I once threw a ball for my dog and it landed on his head, rolled perfectly down his spine and off his tail. CompetitiveAnxiety / Reddit
When I was a kid, probably 13 or so, I came home from school one day and I swung my key around on the lanyard and threw it at the door, because I was ninja fighting something invisible that’d be vulnerable to a single key on a string. The key actually hit the keyhole and just plopped in there. I was alone, so nobody would ever know that I actually was a ninja. Nobody has ever believed me, except my wife but she didn’t care at all. I don’t work as a ninja today. Unfortunately. Made-a-blade / Reddit
Before my husband and I were married, we had been dating for a long while, I was watching Portlandia and BAM there’s my husband on screen. Dumbfounded, I called him and he casually said, “Oh yeah I forgot about that.” u****icorn / Reddit
In college, I was walking to class and a thunderstorm hit, but I had just gotten a girlfriend and I was in the best mood of my life so I was just getting soaked and smiling from ear to ear. A guy walked by with an umbrella, I smiled at him, and said hi. He took down his umbrella and got soaked with me and we proceeded to talk about how moments like these are what makes life magical, if only we let ourselves experience them. 20 minute conversation later, the storm stopped and we went our separate ways. My new girlfriend, a cognitive science major, saw me and ran over to me. She said, “Why didn’t you call me??? You know Oliver Sacks is one of my heroes!” Me: “That was Oliver Sacks?” ThinkIGotHacked / Reddit

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