When we was about 13, a group of us proceeded to launch a shed load of eggs at a Bus coming past, not realising it was right near the bus stop. Anyway, the phrase 'You always get one idiot' couldn't be more apt here, as this lad goes a step further and launches a stone (this certainly didnt constitute a brick, but a large stone none the less). The stone smashes into the driver window (without breaking it) and the driver naturally stops at the bus stop.
Anyway, we never thought he would get out...but he did, and boy he was a big ****. We all legged it then through this ginnel and we couldnt believe it when he started to chase us. Now, the lad who threw the stone was a bit of a porker and decided to follow me. I knew this particular street better than him and my route involved jumping over this fence that although wasn't small, I knew I could clear it comfortably.
Well, my porky mate decided to follow suit after seeing me clear it and tried clearing the fence. Now, although I knew I would have less trouble than him at such a thing, I was confident he'd manage it. Nope, when I turned round to see if he was with me or not, I looked on in disbelief that somehow, instead of clearing it, he got his pocket somehow caught on the top of the wooden fence and was hanging upside down (the drop over the fence was a good 6 or 7ft) with his hands waving about and all his money falling out of his pocket onto the path below shouting "help, i'm stuck".
Fucking hell, I honestly couldn't stop laughing and this was for a good couple of minutes until I saw this figure appear from the distance. Low and behold it's the bus driver. At this point I was thinking wtf was going to happen. Anyway, this bus driver saw my porky mate in such a tangle and stood there for a few seconds before spotting a gate nearby. He walked through it, round to my mate, crouched down and took all his change from the floor, slapped him on the face and said to him...
"No chippy for you you little fat bastard".
...beforw walking off.
Jesus christ, I was stunned. One of those had to be there moments but I was genuinely creased. After another few minutes I helped him down and obviously proceeded to tell the other lads the story when we met up.
A moment I will never forget.