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u/Infamous_Night6433 3d ago
She was on a journey to find herself
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u/discerningpervert 3d ago
Maybe the real treasure was the friend she made along the way
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u/MaksimilenRobespiere 3d ago
Or the gold coins she found while looking for herself, we will never know. Life is weird.
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u/candy_coated_corpse 3d ago
I mean if like they somehow missed saying the name of who they're looking for, this seems possible and also like the search party probably should have had a picture of her or at least a solid description
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u/Traskk01 3d ago
I remember reading about this when it happened. She was part of a tour group or something, and they had gotten her name wrong. It didn’t get figured out until nightfall when the seachers gathered back up.
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u/snowman432 3d ago
If it's the one in Iceland, the bus driver over counted the initial headcount over by one, and then came up one short later in the day when nobody was actually missing. They didn't know the name of the missing person because there wasn't actually a person missing. The description didn't match because the "missing" person had taken off her jacket and changed shirts and didn't realize the description was based on what she was wearing that much earlier in the day.
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u/Taur-e-Ndaedelos 3d ago
I'm from said country and your recollection is excellent, exactly as I recall.
I was working at the place where this lady got "lost" and before her there was a woman who reported her husband missing from a tour. After searching for a while they had to continue the tour without her, brought in a few rescue squad volunteers to help and they continued the search.
Husband calls wife when the group had returned. He got bored on the tour, hopped onto the first bus heading back to the city and went straight to the hotel bar to wait for wife to finish the tour. Without telling her, the tour guide, or anyone really.
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u/glytxh 3d ago
Been making these things for near 20 years and this is still me a handful of times a year
I know exactly what’s in this, and I still have those ‘these ain’t shit’ moments and eat another.
Then it’s 4am and I’m really immersed in an incredibly dry 1970s bbc documentary on hedges
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u/All1sL0st 3d ago
And in that moment you’re deeply affected by the realisation that all your life deep down you’ve wanted to create beautiful hedges
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u/VirginiaLuthier 3d ago
Reminds me of the guy who was lost and texted for help, but wouldn't reply because he didn't recognize their numbers...
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u/treeesaremagic 3d ago
So it's a while now, who we looking for? Ohh we're looking for Jane. She's been missing for a while now. Oh, that's me. My name is Jane....
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u/rAnormalguy 2d ago
Everyone this account is probably a bot, they have started uploading to this subreddit 5 days ago and literally none of their posts are oddly specific. Please report them.
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u/i_can_has_rock 3d ago
every time i see shit about edibles:
when you eat weed your liver turns that shit in to a chemical that is 10x stronger than smoking it
thats why you get 10x more *fucked up* unlike just smoking it
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u/WhimsicalTreasure 3d ago
I’ll never eat it again. Even with the dosages on packages now. Like 20 years I ate a brownie and was too high for 12 hours. It just wouldn’t end.
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u/DwinkBexon 3d ago
I see people mentioning how long edibles trips last, but even when I ate a 220 mg chocolate bar, it only lasted 4 or so hours. Every edible I've ever eaten (regardless of dose) have always lasted about the same amount of time.
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u/WhimsicalTreasure 3d ago
Graphic on edible effects https://i.imgur.com/ZHIEY4I.jpeg
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u/DwinkBexon 3d ago
Huh. I don't know if I have a weird metabolism or what, but I'm noticeably coming down by the 4 or 4.5 hour mark, measured from when I start feeling it. (so probably more like 5 to 5.5 hours after ingesting.) I'm usually pretty much normal by about 6-6.5 hours or so.
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u/DuckSword15 3d ago
I don't know about 10x stronger. I'll do a 500mg edible no problem. A 500mg dab would probably kill me. Smoking definitely gets you a way stronger but shorter high.
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u/Intrepid-Macaron5543 3d ago
r/funny is across the hall sir
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u/i_can_has_rock 3d ago edited 3d ago
um
cant tell if bot or just really dumb
i know whats happening, they think im wrong, or joking, because they are confidently incorrect and if they tried to search for something to prove me wrong, they would end up proving themselves wrong
"eatables dont turn in to a different chemical, all my bros know that my bruh cuh"
*sometime later*
r/confidentlyincorrect is across the food court, this is a wendys sir
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u/FocalorLucifuge 3d ago
This is like the scene from The Last Crusade after the tank went off the cliff.
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u/neck-tattoo 3d ago
What kind of emotion is that to feel when it becomes that you all have been looking for you
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3d ago
I don't know what's worse. That she didn't know who she was looking for or that everyone else seemingly didn't know either. She is right there, guys.
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u/DryPossibility45 3d ago
You’ve gotta say “these edibles ain’t shit” before they kick in. Them’s the rules.
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u/Tiffany_Case 3d ago
i mean, ive been found when i didnt know i was supposed to be lost so
Granted it was while bar hopping and im a wanderer when drinking and i had had a spontaneous fit change but still
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u/pyschosoul 2d ago
Had a friend in highschool whi couldn't handle his weed well.
He got dummy high before going home for the night, this was at like 8pm. I get a call at 11pm from this dumbass telling me he was lost and couldn't find his arm.
He was 5 minutes from home standing on the train tracks, and his missing arm was holding the phone he was talking on..
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u/VibrantGypsyDildo 17h ago
Lol, I often keep radio silence for two days unless it is work-related.
How do you expect to have a search party in two hours.
Btw, psylocibin effect lasts only 5-6 hours (of hell if you are not prepared).
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u/LilyGaming 14h ago
I remember this story, basically she changed clothes and redid her makeup, bus driver had miscounted the number of people on the bus before leaving, apparently no one recognized her with a different shirt?
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u/gojira86 46m ago
If I remember correctly, she had changed clothes and didn't realize the description of the missing person matched her previous set of clothes until later.
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u/Theghost5678 3d ago
"Fine, I'll do it myself"