Most Embarrassing moments

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    Have you ever been embarrass too much because of some accident? or rather a person is insulting or bullying you? I have some embarrassing moments too. Like my first day at school got slipped down at the floor for some reasons, the floor was slippery. Or just getting low scores and teacher making fun at me while my classmates are laughing, oh, that's how my elementary went.
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    How about you?
    What're your most embarrassing moments in your life?
    I doubt there's none of you. Why don't you share us?
     
    I was on the toilet and suddenly the door got stuck, leaving me locked in the toilet for at least a hour. Worst thing was that it happened on high school and got bullied heavilly for it :'(
     
    Might as well share mine too!
    Frustrated and just ignoring my classmates bullying me..
    more and more insult and they're all laughing at me and making fun of me.
    I should say, these kind of people aren't going to extinct.
     
    L96 said:
    Have you ever been embarrass too much because of some accident? or rather a person is insulting or bullying you? I have some embarrassing moments too. Like my first day at school got slipped down at the floor for some reasons, the floor was slippery. Or just getting low scores and teacher making fun at me while my classmates are laughing, oh, that's how my elementary went.
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    How about you?
    What're your most embarrassing moments in your life?
    I doubt there's none of you. Why don't you share us?
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    Teachers making fun of you?They should do the exact opposite.What kind of school was that?

    ShadowExcadrill said:
    I was on the toilet and suddenly the door got stuck, leaving me locked in the toilet for at least a hour. Worst thing was that it happened on high school and got bullied heavilly for it :'(
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    Why would they bully you for that?Seriously i dont get these people

    Ok so the most embarrassing moments have to be when i think i am alone in the house and start singing.Then i realise there is someone else because they start laughing.
     
    This happened a few years ago. I overslept and was getting late for school. I shaved, took a shower, got dressed and had breakfast in around 20 minutes and left home right away. While I was on the bus, I noticed a few people staring at me. I was confused. People continued to look at me like they had seen a ghost even at school.

    During the break, I asked one of my friends why everyone was acting weird. He took me down to the toilet and pointed at the mirror. That's when I had realised that before I left home, I forgot to shave one side of my face. It was the most embarrassing day of my life.
     
    Not the most embarrassing, but the most recent. I had a chance to talk to the guy I like last night. He was wearing the band shirt from two years ago, even though we were supposed to wear the current one, so I told him, "You've got the wrong shirt, sir!" but he was talking to someone far off and didn't really hear me or notice me. Not really that embarrassing, but I take things for way more than they seem so it was a major UHGdjfaslkfdjLHdfjsfd I CAN'T BELIEVE I JUST DID THAT thing and I moped about it the rest of our band Walmart adventure lol.

    Maybe next time, tiger.
     
    My most embarrassing moment(and I will never forget this) happened when I was in the first grade. It was probably my 3rd or so day at my new school and I was quite the nervous wreck, so my mind wasn't thinking clearly. I go to ask the teacher a question and instead of calling her by her name, Mrs. Edwards, I called her mommy. The entire class heard me and busted out laughing. Definitely the most embarrassing moment of my life, even if it was so long ago.
     
    Every moment I'm awake is an embarrassment.

    Just kidding. I think the most embarrassing thing to happen to me - well, it embarrassed me because it made me look like a crybaby - was during our school play last year. I was really upset because everyone thought I was weak (in addition to the fact that my friend who was also in the play said that the kids in the play could lift heavier stuff than me) and couldn't lift anything (when looking back, I realized that they were right lol), so I figured I'd try to prove myself by carrying in a really giant drum from the band room to set up in the cafeteria. Well, I more or less banged it on the side of one of the tables, and my director made a huge scene and had, like, 5 people come over and take it from me. Well, that upset me, so I just decided to go back and get something lighter, and on my way there, my friend decided to jump on my back for an unannounced piggyback ride. Lemme tell ya, I am not strong enough to give anyone who isn't 3 years or younger any piggyback rides. So, obviously, I fell down in front of everyone. About then I started to get really upset and I was about to cry, in part from the extreme embarrassment of how weak I really was and how hard I hit my knee on the floor, so I ran into the choir room and kinda just sort of broke down crying under the risers. My friend had to come pull me out and comfort me while I sobbed like a child.

    tl;dr I was weak af and I banged a drum on a table and my friend jumped on my back and I cried. The end.

    Looking back now, it was such a trivial thing. I don't care that I'm weak (although I've gotten a bit stronger over the summer) because my personality more than makes up for my lack of physical strength. Although that incident with my friend did make us distant because he thought he hurt me, but that's for another thread.
     
