Thats just too funny glad it gave you a work out and you werent hurt.   I remember 4-5 years ago I see this piece of large black plastic covering the ice near to where I was fishing, I was curious and went over and checked it, and to my suprise someone had dropped there drawers there and let a good one.... hey at least they had the decency to cover it up so noone would step in it....

i was in my permanent hut one nite crappie fishing late ice.  it had been raining all day so the ice was glare and it was pretty windy. All of the sudden there was a big gust of wind and the rope holding the hut down broke. away i went riding in the hut. i jumped out after about 2 hundred yards and was blown across the the lake the same speed as the hut. luckily one of my rods fell in the hole and jammed up enough to stop  as my keys were inside! i had to walk to shore in my socks as my boots had negative grip.  two other guys in another hut got blown right off the lake and had to stay the night in a strangers cottage.  ever since i use aircrart cable not 99 cent yellow rope. its a bit more "spud friendly"
 

  This is not a dumb thing, more of a  strange thing, the hut we were in was hit by another.   

 
Many years ago I was invited to go  fishing on Scugog out of Caesarea. The weather was wet and rainy with  a cold front to come through near noon with high winds and dropping  temperatures (much like what we just went through).   

 
When we got there the lake was covered  with water and we picked are way on the high spots out to the hut.  Got all set-up and were catching dinks nothing any good. The weather  man was on the mark that day as the wind picked up around noon and  the temperature started to drop.   

 
The friend I was with spotted something  on the ice moving, sure enough it was an ice hut coming down the  lake. As it got closer we could see it was moving fast enough to  throw up a splash as it went  through the puddles on the ice.   

 
It looked like it would pass to the  north of us, but it caught something on the ice a headed at us. We  had little time to react, we could only watch as it hit us. It hit  pretty hard and stopped against our hut. My friend went out to check  it but just as he got the door open it shifted around and headed  on its way east. We watched till it was a speck.   

 
After that we always had one eye  looking up the lake to see if any other huts were making a run for  it. One more did pass by, it looked more like an outhouse then a hut.  It also continued east to meet up with its buddy.   

 
Ah the fun we have ice fishing.