I have those kind of thoughts “what if I walked in front of a train” and stuff like that when I have suicidal thoughts. I have no intent on doing it, I just think about what if?

That's very clever !... and it gives me goosebumps.

I once had a passport that disappeared that way. The room I last saw it in was totally emptied several times, but I never found it back. Had to have a new one made.

I was reading a book and dropped it on the floor beside the bed and When I went to go get it, it was gone. I looked everywhere and to this day I still don't know how the book ended. It's been years.

The bear hit a wormhole and now has a new home in Alpha Centauri where is revered as a deity :D

Had this happen to me, not just in my house but in my car too. Lost a glove that was part of a rather pricey pair my husband got me for Christmas. All I did was take both gloves of while stopped at a red light, because my hands got hot, and put both gloves on the passenger seat. When I went to put them back on, only one was on the seat. Tore the car apart looking for it, and nothing. I have the same car now, and it has never turned up. It’s been about 5 years now.

Same thing happened a few years ago at my ex's house--a framed picture fell off the wall, we saw and heard it fall behind a dresser, but it completely vanished.

We have lost some items such as scissor, nail clipper, and some small things in the house, we have never found most of them even when we did total cleaning. Sometimes we would find some small stuffs like spoon, scissor (which was different than those we have ever owned), and even ancient coins.

when i drop pencils on the floor this always happens.

This is usually a processing error related to how we perceive motion, believe it or not. We have a natural mechanism to track motion after something leaves our field of vision, but it works on assumptions that don't actually align with how things necessarily move. Anyone who's accidentally knocked their glasses off the nightstand when waking up knows exactly what I'm talking about here! They're always somewhere that "seems" strange to us, because we didn't actually see exactly how the object moved and have only our intuition of movement to tell us where it "should" be. Likely your stuffed toy was found at some point and nobody said anything. It could also have fallen down a heater vent. Or a pet could have dragged it off. Any number of things are possible.

Ok, yep. The backrooms are real.

My daughter once tossed up a mini Beanie Baby in the kitchen that went up but didn't come back down. I was resigned to it having gone into another dimension until I changed the light bulb and realized she had inadvertently tossed it into the light fixture.

A similar thing happened to me! Except we were outside on a piece of playground equipment, but my parents were there and they couldn’t find it either.

Same thing happened to my bottle, it just disappeared out of existence. I was going to school and it just was gone, it was steel so it would have made a sound if it fell and I thought my mom forgot to put it in my bag and but when I reached home, we tried searching for it but it was just not there.

we had a pot holder do that....it fell behind the stove or so we thought...moved everything out of there...never found that pot holder...

Be and my brother have had many cards, stuffed animals, and even books disappear. Its quite annoying really.

Did you check if he got stuck on a board under the bed holding the mattress up?

I had this pink Dino and I must’ve shoved it under my bed. I looked everywhere it’s nowhere to seen. I’ve moved and still can’t find it.

Rocky saw his moment and took it!

This happened to a tamogatchi my brother had when he was five or so.

It happens sometimes. Very rarely. The entire world is an elaborate simulation. When the physics engine can't render something extremely unexpected in a scene this seemingly phasing thing occurs as a contingency measure to avoid lagging the environment. The disappeared object is collected in a data dump dimension and cleared from memory later.

I lost a ring that way. We were moving, and there was literally nothing left in the living room--walls, floor, that's it. A gold ring my parents had given me slipped through my fingers and dropped to the floor at my feet. I heard it "ting!" We never found it. I guess it must have fallen into some crack, but...

Once I was sleeping in my bedroom.. and I was suddenly awaken.. I was hit by a small stuffed dog.. could it be..

My daughter's blankie disappeared that way. She left it on the floor when we went to the movies and when we came back it was not there and was never found. I eventually had to buy her a new one as I looked everywhere. She's 15 now and still remembers that and thinks I took it away from her to break her habit of taking the blankie everywhere with her. I swear I did not!

So Rocky now has a stranger's Passport in the Twilight Zone. This could get interesting !

