Most recent embarrassing moment

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    Kathryn LJposted 13 years ago

    Embarrassing stuff is always happening to me and the old man and has been the inspiration for many a plot twist in my writing.  Last week he nipped out to collect the mail.  The trouble was he had just had a shower, was naked and the post woman was standing on the steps with a parcel.  He nonchanontly signed for the post, burbling away, completely forgetting that he was living in Brittany and that hardly anyone speaks English. A total body blush is possible! Post woman grinning like Cheshire cat.  What's your most recent embarrassing moment?

    1. Paradise7 profile image69
      Paradise7posted 13 years agoin reply to this

      I betcha the postwoman got a secret thrill!  Made her job much less boring for that one day!

    2. CrystalStarWoman profile image59
      CrystalStarWomanposted 13 years agoin reply to this

      How funny Kathryn! I haven't had any particularly embarrassing moments recently, but your post reminded me of several very embarrassing incidences when I used to live in France like you! Sometimes caused by the language differences and some ever-so-slight mispronunciations giving my phrases a whole new meaning! (Be careful when you're trying to say 'neck' - there's a very subtle difference between 'cou' (neck) and 'queue' (meaning tail but slang for *rse! lol)

      However, my most embarrassing incident happened in a busy French supermarket - our local Intermarche. I was at the checkout - it was very busy and there were queues at all the tills. I put all the contents of my trolley on the conveyor belt and went to push the trolley through, past the till, to start bagging my purchases when the alarm went off!

      Well of course everyone looked round (as you do) to see who set off the alarm and they were very interested to see why the english woman had set off the alarm. Was she trying to steal something? You can't trust the 'rosbifs' coming over buying all the old french houses, driving up the houses prices...

      I was VERY embarrassed as they made me back up my trolley and then passed my handbag through the detector thingy next to the till. Nothing happened, so they indicated for me to pass through again. I did and the alarm went off again!

      So I was told to back up and remove my coat, then try again - which I did and the alarm went off AGAIN!

      I could feel all these eyes on me - I'm a big woman and don't like being the centre of attention at the best of time, but this awful - I was mortified!

      By then the manager was involved and I was then told to remove my jacket and go through again - again the alarm went off! I just wanted to crawl away and hide.

      They were about to ask me to remove my next layer of clothing when a person a few rows back in the queue called out something, pointing at me. I didn't hear what was said, but people started laughing and then the manager turned me round and communicated to me that I had something in my hair...

      I had a barcode sticker, stuck on the back of my head!

      OMG - the whole episode was hideously embarrassing...

      It was long while before I went back to that supermarket!

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    kimberlyslyricsposted 13 years ago

    I tooted out loud yesterday in a busy doctors waiting room.  OMG never has happened before!!!!  Saved by friend that put most of the room in hysterics immediately began looking around swearing she had heard a frog!  Did anyone else hear or see a frog?  She saved me and I am forever indebted 


    cool  NOT

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      Kathryn LJposted 13 years agoin reply to this

      A Frog?  Brilliant improvisation but surely a duck would have been better!

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        kimberlyslyricsposted 13 years agoin reply to this

        lol lol lol lol

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      Justine76posted 13 years agoin reply to this

      I fart in public plenty. It embaresses hubby way more then me. Digestion happens, so?  wink

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        kimberlyslyricsposted 13 years agoin reply to this

        lol cool

  3. Jayne Lancer profile image91
    Jayne Lancerposted 13 years ago

    My husband was entertaining a few of his business associates the other day. Smiling pleasantly with a tray of drinks, I tripped on the step that leads to the sitting room. Of course, there was a terrible crash, a big mess, my husband scowled, the business associates came rushing to my aid ...
    Horribly embarrassing!

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    kimberlyslyricsposted 13 years ago

    Girl, never mind it's the thought that counts big_smile

    Besides at least you didn't toot out loud like me  yikes

    Can't get over it  sad

    Good to see you Jayne  big_smile

    1. Jayne Lancer profile image91
      Jayne Lancerposted 13 years agoin reply to this

      'Good to see you Jayne'  big_smile

      You too, Kimberly!

    2. Paradise7 profile image69
      Paradise7posted 13 years agoin reply to this

      You know, if it sounded like a frog, it was probably a cute little toot.  We used to blame ours on the dog.

  5. Paradise7 profile image69
    Paradise7posted 13 years ago

    I said the word "F***" in front of my 89-year-old mother.  I had just stubbed my toe, and it slipped out.  I'm over fifty and she still threatened to wash my mouth out with soap!

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      Kathryn LJposted 13 years agoin reply to this

      That reminds me of the time I was fishing in my handbag for a tissue and a packet of condoms fell out.  My mother picked them up and curiously asked why they were bubble-gum flavoured.  I was 30 and mortified!

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    kimberlyslyricsposted 13 years ago

    OK it just occurred to me how much I just embarrassed myself

    by confessing

    on a world wide web

    that I tooted out loud in a crowded room for the first time

    and had no idea what to do

    thank god for frogs

    where's frogdropping btw?

    I think at my doctors office

    LMFAO

    therefore this is my most recent embarrassing moment  lol



    btw2  hi paradise big_smile

    you too kathryn big_smile

    from fart kim

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    Justine76posted 13 years ago

    hmmm. I dont emabaress easily.

    I guess, I was 11 or so, wating in line at a bible convention for the restroom when my bladder let go...that sucked. It hurt more then I was embaressed, but I was embaressed.

 
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