Showmaster Jimmy Fallon fragt Zuschauer nach ihren dümmsten Erlebnissen – die Antworten sind zum Schießen

Sternstunde des Internets: Showmaster und Talk-Legende Jimmy Fallon fragte Zuschauer nach ihren dümmsten Erlebnissen und forderte sie auf, die Geschichten unter dem Hashtag #ImDumb auf Twitter zu teilen. Und wir wissen: Wenn Fallon um etwas bittet, lässt das Internet nicht lange auf sich warten. Heraus kamen überragende Antworten – von vergessenen Autos über Heimwerker-Fails bis hin zu Zoom-Versuchen auf Papier ist alles dabei.

Einige Highlights:

i painted the stairs leading to basement going down. i was trapped for three and a half hours. #imdumb

— evan (@evan_aye) May 12, 2016

I used to think when handicapped parking signs say "$250 fine", it meant if you pay $250, ok FINE you can park there. #ImDumb

— Frances Marshall (@fmarshall99) May 12, 2016

I once drove my car to work, paid for parking and then forgot and took the bus home. Thought my car was stolen when I got home #ImDumb

— Michelle Stewart (@Michelle282828) May 12, 2016

One time at Starbucks the lady called my name. She sounded so much like my mom that instead of saying "Thank You" I said "Sorry". #ImDumb

— Ed Hill (@kingedhill) May 11, 2016

Tried impressing this girl I liked at the gym by deadlifting 400 lbs, farted really loud and threw out my back. No date for me #ImDumb

— Evan Schlessel (@EJSpark1) May 11, 2016

When I was younger, I genuinely believed that a hundred years ago everything was actually black-and-white, like the movies. #ImDumb

— Victoria Phillips (@VictoriaGrace36) May 11, 2016

A few years ago, I tested the "no tears" baby shampoo claim by rubbing it into my eyes.

There were tears. A lot. #ImDumb

— AL (@MissSchliez) May 11, 2016

I was eating ice cream and when I lifted a spoonful to my mouth, I blew on it as if it was hot. Done this twice now #ImDumb

— ⚡Mr. Brightside (@Will3K85) May 11, 2016

@jimmyfallon went through the dunkin donuts drive thru and started talking to the garbage can instead of the speaker #imdumb

— Londyn Mitchell (@LondynMitchell) May 11, 2016

https://twitter.com/yafet01/status/730475741482201089

When I was a child in church I thought people said "hey man" instead of "amen" #ImDumb

— emochi (@emiameliee) May 12, 2016

Good job, Jimmy.