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Where do I start!
I think the most awkward is I once burst out laughing at a family dinner with my partners family when his grandad was talking about his friend who had just died. I remember the whole table just looked at me and the room was so quiet.
I don't know why it happened. It wasn't funny. I was incredibly nervous and anxious and my laugh came out of nowhere.
I do laugh about it now but at the time I wanted to fucking die.  |
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By (user no longer on site) OP
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"Where do I start!
I think the most awkward is I once burst out laughing at a family dinner with my partners family when his grandad was talking about his friend who had just died. I remember the whole table just looked at me and the room was so quiet.
I don't know why it happened. It wasn't funny. I was incredibly nervous and anxious and my laugh came out of nowhere.
I do laugh about it now but at the time I wanted to fucking die. "
Nerves can have us do so many weird things! |
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By (user no longer on site)
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Has to be when I caught my Husband eating a mince pie on Sky TV when he was suppose to be on a diet. Stoke v Newcastle a few years back on a Monday night, Camera panned right in on him. I left a note on mantelpiece for when he got back in the early hours. "Hope you enjoyed your Pie". His face was a picture the next day  |
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By (user no longer on site) OP
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"What about you Sinderella?"
My whole life feels like a series of awkward moments sometimes.
Most recently probably the worst.. I was snooping and got caught!
Very awkward indeed |
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By *ad NannaWoman
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After a funeral I'm washing up in the kitchen with my back to a group of 7/8 male inlaws and my husband, all deep in conversation.
In walks my 4 year old daughter and says-quite loudly-my mum has a hairy noonie.
Room goes deathly silent for half a second them erupts with laughter.
I was dying inside. |
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By (user no longer on site) OP
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"Has to be when I caught my Husband eating a mince pie on Sky TV when he was suppose to be on a diet. Stoke v Newcastle a few years back on a Monday night, Camera panned right in on him. I left a note on mantelpiece for when he got back in the early hours. "Hope you enjoyed your Pie". His face was a picture the next day "
Busted in the most public of ways! Did his team at least win? |
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Possibly the evening I was staying over at Mr KC's house when we were 18 and I was wearing a proper skimpy, sexy nightie. Just after we'd finished, well, you-know-what, I crept out to the bathroom (right next to his bedroom) and walked straight into his Dad. The nightie did NOT cover my arse  |
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"After a funeral I'm washing up in the kitchen with my back to a group of 7/8 male inlaws and my husband, all deep in conversation.
In walks my 4 year old daughter and says-quite loudly-my mum has a hairy noonie.
Room goes deathly silent for half a second them erupts with laughter.
I was dying inside."
There are no secrets when you have children. |
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By (user no longer on site)
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Sent something of a slightly personal nature to a female work colleague on WhatsApp instead of someone from fabs and fucked up trying to delete the image!!
Fortunately, she was very understanding ... |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"What about you Sinderella?
My whole life feels like a series of awkward moments sometimes.
Most recently probably the worst.. I was snooping and got caught!
Very awkward indeed "
Oh no!!
I've lost count of the amount of times I've liked a photo from years ago when snooping!!  |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"After a funeral I'm washing up in the kitchen with my back to a group of 7/8 male inlaws and my husband, all deep in conversation.
In walks my 4 year old daughter and says-quite loudly-my mum has a hairy noonie.
Room goes deathly silent for half a second them erupts with laughter.
I was dying inside."
What a great time to tell everyone! |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"After a funeral I'm washing up in the kitchen with my back to a group of 7/8 male inlaws and my husband, all deep in conversation.
In walks my 4 year old daughter and says-quite loudly-my mum has a hairy noonie.
Room goes deathly silent for half a second them erupts with laughter.
I was dying inside."
Oh God! kids! It probably lightened the mood xx |
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By (user no longer on site)
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When a relative posted on FB about her dad being in hospital and I said I hope he gets better soon. I didnt realise is was a memory she reposted, he had been dead 2 years. What was worse was I was at his funeral!!! |
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