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 Posted: Fri Dec 30, 2005 10:37 am
Here's the deal: We'll do this like Seventeen Magazine, lol. Read my story and rate how embarrassing it is. USE [ redface ] EMOTICONS TO INDICATE JUST HOW EMBARRASSING THIS IS ACCORDING TO YOU!
Key:
redface = Shake it off and walk on like nothing happened.
redface redface = Ouch, that's embarrassing! But you'll live.
redface redface redface = Embarrassment felt around the world!
redface redface redface redface = OMG, hide your face under a paper bag for the remainder of the month!
redface redface redface redface redface = ....Just...move...to Antarctica....NOW. Don't forget your paper bag. When rating, keep some points in mind:
--If you were alone when it happened, or no one noticed, then that makes the incident less embarrassing.
--More points will be added as suggested, or as I come up with them. 3nodding
Note! These can be your strories about something you witnessed, read or were told about! It doesn't have to be something that happend to you!!
The person with the most outrageously embarrassing blunder wins!! xd
My story: It was 7th grade, I think. We were leaving the classroom and when I turned around to face the door so I could leave, ::wham!::, I bashed my face right smack into a huge bright red fire extinguisher affixed to the wall~! gonk It seemed as though no one saw it, though, so this makes the situation LESS embarrassing, yet my cheeks were burning all the same. sweatdrop
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Posted: Fri Dec 30, 2005 10:40 am
Example of how to rate an embarrassing story! Passion_Dragon My story: It was 7th grade, I think. We were leaving the classroom and when I turned around to face the door so I could leave, ::wham!::, I bashed my face right smack into a huge bright red fire extinguisher affixed to the wall~! gonk It seemed as though no one saw it, though, so this makes the situation LESS embarrassing, yet my cheeks were burning all the same. sweatdrop My rate for this story: redface redface
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Posted: Fri Dec 30, 2005 7:27 pm
Passion I rate your story redface redface
My Story: When I was in high school leaving for the day I decided to walk down the hill instead of taking the sidewalk since the hill way was a short cut. It had been raining and as I was walking down the hill I slid and fell all the way down to the bottom and got all muddy and a lot of people saw it since school was letting out. I had to walk to 2 blocks to get to the bus stop and when I got there this guy was like "Damn what happened did you get you a** beat or something" and I kept telling him no but he wouldn't believe me. I had to ride on the bus all the way home muddy with everyone staring at me.
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Posted: Sat Dec 31, 2005 3:54 am
Crystal Espers My Story: When I was in high school leaving for the day I decided to walk down the hill instead of taking the sidewalk since the hill way was a short cut. It had been raining and as I was walking down the hill I slid and fell all the way down to the bottom and got all muddy and a lot of people saw it since school was letting out. I had to walk to 2 blocks to get to the bus stop and when I got there this guy was like "Damn what happened did you get you a** beat or something" and I kept telling him no but he wouldn't believe me. I had to ride on the bus all the way home muddy with everyone staring at me. [My rate: redface redface redface redface
That really sucks...Not only did it happen, but you had to live with people staring at you for an entire bus ride...! gonk ]
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Posted: Sat Dec 31, 2005 4:03 am
[Crystal's story reminds me of something that happened to me--
When walking home from school on the last day of 7th grade, (terrible year, I tell ya sweatdrop ), I had to pass a certain house. Several boys lived/hanged out there, and unbeknownst to me, on the last day of school they made it a tradition to take big water guns and hose down any unsuspecting 7th graders who walked past. Well, of course, as my friend and I passed the house, (on the other side of the street, no less), we were ambushed by these assholes. My friend and some other kids ran, but while one of the older boys was soaking a girl, I decided it would be fun ( rolleyes ) to take my open bottle of orange pop and pour it on the assailant.
...He was bigger and stronger though, and took the bottle before I could do much damage and turned it upside down on my head.
Once the attack was over, I was left to walk the rest of the way home (20 more minutes at least) dripping with not only water, but also sweet, sticky orange pop! biggrin
I was lucky I wasn't covered in insects by the time I got home.]
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Posted: Sat Dec 31, 2005 3:49 pm
Crystal Espers Passion I rate your story redface redface My Story: When I was in high school leaving for the day I decided to walk down the hill instead of taking the sidewalk since the hill way was a short cut. It had been raining and as I was walking down the hill I slid and fell all the way down to the bottom and got all muddy and a lot of people saw it since school was letting out. I had to walk to 2 blocks to get to the bus stop and when I got there this guy was like "Damn what happened did you get you a** beat or something" and I kept telling him no but he wouldn't believe me. I had to ride on the bus all the way home muddy with everyone staring at me. ha ha sucks for u. jk it really does suck though redface redface redface redface redface
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Posted: Sat Dec 31, 2005 4:00 pm
Passion_Dragon [Crystal's story reminds me of something that happened to me--
When walking home from school on the last day of 7th grade, (terrible year, I tell ya sweatdrop ), I had to pass a certain house. Several boys lived/hanged out there, and unbeknownst to me, on the last day of school they made it a tradition to take big water guns and hose down any unsuspecting 7th graders who walked past. Well, of course, as my friend and I passed the house, (on the other side of the street, no less), we were ambushed by these assholes. My friend and some other kids ran, but while one of the older boys was soaking a girl, I decided it would be fun ( rolleyes ) to take my open bottle of orange pop and pour it on the assailant.
...He was bigger and stronger though, and took the bottle before I could do much damage and turned it upside down on my head.
