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Post by Sparks on Feb 13, 2005 14:28:43 GMT -8
We've all had 'em. I'll post... I'm just trying to come up with the best one to share. Ahh  I'm a master of humiliating myself...haha. Aboslutely inevitable. But yeah, everyone share, I always think realling these moments are good times. |
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Post by Sparks on Feb 13, 2005 16:28:26 GMT -8
Okay, me first, then.
I have a couple.
Let's start with a couple of weeks ago, how I was over at a friends house, and puked my guts out. Luckily I was half-crippled over the toilet, it was the sickest thing ever. And then it was really awkward when I thought it was done, went onto carpet... Ah Awkward times. This is the last time I'll ever speak of it. haha.
Hmm... One time a couple of years ago I wrote something really embarassing in a journal sort of thing... oh man, I can't even tell you what it said, it's that humiliating. But yeah, I had a couple friends over, one two of them guys, and even worse, one of them was the one that it was about...
Naturally, I don't talk to him anymore... hahaha. (ohgod >.< )
And in case you aren't satisfied, I've got one that didn't happen to me, but I was there, and it was great...
It was a show, and we were standing by the entrance, so there were a lot of kids kind of going past us and hanging around talking and stuff. Me and a couple friends... this one guy, he's the kind of kid that wears the loose jeans and half his boxers hanging out.
You know, he thinks he's something hot with his skateboarder getup and massive shag. Hahaha... what a joke.
But yeah, we're standing there, my one friend goes to step on his feet, and he jumps them back a bit, and his pants fell all the way down. Hahaha...they were like, a pile at his feet.
Poor guy stands there half-naked and everyone around is just staring...
Luckily I won't ever have to go through that, since I wear pants that are my size.
Now if any of those didn't make you cringe, show me UP with some of your own.
In the meantime I'm going to try and remember some terrible ones... I've done a lot of things in my life.
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Post by Sparks on Feb 15, 2005 15:09:30 GMT -8
And this one time... I made this really dumb thread about the embarassing moments
And Ironically nobody said anything, so that was a pretty great one, too.
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Post by louise on Feb 16, 2005 0:37:28 GMT -8
to be quite honest... I cannot really remember any embarresing moments. I never had one, or I just don't want to remember...  |
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Post by usgeisha on Feb 19, 2005 19:55:41 GMT -8
OMG! I hate those moments... Well, this isn't really as mortifying as it was funny, but I think it counts as embarassing. So, I was chatting like 2 weeks ago and a guy signed in that I thought was my guy friend (who I flirt with sometimes). So he said "Hey" and we started chatting. I was being pretty flirty and eventually I put his name down (the guy I thought it was's name down--this may be confusing, but I'm not putting names since some people on this site know me). He was like, "Why'd you put so and so's name?" I looked at the address again and realized not only that it wasn't my friend, but this guy is one of the most popular kids in my grade. I felt my face turn totally red, and I was like, "sorry wrong window". Over the last two weeks we've actually become considerably close. It amused me... But it was so embarassing.
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Post by Sparks on Feb 19, 2005 20:07:34 GMT -8
Oh no :S I've done that a couple times, to people on MSN and such. I had another moment... This kid named Bob comes up to me at school and asks me if I'll be his friend. I met him somewhere a couple weeks ago, so I'm just being cool, right? "Nice." So then, talk to him at lunch. "How about we be best friends?" He says. Me: "Hmm...okay." And then somehow the topic is friends, and he says, "You don't say much, do you?" Me: "I have a hard time making friends." I didn't even realize I said it, and as soon as I did it, all I could think was... that actually came out of my mouth Because I don't know, was I trying to be funny or what? I'm generally very outgoing. But then he was like "Oh, really?" Gives me a strange look. Hahaha, probably the stupidest thing I've ever said, and the best thing was that I was too worried of saying something else wrong that I didn't even take it back. Eugh. THIS is what guys do. How pathetic. |
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Post by tchyarink on Feb 19, 2005 20:22:03 GMT -8
Yes embarassing moments are simply... Embarassing!! I've been embarassed soooo many times these days... I'll post one... 1) In Band class, the director gave us new sheet music for sight reading. I had to play 2 instruments at once (cymbal and something else-- I forgot), and so we were playing through it. I was so focused, when the band director told us to stop, I didn't see him and I was banging my instruments loudly until what seemed like 650000 seconds later, the person in my section told me to stop... Everybody (including older students!!) was laughing and I was going all red... It may not sound very embarassing, but I tell you, I felt like digging a hole and burying myself in it and never coming out. Unfortunately there was nothing for me to bury into, so I was just standing there and going all red... Urgh, embarassing moments...  |
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Post by dominicmonaghan on Feb 20, 2005 7:12:38 GMT -8
This happened LONG time ago, like in preschool, but none the less, I am still haunted by the evil child. Anyways, I went to school and for some odd reason, the most popular (yeah, it's sad, we had popular and non-popular kids in preschool) girl came up to me and asked me what kind of underwear i had on (don't ask.) Lucky me, mine had a picture of barney on them. I wouldn't tell her so she reached forward and pulled down my pants!!!! I swear I could have died right then.
