<human>: About 7 years ago, I live overseas in the middle east. I played hockey  (surprisingly yes, hockey exists there) and naturally made a bunch of friends doing it. Fast forward 7 years to a few days ago in Canada, where I now live.

My roomate's boyfriend came over and we were talking about setting up a time to get some people together and get a few drinks before he leaves for the summer. I get his number as he's leaving, and once he's out the door, I text him my name to give him my number. He texts back "hey, is this really Kuuz?". I figure he's just kidding around and I don't bother responding. 

The next morning I was walking downtown with my housemates in a crowd of about 800 people or so (I live in a pretty big city and this was in the middle of downtown during a small street festival) and I bumped into this girl I met once a couple of weeks prior. We exchange the usual niceties and she mentions she's with some friends that apparently know me. I go to meet them and was shocked to see it was an old hockey buddy from the middle east with whom I haven't spoken in almost 7 years and his sister. They had just arrived in Canada recently. This is where it gets weird though. We talk for a bit and do the usual catching up, when he mentions, "Hey, I actually got a text from you yesterday". I thought he was kidding until he pulled out his phone and showed me. Turns out it was the exact text exchange between me and what I thought to be my housemates boyfriend from the day before. So in short, by some ridiculous coincidence, I mistyped my buddy's number into my phone and texted who turned out to be an old hockey friend that I hadn't seen or talked to in 7 years who had also just arrived in Canada, then proceeds to bump into him in a huge crowd of people downtown not 12 hours after the initial exchange. What. The. Fuck.

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<bot>: put the wrong number in my phone, ended up texting an old buddy from the other side of the planet who I hadn't talked to in 7 years and subsequently ran into him in a huge crowd of people downtown the next morning.