in time. That was about 15 years ago and it still chills me to the bone.

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Ray Ceeya (RayCeeYa) 1 year ago

Bit late to the party on this one but back in 2016, when TFG was elected President, I wracked my brain, looking for something I could do that was positive. I knew something bad was going to happen. Really BAD. I decided the best thing I could do is get all my vaccinations updated. Turns out I was already immune to smallpox because I grew up on a cattle ranch. Anyway, somehow I knew something bad was going to happen and vaccines were important. That thing happened in 2020. Get your shots folks. I mean it. I'm not doing 2020 again.

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Bowtechie 1 year ago

Nothing as intense as these, but one summer I was working as a camp counselor in Maine and could walk to the camp from my dad's place. The camp was on a ridge between two lakes so lots of early morning mist (really shows you why Stephen King's books are set there). I was walking to the camp for our morning meeting one day and it was mistier than usual. As I was starting to head further up the road something told me to slow down and really be careful. Of course my paranoid butt was more worried about a serial killer jumping out of the blueberry fields, but it wasn't even an unexpected car. Instead an entire herd of deer came bounding across the road just ahead of me at full tilt. If I'd be walking my normal pace I'd probably have been run over. Not super dramatic, but, hey, at least it wasn't a moose.

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Jinx (she/her) 1 year ago (edited)

i had this twice, both times with vehicles. once when i couldn't drive yet, i was riding passenger with my (ex) bf and his neighbor and we had to stop back at home for a minute. i got a feeling and decided to stay home. many hours later he shows back up. he let the neighbor drive and neighbor crashed it, and then called himself a ride and left my bf there to deal with the cops. the second time, i had my permit and i was driving but i got that feeling and pulled over to let my (different ex) bf take over. 2 stop lights later the red turned green while we were still pretty far back, so he didn't slow down. two little kids were trying to beat the light and ran right in front of us. bf slammed on the breaks and jerked the wheel and missed them by inches. if i had been driving i wouldn't have known to jerk the wheel. always listen to yourself

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Beverley 1 year ago

My boyfriend and I had an ‘off’ feeling one morning and he suggested we go visit Lake Tahoe instead of our original plan. I agreed. That day, Galloping Ghost struck the crowd in the Reno Air Races - in front of where we would have been sitting.

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Shaunn Munn 4 months ago

Can you please explain what the Galloping Ghost was? Was it a racing plane? Thanks!

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Lizz 1 year ago

Once missed a car by an inch while taking the turn from one highway to another. The car had hit the rail, spun around and was facing me with the lights on. Luckily they still worked or I would have hit it head-on

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duckie 1 year ago

A friend of mine once made the acquaintance of a guy at a concert who was going to fl to New York the next day on the Concorde. You guessed it - next day was the day the Concorde crashed at CDG airport in Paris. He was not on it because he overslept in the morning.

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ObsidianAce_ 1 year ago

I was maybe 8 and slept over at my dad’s apartment. I wake up and the fridge is moved, there’s a knife in the wall where the fridge was, my dad’s telling me to stay out of the kitchen because there’s a snake, and a bunch of other crazy stuff. I think I’m the crazy one and go sit outside while he yammers on about more wild things, which was what might’ve saved my life. Turns out he had gone cold turkey from his alcohol addiction and was hallucinating. A lot. My mom was terrified when she picked me up and I couldn’t tell why. He had a gun in his apartment, and she was worried that if he had hallucinated me as a threat or an intruder, he would’ve shot me.

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Brainmas 1 year ago

All of my nearly bad experiences involve driving. Just changing a habit because of a bad feeling and narrowly avoiding serious injury. Like one time I just knew a guy was going to run a stop sign in front of me when I was getting off the freeway (no stop my way) even though he was going really slowly toward the intersection. Was totally right, and probably saved his life by deciding to slow way down because he saw me and just stopped in the middle of the intersection. I would have plowed into his driver door.