Glitch in the Matrix. I have lost 3 DVDs which were on my shelf. I don't remember lending them to anyone, but Juno, Rock of Ages, Chicago (had to get a new copy) all disappeared.

I had a book once on strange deaths and one story was an incident sometime ago in Mid West USA when a wife was watching her husband approaching on a horse drawn carriage from across their farming property they lived on when the whole carriage and horse just disappeared into the ground . ....never to be seen again despite there were no holes in that spot and later strange noises were heard coming out from under ground and farm animals would not go near there.

Erm..NO.

It’s in the tumble dryer

My boyfriend and myself have lost a TV remote that way, in a little hotel room... We tore it apart, it was nowhere.

I had a Christmas present just do that a week ago. I swore I put it in a tote in the garage, went to get it and it's gone! Tore it and the house apart and never found it. Still gone,

There is somewhere a universe of all things we lost. And with a lot of socks.

I just learned from this list that you suffer from schizophrenia :D.

We were installing a new ceiling fan in '99 and lost ONE tiny, brassy screw-looked ALL OVER the whole damn room to se where it might have bounced. Guess what? Yeah. G O N E!

And another theory. The aliens are lightyears away and we don't exist yet because we're so far.

Whoa! Reminds me of the time I tripped going downstairs and a library book I had went sailing out of my hands, up toward the ceiling, and then into nothingness. I looked everywhere for it but didn't find it. Never could explain it to the library...

That happened to me and an earring once!

It happened to my fitbit! I needed to clean the bathroom, so I took it off and put it on the couch. When I came back, it wasn’t there. I searched the whole house, but it just disappeared. I had to buy a new one.

Eeeek!

Pretty much anytime your in the ocean there are sharks swimming nearby. We are no their food source so generally don’t bother coming near enough to do any harm. They are no out to get us, it’s just that sharks explore using their jaws which unfortunately has a lot of razor sharp teeth that will do a lot of damage. Very very rarely has a person been eaten by a shark, most of the time the person is let go once the shark realises we are not tasty and the person dies from drowning, shock or blood loss.

A famous Victorian school teacher wrote “Flatland: a Romance of Many Dimensions” (which Carla Sagan has cited in his docs) It illustrates how a one dimensional being would see the world, just lines. And when a 3D sphere visits, he can only see a line. I think about this often actually. I find it fascinating to think of all the other dimensions we cannot perceive. I think about insects, and how they perceive our world, like a fly with a thousand eyes. Their view of this many faceted world is not wrong, it is their 3D world. So who’s to say that our view of the world is The “correct” view, and not the way an insect sees it? I dunno, just food for thought

my body takes it to a new level. I suffer from Neural Basal reactions. When I have sudden pain (pinch my finger, cut myself etc...) My brain shuts down and I pass out... usually resulting in some secondary injuries that I often do not feel right away or at all. I also tend to stop breathing in these episodes and wake up hyperventilating.

even if they found us, they probably see the dinosaurs or nothing when th're looking at us right now. the light needs a looot of time to travel

Woah!

It's ourselves

The Hitchhikers Guide to the Galaxy

Uh... that is what I actually believe...? It seems to me that current as well as historic events make the most sense if you assume that no one has control over everything. Sure, there's people who try, but even in tight dictatorships you get rebels and unforeseen random events. I definitely think that conspiracy theorists are overwhelmed with the unpredictability of the world and hang onto whichever theory puts their "preferred enemy" into the group of control... it implies a) everything bad that happens is due to the people I already think of as bad, b) I'm definitely and always one of the good people, c) I'm so special for catching on, d) even if I don't control events now, I might in the future if I fight my enemy. I definitely think of it as lazy, both in respect to self-awareness (you don't need to question yourself) and level of intellectual difficulty (it turns highly complex issues of the world into simple black-and-white problems).

That's actually more a nice thought than creepy... I like it

It might be sunshine and rainbows and Narwhal parties! Jk, we know enough about physics to know that’s not possible. But still- why do the things in the deep ocean have to be bad? Because our imagination. That’s it.

well that was a good thought right before I go to bed

Eek, not something I ever wanted to picture.

interesting thing to think about