Ashley wrote:Here was my embarrassing moment of the day...
Chris (my brother) and I were walking around in the mall and we stopped in at one of his favorite shops, the Buckle. I didn't have much business there, so I just followed him around. One of the clerks noticed a verse on the back of my letterman's jacket and asked me to recite it for him. That lead to about 20 minutes worth of discussion--turns out he was going to college here locally and wanted to be a missionary and told me how awesome it was to run into such an openly Christian teenager. Needless to say, I got a little flush...guys never stop me to talk, much less compliment! Of course, a little later in the conversation, we mention clothes and he says something like "yeah, my wife has a hard time finding the right shoes" or something of that nature. My heart fell faster than a skinny kid in dodgeball. Then I really started to blush...I had unwittingly been flirting with a married man!
Anyone else got any funny/embarrasing stories to tell?
Ashley wrote:...when I was a sophomore, I had a huge crush on this guy named Nick. Well, I worked up the nerve to ask Nick to sit at my table at lunch and he said sure. Well I got so nervous being around him not only did I spill my water bottle everywhere, I ended up through mysterious circumstances flinging my orthodonic rubber bands into his salad.
Ashley wrote:Here's another great one from the Ash files...when I was a sophomore, I had a huge crush on this guy named Nick. Well, I worked up the nerve to ask Nick to sit at my table at lunch and he said sure. Well I got so nervous being around him not only did I spill my water bottle everywhere, I ended up through mysterious circumstances flinging my orthodonic rubber bands into his salad.
I've had friends show me how to do this on a school field trip with a magnifying glass and napkin. I was trying it out in some McDonalds restraunt, during the field trip, until both got snatched up by one of the teachers. It is safe to say the napkin didn't light up.I set grass on fire with my glasses once
Ashley wrote:I had unwittingly been flirting with a married man!
I still can't believe Ashley is only a teen ager. I thought she was in her 20s.
cbwing0 wrote:
I've done this many times (it was my favorite pastime in the 5th grade), although I never go in trouble for it. I also used to shoot bugs with my bb gun...now that takes skill.
TheMelodyMaker wrote:It seems like no matter how hard I try, I just cannot avoid asking my customers at least once a day if they would like "a milk for their bag". (At least, by the Lord's good mercy, they usually understand what I mean.) :blush:
EireWolf wrote::lol: These are all so hilarious! (Isn't it wrong to laugh at the misfortunes of others?)
kenshin1278 wrote:If you cant laugh at your own misfortune, whos misfortune are you gonna laff at?
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