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[Twytch]

While I was on the bus, a lot of people suddenly looked out the windows on my side. When I looked, I saw a white compact with it's front end smashed against the side of a massive truck and smoking. A man and a woman stumbled out of the car, and there was blood trickling down their face and it looked like someone had taken a razor and sliced diagonally and sideways along their entire face. The man was freaking out, but the woman must have been in shock because she was walking really slowly and stumbling around as if nothing happened. I don't know who was in the truck, but all I know was that I saw a guy looking pissed running around and screaming his head off.

Of course I've seen worse in digital media, but seeing the look on the woman's face as blood ran down her face in reality was completely unexpected. I'm not traumatized from it, definitely not. It was just sort of an eye-opener.

[Popple]

I love how you can say you were traumatized when you it's usually completely *crag* impossible to tell if an event has had a psychological impact on you.

Also that sounds like this one time when a car caught on fire so everyone went outside and stood near it because the cops told them it might explode.