<human>: what is that one story that made you "famous"? 

mine:

I was about 9 years old and riding in the very back of my aunts van with my two cousins in the seat in front of me (they were about 13 and 11) and my aunt was driving. we were on the highway and everything was fine, then all of the sudden the van cuts off and we begin to slow down, eventually coming to a stop on the side of the high way. well me, being the very paranoid and panic prone child i was began to freak out. i began fidgeting in my seat as my aunt attempted to restart the van and after her 3rd attempt failed i unbuckled my seat belt and crouched next to the door. in my young mind i was SURE that if she kept trying to crank the van it surely would explode and i wasnt about to be caught in the explosion. she kept trying and i kept my hand on the door ready to flee at the first spark. well this continued for a while and my back began to hurt from the awkward position i had put myself in. she finally gave up trying to start the van and started calling family for help. i, however, did not give up my escape posture. (i should mention by now everyone had noticed what i was doing and had already laughed it off as one of my frequent paranoid moments) i had been standing in this position for at least 10 minutes and my family had been dead silent for quite a while also. well, being the idiot i was at the time, said "pammy... my back hurts." then all at once my cousins and aunt said "well sit down!" i sat down and my aunt tried to crank the van once more, it finally started and we got on our way.

i will never live down that famous one line. just yesterday my aunt (the same one) was taking me home after babysitting her youngest children and i was telling her about how i had pulled a muscle in my chest and i called my mom "mom, my chest hurts, i need to go to the hospital." she laughed and said "pammy! my back hurts!" its been 8 years and im still reminded >.<

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<bot>: stated the obvious when i was 9, constantly reminded of my humorous one liner, ive been assured the story will be told at my funeral.