Unforgettable embarrassing moments.. ...

[Eagle-Ladybird]

Couple of years ago, I bought a LG Plasma TV. When it was delivered, I was very excited cos it was high tech fully loaded. The next day, I could not get the remote control unit to work. Fuming, I called up LG and insisted that their site engineers come over to replace the infrar-red receiving unit in the TV.


Appointment was at lunch time, and I deliberately drove home from office, to make sure that LG gets my displeasure.

No one was home. Just the engineer and me. Holding the remote control unit and fiddling with it for 1 minute, he turned to me and asked, \"Mr Lee, did you check whether the batteries are flat ?\" I looked at him, and this rush of blood to my face :oops: . He saw it, and he turned away. I said \"NO\", thikning to myself how stupid can I be ??

He was nice enough to keep a straight face, and change the batteries. the remote unit worked. All this happened in maybe 2 minutes . . . in absolute silence. And the worse was, he had to ask me to sign the OUTSHEET :!:

I did not look at what was the reason stated in the OUTSHEET. He left, and I thanked him. I wiped off my sweat, and laughed my head off

[tree nymph]

Blobbi:

In secondary school, I was on a bus on my way home. The aisle was completely clear. Very conspicuously, there was this couple from CJC sitting on the seat just before the exit door. The guy was quite cute too, wah.


As we got closer to me destination, I got up, and pressed the buzzer to signal my intention to get off. The bus driver may have been going too fast because he jammed on the brakes, causing me to run forward. I managed to grab on the pole at the door, and in a split second, I had spun around and landed up sitting on the guy's lap and suddenly we were staring into each other's eyes!!

There was just howls of laughter behind me on the bus as I hurriedly stepped off the bus. That was the start and end of my pole-dancing career, :oops: :lol: :lol: :oops:.

:rotflmao: :rotflmao: :rotflmao:

[tutormum]

25hourmaid:

This one didn't happen to me, but happened to a guy on a crowded bus a few nights ago.


I was seated at the back of the bus and the bus was very crowded. Guy boarded and squeezed his way to the back of the bus, hoping to find a vacant seat.

Just as he passed by a lady who was seated, she stood up. Thanking his good luck and thinking that she was alighting, he quickly squeezed behind her even before she left the seat and plonked himself down on the seat, very satisfied with himself.

The lady walked to the exit and tapped the shoulders of a pregnant lady who had just boarded and was standing near the exit.

The next moment, the lady turned round and saw the guy seated on her seat. She shouted at him from the exit. \"Excuse me, my seat was meant for HER hor!\"

The guy was so embarrassed that he didn't know where to put his face! He quickly stood up from the seat. Think at that time, he must be wishing for a hole where he could sink into!

:rotflmao:

:rotflmao: :rotflmao: I think he has learnt to be considerate liao. I usually check that there's nobody who needs the seat more before I sit down. Must take care of fellow citizens, right.

[buds]

Eagle-Ladybird:

Holding the remote control unit and fiddling with it for 1 minute, he turned to me and asked, \"Mr Lee, did you check whether the batteries are flat ?\" I looked at him, and this rush of blood to my face :oops: . He saw it, and he turned away. I said \"NO\", thikning to myself how stupid can I be ??

You sure showed him, Mr Lee!!! :rotflmao:
Your displeasure, i mean.. :laugh:

Eagle-Ladybird:

He was nice enough to keep a straight face, and change the batteries. the remote unit worked. All this happened in maybe 2 minutes . . . in absolute silence. And the worse was, he had to ask me to sign the OUTSHEET :!:

Dis part bo pian lah hor.. standard procedure mah. :laugh:

Eagle-Ladybird:

I did not look at what was the reason stated in the OUTSHEET. He left, and I thanked him. I wiped off my sweat, and laughed my head off

Must've been....

\"Brader nebber put batteries.. duh.\" :rotflmao:

[VitoRelax]

Blobbi:

That was the start and end of my pole-dancing career, :oops: :lol: :lol: :oops:.

