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My dad died earlier this year. Because of restrictions we couldn't immediately hold any kind of funeral. So we are making due with a memorial with his ashes in a wooden urn and his Angels - a set of three beautiful porcelain angels, each playing an instrument. These angels were bought in Paraguay when dad was on a mission in Brazil, and they were VERY VERY dear to him. He wouldn't let us move them from their shelf, not even to dust them. So for twenty years, they were in their places, playing their angelic music for him. Until he died, and then we decided to take them down from their perches and let them serenade him to the afterlife. Fast forward until last week, and my cat was playing around. He was on the table where the ashes were and he got a little too playful ... and I heard one of the angels clink violently. And I just about cried. One of the Angel's pair of wings had broken off. After all of those years, with my dad admiring and loving them and telling us not to mess with them, one of them had broken. Well. Nothing a little gorilla glue could fix, right? I waited until I was alone and glued the wings back on. Thankfully, no one will notice that for a few minutes, an Angel had lost her wings, but Dad must have gained his own.
I tore my peroneal tendon. Its pretty important. You might be able to walk without it but you definitely cannot run. Boy do I miss running.
My will to live...
(Translation: I dropped my dumpling...)
We broke our dad's whole Beatle vinyl collection when we were about 10. He didn't give us the talk about how it's important to him, and what vinyls are used for, so there you have it. We threw them around like discs and smashed them against a wall.
How in the hell? When I was ten, I wouldn't dare to touch anything I didn't know the function of. In the moment the first one broke, I would've stopped and started to think. Vinyls are also big and look valuable for the first glance. How many big things were you allowed to break per month unpunished? This is so surreal.
I once broke my violin right before a concert.
I was at the concert and it was at the beginning so it hadn't started yet and I ran up some stairs to say hi to my parents and I dropped my violin. The bridge fell off and all my strings snapped. The pegs fell out. It was 5 minutes until the concert started.
I started crying (naturally) and brought all the pieces to my teacher, who miraculously put it all back together and got me new strings before the concert started. I was a little out of tune, but I ended up still being able to play for the concert.
I remember one time in third grade, I sharpened my pencil so much that it got stuck in the pencil sharpener. We couldn't use it for the rest of the day.
so, picture this; a small robotic chick toy that chirps when you tap it or touch it. I adored the toy; had it for who knows how long. then one day, when I was ~8, I was playing with the toy in my living room, sitting on a wide, but small, soft stool. I drop the toy, it shatters on the floor. I sob.
I of course have broken something important. One time when i was 7 my sister wanted to workout for 10 minutes but we did not have an alarm clock. Then my sis said to set the microwave for 10 minutes. I said i was not sure if it was a good idea so i set it for 10 minutes. 1 minute in and the microwave caught on fire and blew up. My sister got punished cause i said to my mom that she forced me to do it.
Most important thing I've ever broken was a promise. Once broken a promise can never be un broken....
I whole-heartedly agree...I broke a promise to myself NEVER to lend money to a friend...4 broken promises....and the loss of 4 friends...
My Mom´s Macbook Pro. I was using it to watch Netflix and then I spilled my drink on it
My sister had a paper she needed to turn in for school. Mind you, this paper was 50% of her entire grade.
Well, one night, I'm sitting there, and the Roomba is going. I accidentally drop the paper off her desk. Not a big deal, is it? She can pick it up later.
Que the horrible crunching sound.
In horror, I find our Roomba has RIPPED THE PAPER IN HALF. I just hid it in terror and cried in my room. Then, I finally told her what I did.
"Oh, that's fine, I had copies."
YOU MADE ME HAVE A STROKE OVER NOTHING?
I'm still mad at her for that.
my children's hearts when I was an active alcoholic. 2 years sober now though. 😁👍🏼
You can be proud of yourself.....and I bet they are proud of you too
As a child, I broke the urn with the ashes of my friend's great-grandmother ...
