29 Mind-Blowing Coincidences You Won't Believe Happened

[mrjarrell]

I can't speak to the veracity of this list, but if they're true then many are indeed mind blowing.

29 Mind-Blowing Coincidences You Won't Believe Happened Slideshow | Cracked.com

 

[Electronrider]

That was an incredible read.

 

[GodFearinGunTotin]

I'm so easily distracted....

I went to the link in the OP but my interest was quickly drawn to this site on the OP...

25 of the Hottest Female Athletes Who Have Shown Some Skin

 

[mrjarrell]

The one for the video game Deus Ex blew me away. I played the crap out of that game, (and it's still one of my all time faves) and never noticed the skyline in NY.

 

[scottka]

Good find. Interesting read if it is all true.

Here's another I found while browsing on there. Neat site...

12 Old War Photographs You Won't Believe Aren't Photoshopped | Cracked.com

 

[shooter521]

OK, I'm officially freaked out now.

 

[drysdaleg]

These are pretty weird!

 

[netsecurity]

...a glitch in the matrix...

 

[Desdinova]

I love Cracked... spend almost as much time there as I do here lol

 

[Lucas156]

Cracked is like crack

 

[thej27]

I love Cracked... spend almost as much time there as I do here lol

X2

 

[woody24]

Had back surgery pretty much exactly a year ago. They pulled my paper work and asked me to verify all the info on the first day of my drs. appointment. I looked it over, and almost signed it, but thought, "why do they have my info already? This is only the first doctors checkup."

I looked it over, and it was someone else with the same First name, middle initial, and last name. Born just 1 day before me in Indianapolis. Where I was born in Iowa.

This other guy had the same problem in 2004 that I had last year. So when I called the Dr. Office to schedule my appointment, they found it his name and paperwork, and just assumed that the birthday was off by on day. Same year and month. When I showed up for the appointment they told me I canceled it. Found out they called the other guy and he had no knowledge of an appointment and canceled it himself.

They got it straightened out that day, but every day I went in for all the bloodwork, and actual surgery, I made sure to double check that they had my paper work.

Could have been much worse.

 

[armedindy]

#30....website splits up article into many pages, and most visitors leave immediately...

 

[BiscuitNaBasket]

Holy crap. If even half of that is true....dang.

 

[zombieglock]

That site always keeps me entertained! Some odd occurrences for sure.

 

[CathyInBlue]

Had back surgery pretty much exactly a year ago. They pulled my paper work and asked me to verify all the info on the first day of my drs. appointment. I looked it over, and almost signed it, but thought, "why do they have my info already? This is only the first doctors checkup."

I looked it over, and it was someone else with the same First name, middle initial, and last name. Born just 1 day before me in Indianapolis. Where I was born in Iowa.

This other guy had the same problem in 2004 that I had last year. So when I called the Dr. Office to schedule my appointment, they found it his name and paperwork, and just assumed that the birthday was off by on day. Same year and month. When I showed up for the appointment they told me I canceled it. Found out they called the other guy and he had no knowledge of an appointment and canceled it himself.

They got it straightened out that day, but every day I went in for all the bloodwork, and actual surgery, I made sure to double check that they had my paper work.

Could have been much worse.

Medical misadventures kill more people every year than guns and cars combined.