One In A Million Coincidences – Part 9



Part 8: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=f2lb3f7Vab4&list=PLDgvFPuLtQbRHb6wmct-hXVwu8veQ3-IV&index=4
Part 7: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2Rn41b_Mu0E&list=PLDgvFPuLtQbRHb6wmct-hXVwu8veQ3-IV&index=2
Part 6: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4883R3q7NaI&list=PLDgvFPuLtQbRHb6wmct-hXVwu8veQ3-IV&index=3
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46 thoughts on “One In A Million Coincidences – Part 9”

  1. Actually, it's the male (or father) red-winged blackbird that protects the nest and goes after people and animals getting too close. So in this case, nothing is stronger than a father's love

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  2. The gymnast story had me near tears. That… Was beautiful. The paramedic hero one brought me even closer to tears man this video got me so hopeful and emotional… ❤

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  3. Personally I would never would wanna meet my biological family if they gave me up for adoption just cause I was disabled. I would be fine with the sister but would never wanna face my bio family ever

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  4. I remember me and my brother caught a click beetle in our yard. We looked at it for a bit and watched it then decided to release it. I said "wouldn't it be funny when we release it a bird immediately grabs it." We release it and it flies towards a part of the house where small birds can enter the attic, a bird comes flying in, grabs the beetle, and enters the attic within a second. I start laughing but my brother looked heartbroken. Funniest coincidence yet.

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  5. The name Sue Yoo is op and kinda funny.
    I was also today years old when I realized the name of our Archbishop, Cardinal Sin was related to his job 😱

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  6. Well I have one story

    During primary school 3rd grade, a student accidentally forgot to fix the bottle in his bag properly. So the bottle fell downstairs and hit my head, nothing serious ofcourse. He apologized and we pretty much had no contact with eachother.(We were 3 grades apart I think) Skipping to first year of highschool, I joined a group that teaches elderly to play board games, there was one student that likes speaking English as much as me, since we are in Hong Kong it is quite uncommon. Even though my school is an English school, each time after school we like chatting with eachother and became friends(BUT NO SHIPPING US OK I DON'T LIKE THOSE). Soon our mothers decided to meet, then one day my mother told me something I will never forgot. That student was also the student that accidentally dropped the bottle on my head 3 years ago. And we met by chance in an activity we both joined.

    How much of a coincidence is that?

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  7. Imagine that its actually possible to get arrested by Outlaw, prosecuted by Sue Yoo, sentenced to death by judge Judge and have your last rite performed by Cardinal Sin.
    All we need is an undertaker named Graves and it would be perfect.

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  8. I know of 3 cases of nominative determinism form my own personal experience. I had an English Teacher called Mrs. English, a Home Ec Teacher called Mrs. Buntin and I saw a Rheumatologist once called Karen Walker-Bone.

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  9. Once I saw my sister go into the bathroom but didn't close the door so I went in to ask her what she was doing but she was gone and then she was getting her hair braided in an entirely different room and it wasn't a matter of perspective because I saw her turn left and there are only three rooms on the left side of the hallway, the laundry room, the boiler room and the bathroom and I was standing in front of the laundry room the boiler rooms door is always closed so the only room she could have gone in was the bathroom but she was gone

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  10. Another example of nominative determinism is my sister. He name translates from Hebrew to mean Song or To Sing. Before she knew this, she loved to sing, and took a couple classes for it. Even after she found out what her name meant, she kept on singing, and even tried to get a major in it! To this day, she loves to sing. She truly earned her name. Here's to you, big sis.

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  11. nah imagine u catch yourself on geo guesser when google truck comes your walking to work gets on computer and plays geo guess you spawn right outside and look to left you see yourself 30seconds ago XD

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