And then, the teachers ignored me when I told them!!
Well, yeah, that was a long time ago, but if that happened recently, she would have received a nice punch in the face.
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Post by Sparks on Feb 22, 2005 15:09:50 GMT -8
Hahaha... all my young years went pretty well. I didn't do anything really embarassing. And if I did I got away with it because I was young. Hmm... a couple weeks ago I was doing a jump-jog sort of leap thing on the ground outside this movie theatre (my friend was with me, he saw it all...ALL ) And I don't realize there's this layer of ice, so I slipped, wiped out pretty bad. Flat on my back. He was laughing. I was embarassed. I got up all like "That was the plan." But I'm pretty sure he saw through it..haha. |
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Post by masterairboarder on Feb 23, 2005 8:02:45 GMT -8
funny - i shouldnt really laugh at your misfortunes tho...
well ive not really had any embarrasing moments (touch wood) but something really funny happened to someone i know - here goes
my gran is a highland dancing teacher and every year she takes her premier class to canada to compete in Scotdance - through out the year she has to fundraise to pay for the trip - once she did a coffee morning with a performance from the dancers and this girl i know was in the middle of a dance and something was up with her skirt and it fell down, tights and all!! what was really funny was that she kept dancing with her skort round her ankles!!!! i laughed at her for days after!!! lol i know i shouldnt have but oh well its done now
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Post by Ramona on Feb 24, 2005 17:13:23 GMT -8
I don't get embarassed or nervous easily, lucky me, so I don't really have any to share. I will share soemthign funny that happened to me last year, though.
I was walking backwards on the way to P.E. because our English teacher was absent and we didn't have a sub. Needless to say, I wasn't looking where I was going, and I ran into a bench backwards. It was at knee-level, so it hit me with the short edge right in the back of the knee, collapsing me instantly. I would have hurt my back, but I was wearing my backpack and that saved me from most of teh damage. I did get a nasty cut in the back of my knee that bled through my pants, though. That wasn't cool. I was laughing hysterically on the way down to the bench, and after I hit the ground, and it took me a couple minutes to realize I was in pain.
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Post by Sparks on Feb 24, 2005 18:39:15 GMT -8
Hahaha that's actually a good one. The painful ones usually are.
And speaking of pain, there was one time where I was snowboarding, and I collided with some guy...looked about 18. He anyways, gets the good end of the hit and doesn't fall, and I go FLYING. And I fell, blacked out, came to, and my friend was leaning over me calling my name and asking if I was okay. I got a concussion from that close encounter.
Needless to say I made it out alive.
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Post by dominicmonaghan on Feb 25, 2005 6:28:54 GMT -8
oh, i got another one that wasn't that bad, but still was pretty dumb of me....
your last post, sparks, reminded me...
okay we were snowboarding, and me and my cousin decided we would go down an intermediate one, (which we hadn't yet) the path split off two ways, and we took the less crowded one, because we didn't want to get hit by other people. Little did we know, that that wasn't part of the course. Well, it was pretty icy and bumpy and i took a nasty fall. I was lying in a position where i couldn't get up without sliding down the hill and people were all laughing at me and throwing stuff at me from the ski lift, lol.
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Post by junipercayenne on Mar 5, 2005 11:35:45 GMT -8
Here's a moment that was kind of embarrassing for my friend, but also embarrassed me:
Ok. This friend I have, let's just say her name is La. Anyway, "La" is toatolly boy crazy but a total geek. She's obnoxiouse, bad-looking, and talks a lot. There;s this one boy she has a huge crush on this boy who hates here, but she won't take the hint. So for Holloween Costume Spirit Day she picked out what she thought was a cool costume.
It was the dorkiest, little kidish, Super Girl costume, and SHE WORE IT A DAY EARLY to look cool for the guy!
That wasn't so bad though./
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Post by junipercayenne on Mar 5, 2005 11:39:55 GMT -8
Snow hills! That reminds me of a time I went sledding. I'M TERRIFIED OF HEIGHTS AND SPEEDS. And one day my friend invited me to a snow hill she's never been too that her brother suggested. IT SLIPPED HIS MIND TO MENTION IT WAS THREE TIMES THE SIZE OF THE HILL THAT SCARES ME MOST. I was so scared that on our way down, I grabbed onto my friend's sled, stakkedm made us whirl around a lot, then tumbled and hit the snow face first half way down. Evertime we went down I'd get nervouse and clingy and make us whirl around. It wasn't so bad, I'm just glad no one we knew was there. But the people around starred at us.
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