    PJBottomz said:
    Every moment I'm awake is an embarrassment.

    Just kidding. I think the most embarrassing thing to happen to me - well, it embarrassed me because it made me look like a crybaby - was during our school play last year. I was really upset because everyone thought I was weak (in addition to the fact that my friend who was also in the play said that the kids in the play could lift heavier stuff than me) and couldn't lift anything (when looking back, I realized that they were right lol), so I figured I'd try to prove myself by carrying in a really giant drum from the band room to set up in the cafeteria. Well, I more or less banged it on the side of one of the tables, and my director made a huge scene and had, like, 5 people come over and take it from me. Well, that upset me, so I just decided to go back and get something lighter, and on my way there, my friend decided to jump on my back for an unannounced piggyback ride. Lemme tell ya, I am not strong enough to give anyone who isn't 3 years or younger any piggyback rides. So, obviously, I fell down in front of everyone. About then I started to get really upset and I was about to cry, in part from the extreme embarrassment of how weak I really was and how hard I hit my knee on the floor, so I ran into the choir room and kinda just sort of broke down crying under the risers. My friend had to come pull me out and comfort me while I sobbed like a child.

    tl;dr I was weak af and I banged a drum on a table and my friend jumped on my back and I cried. The end.

    Looking back now, it was such a trivial thing. I don't care that I'm weak (although I've gotten a bit stronger over the summer) because my personality more than makes up for my lack of physical strength. Although that incident with my friend did make us distant because he thought he hurt me, but that's for another thread.
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    I experienced this a bit in high school as well and every time it would happen, I would get embarrassed. I was pretty small for my age, so naturally I was physically weaker than most of my class so when we would carry things such as speakers to the auditorium or chairs to other classes, I wouldn't be able to carry as much and it was embarrassing. I only had a few people actually laugh at me for it, but I still was saddened that I couldn't do as much as the others.
     
    To aptly put it I just had one right about now... I took a shower, unbeknownst to my knowledge my mom invited one of her friends and her daughter, who looks about a year or two younger than myself, who were in our dining room (at that time I didn't know if they were going to be there). I heard some noises so I was a bit cautious, but when I took a peek I was at the line of her sight half-naked... Very awkward, if not mortifying.
     
    I have been around horses since before I could walk. I started to formally take lessons when I was 8. I've only rode English (very minor/brief Western instruction), so one would think I could manage to be around them without embarrassing myself. Wrong.
    About a month ago my family and I went on a trail ride (on vacation) and they used Western saddles. No problem, I could deal with it. Ride was beautiful, calm, and really nice. Got back, swung my leg over to get off and the horse shied a little bit to side. No biggie, I just held on and leaned forward. Horse stopped, I continued to get down. Sounds easy right? Nope. My shirt got caught on the horn of the saddle, and so when I slid down my shirt stayed up...along with my bra. Shirt and bra both got caught on the horn of the saddle, and I was stuck, because at this point my feet were on the ground and I was sort of being held up by it. And of course, there are a ton of people around, taking pictures of loved ones, etc (I am sure I'm in the background of one of them) so embarrassing!
    I did manage to jump up and get them unhooked, but the damage was done and I had to walk back quite a bit to get back to the car. Without a shirt or bra. So that's my story D:
     
    Not hugely embarasing but it happened pretty recently.

    I live in the U.K. and last weekend I went to i49 [Insomnia LAN party / minecraft expo UK]

    There were a bunch of youtube related celebrities such as people from Yogscast, Hatfilms, Mindcrack and so on there.

    I walked passed Millbe [from the Mindcrack group] on the stairs and partly choked on my drink. I was too stunned to say anything more coherent than "Ah-bab millbe!" Then I gave him a thumbs-up and walked away.

    I wanted to mention the fact that I'm Welsh just like he is, and live pretty close to him. I was too embarrassed by failing to do something as simple as drink to say any of that and walked away to get drunk instead.

