This literally just happened to me while wearing Vibrams...

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haha, Y0 wrote:

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No dude seriously this actually happened.

and that's super serial!

You know, just to piggyback off this tale of intrigue, I must share this: I had a nice ham and swiss today for lunch. On sourdough. It was delicious.

That is odd. rabbits are usually afraid of people.

What does it have to do with Vibrams though?

Why did you use the word "literally" in your subject line?

What purpose did it serve?

I have seen people wearing Vibrams out in Public get laughed at as well.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PkAr9D-qJRg&feature=related

Al Bundy totally needs royalties.

http://birthdayshoes.com/media/blogs/bdayshoes/al_bundy_gods_shoes.jpg

http://media.photobucket.com/image/al%20bundy%20god%252527s%20shoes/spidescorp/al_bundy_gods_shoes.jpg

First time I've heard of the rabbit afraid to take the lead.

Which part of the story did you not think we'd believe? That young girls would laugh at your footware or that a rabbit was stalking you?

I'm guessing the rabbit wanted to bang his five fingers but was too bashful.

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Why did you use the word "literally" in your subject line?

What purpose did it serve?

I think it emphasizes the immediacy of the event. The guy busted through the door, got on the computer, sweat dripping on the keyboard to share his bunny adventure.

If it figuratively just happened it could have been a day or 2 ago.

The immediacy made the story. It rocked.

So, this morning, I'm running and about 15ft in front of me, a rabbit hops across the sidewalk from a devil strip into some bushes. As I pass the bush, I see the rabbit looking out at me. I said "hi". The rabbit nodded in agreement. I kept moving because it seemed like the right thing to do at the time. I wanted to avoid a potenitally awkward situation of staring at a rabbit in a bush well after any conversation had clearly run its course.

I was not wearing Vibrams, but I was wearing my $10 Armitron stopwatch I bought from Target in 2006. The saleslady at Target who sold me the watch was named Michelle and looked a lot like Joyce Dewitt circa her "Three's Company" days.

True story, although I didn't think it warrented its own thread.

Idiot, you are supposed to follow the wabbbit

OMG, like the same sort of thing just LITerally happened to me....except I was chasing the rabbit. I was trying to catch him to show him my new VFFs but he kept looking at his watch. I eventually tripped and fell down a hole after him. I had to shrink down to follow him further so I drank something from a bottle that was labeled "Drink Me". The most amazing part?

My Vibrams shrunk with me.

Cool! Just yesterday I was literally reading the paper in the morning. The phone literally rang and it was my wife. She had literally just gotten to work and was literally just calling to check on our literal children. We literally just had a short very literal conversation. Then I literally got up, opened the door to the garage, got in my car and literally drove to work. I am serious bro, this all literally happened to me.

PEACE. OUT.

C'mon dude. What is the main point of your story? Was it the young girls laughing at your footwear? Was it the rabbit? What did the young girls have to do with the rabbit? They are seemingly unrelated, other than rabbits are often symbolic of fertility, and perhaps the young girls triggered that thought into your head.

just another guy wrote:

Cool! Just yesterday I was literally reading the paper in the morning. The phone literally rang and it was my wife. She had literally just gotten to work and was literally just calling to check on our literal children. We literally just had a short very literal conversation. Then I literally got up, opened the door to the garage, got in my car and literally drove to work. I am serious bro, this all literally happened to me.

PEACE. OUT.

yes Ive noticed the over use of the word by many. also the use of "whatnot" at the end of a sentance.

smoo - don't listen to the haters. This is a lot more interesting than the dozens of trollish non-running threads that get started every day.