Your most embarrasing moment in life

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lesliemarie

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Thought I would kind of start a fun threat of the most embarrasing moment in your life, mine is when I was 13 years old and in junior high and I started my period and it was soooooo heavy and it soaked my pad and my pants and went all over the chair at my desk, I tried to sneak out so no one would notice what had happened LOL
 
HAHA - too many embarassing moments to count. But...the worst was probably when I was about 15 or 16 (I am now 33) I was wearing a skirt at high school (it was one of those horrible short, acid-washed ones!) It had been rainy that day, so the floors were a bit wet. Well...I slipped as i was walking down the stairs in the middle of the school and fell and ripped my skirt right up the back. So...I had to run to the restroom with my butt hanging out. Pretty funny!!!
 
Definitely one of my most embarrasing moments was when I was 16. We were in St. Louis and at a Cardinals game and if anyone has ever been there in the summer they know how incredibly hot and humid it is. My family and I decided to leave at the 7th inning stretch and I was wearing a tank top and a strapless bra. The bra we killing me and I was so hot and uncomfortable I decided I couldn't stand it another minute. I told my mom I needed to stop by the restroom so I could take the thing off. I was so preoccupied with how miserable I was that I didn't even notice that as I was unhooking my bra as I walked in that I was walking into the men's restroom. When I looked up there were men everywhere (of course the entire stadium goes to the restroom at the 7th inning stretch). There I stood with my bra unhooked and about 20 guys watching as I was trying to get out of my undergarments. It was pretty humiliating. What was even worse was as I walked out I had to face the people standing there watching what was going on and my family who were all doubled over with laughter. I find it very ammusing now, but at the time it was pretty embarrasing.:D
 
hhhmm most embarrasing......i would say in gym class when i just couldn't hold it anymore,as i have a tendency to always pee when its time for jumping jacks. good thing we all kept extra clothes in our gym lockers LOL.

kassia

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I have many Janieizims, but here goes.

My DH and I went East for a family reunion. Mind you, we haven't been married for long, and this was the first time I met all of his family together.

We were staying with his sister Jane and brother in-law Jerry, on a farm. I was walking around looking at the many farm implements outside and noted to myself the names of them.

Went back in the house and started talking to people, then looked outside the window, Jerry was riding one of these implements. I've never seen anything like this before, I was so excited to see this I yeld out "WOW! Jerry is riding a concubine!" Everyone looked out the window and just started laughing so hard. I didn't realize the real name of this machine. But I found out later on it is called a combine. SHISH, I'll never make that mistake again. We all still laugh about today.

Janie

"If you can't say anything nice about someone, then don't say anything at all."
-My mother, Mary Cooper-
 
Lucky for me, the embarrasing moments I remember best were due to my kid's behavior, not mine. Once, when my DS was about 4, we were walking down the aisle in a grocery store. An older woman was ahead of us, on her tiptoes, reaching for an item on the top shelf. For some unknown reason, DS ran down the aisle, grabbed her butt in both hands and yelled, "Hold it right there, lady, the cops are on the way." She jumped, I grabbed him, mumbled an apology and beat feet out of there. We're still not sure where he got the idea for that behavior.
 
In my 20s, after many years of babysitting, I ran into a mom whose two kids I used to babysit for. (I'm 43 now...so I cannot believe I was so unbelievably stupid then...though I still embarrass myself with regularity now...) and I asked her when she was expecting her 3rd child, I didn't know she was pregnant.

"I'm not" she said.

I still feel horrible about it and try to hide if I see her around town.
:-(
 
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