    ;_;
     
    nimbo said:
    I have been around horses since before I could walk. I started to formally take lessons when I was 8. I've only rode English (very minor/brief Western instruction), so one would think I could manage to be around them without embarrassing myself. Wrong.
    About a month ago my family and I went on a trail ride (on vacation) and they used Western saddles. No problem, I could deal with it. Ride was beautiful, calm, and really nice. Got back, swung my leg over to get off and the horse shied a little bit to side. No biggie, I just held on and leaned forward. Horse stopped, I continued to get down. Sounds easy right? Nope. My shirt got caught on the horn of the saddle, and so when I slid down my shirt stayed up...along with my bra. Shirt and bra both got caught on the horn of the saddle, and I was stuck, because at this point my feet were on the ground and I was sort of being held up by it. And of course, there are a ton of people around, taking pictures of loved ones, etc (I am sure I'm in the background of one of them) so embarrassing!
    I did manage to jump up and get them unhooked, but the damage was done and I had to walk back quite a bit to get back to the car. Without a shirt or bra. So that's my story D:
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    OMG that sounds like a nightmareXD
    One of my most embarrising moments would have to have been in third grade as we were taking a test. Like all tests the classroom was VERY, VERY quite, I could feel a fart coming on but I dared not to becase everyone would hear it. But then all of the sudden I sneezed, and farted at the same time. I was mortified, the teacher and the kids were all laughing at me, my cheeks turned bright red and I lowered my head in shame and embarresmentXD
     
    All during the times I went to high school football games in high school, I felt embarrassed because my dad went with me everywhere I did (since he was my chauffeur). He didn't fit in really well with me, because I acted way differently at school around my peers than I do in front of him, and I didn't really want to show that off in front of him, which left me embarrassed when people from school saw me at the games.

    In my senior year, though, when I was more social than ever, I essentially was only with my dad at the beginning and the end of the games, because I went elsewhere to socialize with friends.
     
    The feeling of embarrassment is the art of exaggerating something stupid you or a friend did, or someone said, until you feel ashamed of yourself/them. At which point you get squimish, and nervous, and awkward.

    Me?
    I don't have time to be embarrassed.
     
    One of my embarrassing moments was in high school when I got my got my shirt stuck in one of the classroom doors, and had to spend nearly the entire period trying to get it out. I brought so much attention to myself, it was scary. Also, it's always embarrassing for me whenever I say something to someone, and they end up not hearing it. It feels as if they're just ignoring me. xD"
     
    Ok I was on a date with some girl when I was like 15 at White Castles. Now I know "only seniors eat at white castles" but hey, she said she wanted it, so we went. So we get our food and sit down, then my friend Chris walks through the door. He didn't say anything to me, he just walked to the line to order food. While he was walking he pretended to trip over a trash can and knocked all the trays onto the floor, while he was on the floor he was screaming 'AHHHHH! MAH LEEEEG! BRENDEN, HELP ME BRO I ****ED UP MY LEG!' I tried to ignore him, but he just started crawling towards us screaming.

    And that's why I never told him when I was out with a girl ever again.
     
    Team Fail said:
    Mine's pretty embarrassing... But now that I look at it I can only laugh.

    It was at a school assembly back in Grade 5, and there was one particular moment when everyone in the gymnasium was silent. All 500 (or so) of us.

    And it was also in that one particular moment that my body decided to pass gas.

    Every. One. Heard. and i mean everyone
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    That sounds like it was really embarrassing D: I've always had the fear that this would happen to me because well..I have bad luck like that haha. Luckily though, it never happened. How did you even get through the rest of the day? I'd have been so embarrassed that I would have wanted to go home and never come back.
     
    Okay, so a couple of weeks ago I picked up a shift at the nursing home. I was covering for one of the housekeepers and I always get antsy when I do it because the nursing home makes me really uncomfortable. A lot of its residents are there because it has great medical care, so it's not really the cream of the crop when it comes to old people. You can sit down and have a conversation with the people in the retirement community where I live, but at the nursing home they're so far gone mentally that very few can even speak properly.

    So when I got there I was assigned my rooms and I got the housekeeping cart. I managed to talk my boss into giving me a half day because I had errands to run later that day and he agreed, so my duties were just to sweep, vacuum, collect the trash from the rooms, and dust the common areas. It was no big deal except when it came to getting the trash because the thought of going into the rooms made me mad uncomfortable. Some of these people are borderline comatose and impeding on their privacy to dump a couple of gloves out of a trash can seemed really rude and disrespectful to me.

    But I did it anyway.

    The procedure is simple: If the door's closed, that means there's definitely someone in the room and you knock before you go in. If the door's open, there could still be someone in the room so you knock and call out. I was going around doing this when I came to the seventh room. The door was open so I knocked, said I was coming in to get the trash, and went inside. The residents keep their trash cans in different places so I was looking around for it when all of a sudden I heard a very disgusting noise and turned to the source out of reflex. It was coming from the bathroom and I realized that halfway through my turn. I made eye contact with the resident of that room, who was on the toilet with the door wide open and giving me a deer-in-the-headlights look.

    Needless to say, I ran from the room and pushed my cart outside so I could dry heave into the grass. I was mortified and I get secondhand embarrassment just from thinking about it.
     
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