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María Hermida 1 year ago

I don't really believe in the paranormal and I usually try to find an alternative explanation, and I have to admit in a few cases there's no logical cause I can think of. In some of these cases, I think the subconscious brain "saw" the situation clearly and sent a warning to the conscious brain that seemed miraculous at the time. Maybe. Other cases seem totally unexplainable. I try to keep my mind open. I've had a couple of of apparently unexplainable premonitions, so... there might be "something" we can't explain nor measure out there. Who knows?

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TheElementalGod️️ 1 year ago

Humans do know when something they are in danger. Otherwise, your ancestors would get eaten. Millions of years of evolution. Nothing paranormal.

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Roland 1 year ago

It happened to me too: It was around christmas time in 2015 that I've got a last minute opportunity to take holidays for the festive period. At the same time a friend of mine bought a car which was a big deal since he hadn't have one for a decade following moving to London from Eastern Europe. I knew he and his wife will go on a trip to our country and it seemed like the perfect idea to join them, which I did. Weirdly enough, I somehow knew that we'll have an accident but also felt that it will not be life threatening. I just knew. The night before we had a good time, we were excited, had a few beers which was fine and everything seemed normal at our early morning departure. Around 15 hours later in Germany we had an accident. It wasn't my friend's fault. The car was totaled and my lips were temporarily destroyed and swollen so badly I couldn't talk or eat, but that was all. We took the train from there, my friend was devastated but we all made it to our destination and we all lived.

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John Harrison 1 year ago

These stories are like astrology and UFOs. Fun stuff, but you really ought to grow out of it at some point.

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TheElementalGod️️ 1 year ago

Humans know instinctively when something bad is going to happen. The ancestors have had that trait since homo-sapiens were around. Otherwise, they got eaten.

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Silre 1 year ago

SSDGM

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Tucker Cahooter 1 year ago

Must be a record for "[unalived]" and its variants in this thread

19points

Rachel Ainsworth 1 year ago

Orwell was out by 40 years in the title of his novel.

7points

Cjay 1 year ago

When I got hit by a car I had no warning feeling whatsoever

7points

Panda-sized Potato 1 year ago

IDK, some of these stories sound questionable, and I would take them as a grain of salt

7points

Shaunn Munn 1 year ago

Consider yourself lucky your life is so bland that these recounts sound odd. They're plausible, and you have nothing to disprove them but your own lack of weird experiences. Shake your own hand.

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SadieCat17 (she/her) 1 year ago (edited)

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Appalachian Panda 1 year ago

Confirmation bias much?

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A Happy Doggo 1 year ago

how?

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Papa 1 year ago

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Linda Lee 1 year ago

3points

Shaunn Munn 1 year ago

3points

Lily Braunekatze 1 year ago

Precognition is only backwards causation.

3points

Fynnik 1 year ago

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Alex 1 year ago

I'm oddly able to sense/predict the weather. Like really well, it's saved my family a couple times from getting rained on.

3points

madbakes 1 year ago

My boobs always know when it's going to rain; well, they can tell when it's raining.

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JB 1 year ago

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Jesha 1 year ago

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Exotic Butters 1 year ago

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Ray Ceeya (RayCeeYa) 1 year ago

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Bowtechie 1 year ago

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Jinx (she/her) 1 year ago (edited)

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Beverley 1 year ago

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Shaunn Munn 4 months ago

Can you please explain what the Galloping Ghost was? Was it a racing plane? Thanks!

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Lizz 1 year ago

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duckie 1 year ago

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ObsidianAce_ 1 year ago

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Brainmas 1 year ago

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María Hermida 1 year ago

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TheElementalGod️️ 1 year ago

Humans do know when something they are in danger. Otherwise, your ancestors would get eaten. Millions of years of evolution. Nothing paranormal.

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Roland 1 year ago

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John Harrison 1 year ago

These stories are like astrology and UFOs. Fun stuff, but you really ought to grow out of it at some point.

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TheElementalGod️️ 1 year ago

Humans know instinctively when something bad is going to happen. The ancestors have had that trait since homo-sapiens were around. Otherwise, they got eaten.

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