Definitely. Who hasn't done that, or broken sprokets or worse by winding way past the end of the film, or by improper rewinding, or if possible done the lens cap thing... and let me add: forgotten what film is loaded and its speed (I'm currently suffering this with a folding camera
) and/or shot with an empty camera, or even loaded a previously exposed roll for a second go-round... who hasn't done these things hasn't really shot film yet
As to development: I've developed 2 rolls in photo-flow instead of t-max developer (the bottles are the same shape), I've developed 120 film in sufficient liquid to develop 35mm, I've completely mangled the film trying to get it on a reel...
Digital photography is so uneventful by comparison. I mean, really the worst that can happen with digital is your hard drive crashes and you haven't made a backup (or the backup turns out to be bung) and you lose all 150,000,000,000 frames you've so promiscuously shot. Well, that and going out for a nice day / weekend of shooting and realizing the memory card is sticking out of your PC at home.
Yeah, film gives us discipline...