Let’s just put it this way. Did you know when Baccarat discontinues a pattern, they mean it?
SOmeones heart
Once I ripped my mom's wedding hanbok......*shiver*
Just so you guys know, a Hanbok is the traditional Korean clothes. The term "Hanbok" literally means "Korean clothing". It was established as a part of the unique living culture of Korea, influenced by the geographical and climatic nature of the Korea, and handed down throughout the years to present times. Wikipedia)
Not broken something. But a roommate of mine, who has traveled the world and had a lot of t-shirts he got from various places as a memorial, had packed these shirts in a garbage bag. Well, wouldn't you know it! I threw his t-shirts from around the world away with the trash. He went to the dump to dig around in trash trying to find them, but never did. Honest mistake! Maybe don't pack your valuables in a trash bag when moving? We're still friends and laugh about it now.
Dude, how often your trash is a soft textile? I have moved a few times, and clothes are best packed in plastic bags. When there are a dozen of them around, no one thinks that they are trash.
When I was like 9 I was playing Baseball in the house. (Can you guess how this ended) I hit the ball and it smashed through our window in our 2 week old house. Parents weren't that mad because they told me to practice so they said go outside the FIRST time I hit the ball, Through the front seat window out the passangers window and on top of it all the ball hit my 5yo brother and got cut by the glass. Oh not to mention we had the car for 5 days.
Uh, broke the dash of a car with my face in a car accident when I was 8. Safety belt should have helped, except the seat didn’t stay anchored in the track properly, so helped throw me forward. Thankfully I didn’t break my face, but I do still have scars inside my cheek and bottom lip from cuts caused by my teeth.
Did break my face (cheekbone) walking through the house, once. Slipped, hit chair rail.
My diet and workout plans.
over and over.
like almost 50 times now.
One of my parents expensive wedding glasses that had survived 3 or 4 moves, and roughly 16 years. I felt so bad because they were really special, I cried and still feel guilty whenever I think about it
Take a pic on your phone of one of the surviving glasses and check thrift stores/charity shops. One will turn up!
Not me but our Mainecoon kitten knocked a 70million year old shark tooth off a shelf , it was in existence for 70 million years until Azlan turned up!
i was taking a shower, pulled on the curtain to hard and ripped it out of the wall :/
My brain. Tried to commit s**cide several years ago by o***dosing, ended up in hospital with seizures and now have big holes in my memory along with coordination and speech difficulties. I don't even know what it is that I've lost because I can't remember it.
Thankfully I've been in therapy for a long time and haven't felt s**cidal for almost two years now.
I am glad you are doing therapy and hopefully you will get better...the brain has amazing powers to recover...it may be taking its time,but I feel confident you eventually get back to what you were or nearly so.Best of luck..
The point of my pencil that i mentioned in https://www.boredpanda.com/hey-pandas-what-pointless-items-do-you-have/
the urn that held my aunt's ashes...it was an accident...I think....I dunno
My mother's Ipad
i was like 5-6 and me and my sister were taking the Ipad to our bunk bed..it fell...and broke.
When i was throwing a ball in the house and it broke the glass vase that had my aunts sons ashes in it.... i felt soooo bad.
Just one reason why for years we've kept my grandmother's ashes in a box - hidden away!
My parents trust😔, I was a naive teenager, but we’re all good now
I'm really good at breaking stuff, broke the diamond off my engagement ring
Hit a running hard drive with a screwdriver. It went like 'Tick...tick...tick' immediately. All pictures from our first born were on there. Fortunately I had them recovered quite recently. Cost me quite some money though.
Other then my best friend's heart after I rejected them? Nah, not really.
Broke the arm off one of my mom's expensive Hummel figurines. Thank God for superglue!
When I was 9 I accidently broke my friends fav squishy strawberry fidget toy filled with flour and it went everywhere. She cried for ages. In my devenxe she had 17 that was 2 minutes before we needed to leave for school.