No worries, it is not too late to start now. All of us here will support you

[autumnbronze]

VitoRelax:

Blobbi:

That was the start and end of my pole-dancing career, :oops: :lol: :lol: :oops:.

No worries, it is not too late to start now. All of us here will support you

Dom, long time no post ....

Then you come back and write such a cheeko-ah-pek post :!:

[tankee]

Blobbi:

In secondary school, I was on a bus on my way home. The aisle was completely clear. Very conspicuously, there was this couple from CJC sitting on the seat just before the exit door. The guy was quite cute too, wah.......

:idea: what if the guy and / or his girlfriend is a member here ..... :!:

:lol:

[BlurBee]

Eagle-Ladybird:

Couple of years ago, I bought a LG Plasma TV. When it was delivered, I was very excited cos it was high tech fully loaded. The next day, I could not get the remote control unit to work. Fuming, I called up LG and insisted that their site engineers come over to replace the infrar-red receiving unit in the TV.


Appointment was at lunch time, and I deliberately drove home from office, to make sure that LG gets my displeasure.

No one was home. Just the engineer and me. Holding the remote control unit and fiddling with it for 1 minute, he turned to me and asked, \"Mr Lee, did you check whether the batteries are flat ?\" I looked at him, and this rush of blood to my face :oops: . He saw it, and he turned away. I said \"NO\", thikning to myself how stupid can I be ??

He was nice enough to keep a straight face, and change the batteries. the remote unit worked. All this happened in maybe 2 minutes . . . in absolute silence. And the worse was, he had to ask me to sign the OUTSHEET :!:

I did not look at what was the reason stated in the OUTSHEET. He left, and I thanked him. I wiped off my sweat, and laughed my head off

:rotflmao:

[corneyAmber]

I was wearing a tube dress under my jacket one day.

The tube dress had a layer of sheer lining under it.

When I came out of the \"ladies\" restroom, I felt something strange but before I could respond to it quietly by hurrying through a door and tugging at my back at the same time, my Boss, who was walking with a group of male colleagues chattering with one another, mindlessly shouted my name ever-so-loudly across the lift lobby. :spank:

At that moment, I felt the world crushing in because I was actually hurrying my footsteps to get through another door to check on myself and HE, must draw all attention onto me by shouting my name, NOT ONCE but repeatedly... I could feel a dozen pairs of eyes on my back AT THE SAME TIME! :oops: :oops: :oops:

I actually ignored him as I felt :imconstipated: (could not scream at him nor squeeze a smile on the face to face him) and crashed through the door quickly and stuck my back against the wall. At that moment, I wished it was only a bad dream I was having. Alas, I heard a female colleague's voice shook me back to reality, a voice assuring me that the sheer lining actually fell off down the side, so not so much was revealed.

On one hand the Boss was shocked at my response(because I ignored the Boss) but on the other, he had actually done something so embarrassing by making everyone turned their attention to my back where the thin lining was half-trapped to one side of my panty. I really had no idea how much had been displayed to the group of guys... :stupid: I tried to be appreciative of the Boss' gesture but could not help feeling how dumb he was. :heresmyfish: Oh MAN!!

If he had galantly walked up behind me to shield me from the oncoming eyes and told me quietly about my boo-boo instead of yelling my name, he would have been my K-drama HERO of the day!!! :love:

Message to Man in Power:
1. Use the brain and switch to non-authoritative mode for non-office stuff. :siao:
2. Do more by walking up and whisper quietly than to use the booming voice remote control. :x :nunchuk: :roll:

[VitoRelax]

autumnbronze:

VitoRelax:

[quote=\"Blobbi\"]That was the start and end of my pole-dancing career, :oops: :lol: :lol: :oops:.

No worries, it is not too late to start now. All of us here will support you

Dom, long time no post ....

Then you come back and write such a cheeko-ah-pek post :!: [/quote]give support also cheeko-ah-pek meh ?