Once the attack was over, I was left to walk the rest of the way home (20 more minutes at least) dripping with not only water, but also sweet, sticky orange pop! biggrin
I was lucky I wasn't covered in insects by the time I got home.] yikes!! redface redface
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Posted: Sat Dec 31, 2005 4:06 pm
Okay, so I'm walking to summer day camp (I was 12, I think) with my cousin, and we're chatting up a storm, of course. We turn a corner we've turned a hundred times, and I'm talking so much, I don't even remember that about 20 feet from the corner is a pole that someone hit with their car the summer before, and that the city never replaced or removed. This pole is leaning halfway across the sidewalk.
My attention was so focused on the conversation, in which I was trying to impart to my cousin how cool I must be, because this guy in my class liked me, that I walked right into the pole, forehead first!
I was stunned at first, then completely embarrassed as a knot started to form on my head. I don't even remember how bad it hurt (although I'm sure it was pretty bad). All I remember is turning around and walking right back home, refusing to leave for two days. xp
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Posted: Sat Dec 31, 2005 4:07 pm
Crystal Espers Passion I rate your story redface redface My Story: When I was in high school leaving for the day I decided to walk down the hill instead of taking the sidewalk since the hill way was a short cut. It had been raining and as I was walking down the hill I slid and fell all the way down to the bottom and got all muddy and a lot of people saw it since school was letting out. I had to walk to 2 blocks to get to the bus stop and when I got there this guy was like "Damn what happened did you get you a** beat or something" and I kept telling him no but he wouldn't believe me. I had to ride on the bus all the way home muddy with everyone staring at me.
oh my damn....
redface redface redface redface
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Posted: Sat Dec 31, 2005 4:48 pm
Kaenai Okay, so I'm walking to summer day camp (I was 12, I think) with my cousin, and we're chatting up a storm, of course. We turn a corner we've turned a hundred times, and I'm talking so much, I don't even remember that about 20 feet from the corner is a pole that someone hit with their car the summer before, and that the city never replaced or removed. This pole is leaning halfway across the sidewalk.
My attention was so focused on the conversation, in which I was trying to impart to my cousin how cool I must be, because this guy in my class liked me, that I walked right into the pole, forehead first!
I was stunned at first, then completely embarrassed as a knot started to form on my head. I don't even remember how bad it hurt (although I'm sure it was pretty bad). All I remember is turning around and walking right back home, refusing to leave for two days. xp [Hosheet~! gonk And after talking about being "so cool," lol.
redface redface redface ]
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Posted: Sun Jan 01, 2006 4:23 pm
Kaenai Crystal Espers Passion I rate your story redface redface My Story: When I was in high school leaving for the day I decided to walk down the hill instead of taking the sidewalk since the hill way was a short cut. It had been raining and as I was walking down the hill I slid and fell all the way down to the bottom and got all muddy and a lot of people saw it since school was letting out. I had to walk to 2 blocks to get to the bus stop and when I got there this guy was like "Damn what happened did you get you a** beat or something" and I kept telling him no but he wouldn't believe me. I had to ride on the bus all the way home muddy with everyone staring at me.
oh my damn....
redface redface redface redface
LOL. That made my day.
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Posted: Mon Jan 02, 2006 10:17 pm
Pentium 6.0 Kaenai Crystal Espers Passion I rate your story redface redface My Story: When I was in high school leaving for the day I decided to walk down the hill instead of taking the sidewalk since the hill way was a short cut. It had been raining and as I was walking down the hill I slid and fell all the way down to the bottom and got all muddy and a lot of people saw it since school was letting out. I had to walk to 2 blocks to get to the bus stop and when I got there this guy was like "Damn what happened did you get you a** beat or something" and I kept telling him no but he wouldn't believe me. I had to ride on the bus all the way home muddy with everyone staring at me.
oh my damn....
redface redface redface redface
LOL. That made my day.
heart I'm glad my embarrassment made your day better xd
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Posted: Tue Jan 31, 2006 4:56 am
Crystal Espers Pentium 6.0 Kaenai Crystal Espers Passion I rate your story redface redface My Story: When I was in high school leaving for the day I decided to walk down the hill instead of taking the sidewalk since the hill way was a short cut. It had been raining and as I was walking down the hill I slid and fell all the way down to the bottom and got all muddy and a lot of people saw it since school was letting out. I had to walk to 2 blocks to get to the bus stop and when I got there this guy was like "Damn what happened did you get you a** beat or something" and I kept telling him no but he wouldn't believe me. I had to ride on the bus all the way home muddy with everyone staring at me.
oh my damn....
redface redface redface redface
LOL. That made my day.
heart I'm glad my embarrassment made your day better xd Mud aint s**t. I'm to cool to be embarrassed.
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Posted: Tue Jan 31, 2006 2:07 pm
Soothsayer Jeckal Crystal Espers Pentium 6.0 Kaenai Crystal Espers Passion I rate your story redface redface My Story: When I was in high school leaving for the day I decided to walk down the hill instead of taking the sidewalk since the hill way was a short cut. It had been raining and as I was walking down the hill I slid and fell all the way down to the bottom and got all muddy and a lot of people saw it since school was letting out. I had to walk to 2 blocks to get to the bus stop and when I got there this guy was like "Damn what happened did you get you a** beat or something" and I kept telling him no but he wouldn't believe me. I had to ride on the bus all the way home muddy with everyone staring at me.
oh my damn....
redface redface redface redface
LOL. That made my day.
heart I'm glad my embarrassment made your day better xd Mud aint s**t. I'm to cool to be embarrassed. Well that was years ago but now I tend not to care. razz
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Posted: Tue Jan 31, 2006 5:09 pm
ok i got one, I was riding in my moms car and I was at a stop light, on the left hadn side of me there was this bus that just took off. This chubby a** dude with long hair ran for the bus with his books. and in the prosess his pants dropped and he was going commando.
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