Hint. We were late for school and she hated me for that week
My heart. Uh what else....I once broke a door frame by hitting my eye on it. Yes. My eye. -,- I ended up getting a black eye
I broke my collar bone in half.
I cut my tongue in half. (it grew back)
my toe, it's still hurt when it’s cold.
We had a minivan which was one of two of our cars. We use it for road trips and it's very important. One day we went fishing and crabbing (basically just catching crabs in those large cages). We always put the crabs in a cooler filled with sea water, and then empty it at home, but this time I put the crabs, fish (the crabs & fish died but ok that wasn't my fault) in two large gallon buckets without the lids for air (since I thought they were still alive). We were going past a turn, and well... the buckets fell over, and two gallons of sea water and fish just poured over the trunk. Luckily it didn't stink too bad, but there was a fish that we missed while unloading that ended up going all moldy and had maggots in it but dang I had a heart attack when they spilled.
This other time I had made a glass project for mother's day (you know, the ones where you slap a bunch of glass on top of each other). I made a swan, and it was nice. But I dropped it as soon as I was showing my mom. I have a tendency to drop things a lot...
i accidentally dropped a candle when i was smelling it at walmart
well i've broken a lot of stuff but the most important was my hand. no, i didn't break it. i cut it open while trying to make chicken noodle soup out of a can. basically what happened was i was trying to open the can then... *shlice* right through my hand between my thumb and middle finger. i was in the ER for like 4 hours and got five stitches, then another set because the first set wasn't tight enough. took meds that made we woozy and still have the scar.
Accidentally broke my class mate's wrist on the edge off the desk when I was 13.
Yes. Our real cherry wood dinning table! I insisted that I remove our huge chandelier rather than leave it to the women moving ladies we had hired for our move to another city. I got up on a ladder, reached out and un hooked the chandier and it's weight was surprising and I DROPPED IT ON THE TABLE! The chandelier was repaired but the dents in the cherry wood table couldn't be! I have more respect for women's abilities today!
My older brothers Gameboy! He was super angry, so I said he can have mine cause I felt terrible.
I wish I broke his face. And his marriage.
I have a pretty big crack on my switch screen now because I was playing and my hand gave out. It flipped midair and the screen cracked in the corner. I don't really understand how though because my switch fell on the table when I was holding it *3 inches* above the table and my sister has dropped hers feet from the ground with no damage done.
I lost everything in a hurricane and then again in a fire 15 years later. All of these seem amusing to me.
Yes, someone's heart. It's something you cannot undo, replace, or fix. So being mindful of everything we say and do is essential. When it comes to our hearts and feelings.
I was about 8 years old, at my best friends birthday party. A kid I didn't know came in and brought her a really nice present. All the kids gathered around to admire it. I couldn't see a thing, so when the party continued and everyone went into the other room I got a closer look. It was a little comb and a hairbrush and a.....mirror. That fell out of the package and broke. I broke a mirror. That belonged to my friend. I think she had bad luck the rest of her life because I haven't seen her for 45 years.
Broke/snapped the cord I have inside my neck; it's attached to a device implanted in my chest. Had surgery a few days later and it got fixed.
I lost everything in a hurricane and then again in a fire 15 years later. All of these seem amusing to me.
Yes, someone's heart. It's something you cannot undo, replace, or fix. So being mindful of everything we say and do is essential. When it comes to our hearts and feelings.
I was about 8 years old, at my best friends birthday party. A kid I didn't know came in and brought her a really nice present. All the kids gathered around to admire it. I couldn't see a thing, so when the party continued and everyone went into the other room I got a closer look. It was a little comb and a hairbrush and a.....mirror. That fell out of the package and broke. I broke a mirror. That belonged to my friend. I think she had bad luck the rest of her life because I haven't seen her for 45 years.
Broke/snapped the cord I have inside my neck; it's attached to a device implanted in my chest. Had surgery a few days later and it got fixed.