The 'I hope nobody saw that' thread!
The 'I hope nobody saw that' thread!
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Poledriver

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29,601 posts

224 months

Saturday 3rd April 2010
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To counter the thread of the opposite name, have you ever done something that you pray nobody saw?
To kick off, I was pulling out of a petrol station last night, in my Cerb, when somehow I committed a cardinal sin... I stalled! To counter this, in case anyone saw, I got her started again and took off up the road leaving the longest "11's" of my life! biggrin


anonymous-user

84 months

Saturday 3rd April 2010
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I was once out for a run, about three miles from home I felt a sudden urge. It wouldn't go away. I had to hop over a wall into a famers field, have a massive st, use my boxers to wipe my arse before clambering back over the wall commando in my running shorts.

I had to phone home for a lift to come and get me. We don't speak of that day much anymore.

croyde

26,448 posts

260 months

Saturday 3rd April 2010
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So those are your Boxers I found. vomit

Penny-lope

13,645 posts

223 months

Saturday 3rd April 2010
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I do stuff all the time.....walk into walls, doors, windows, rivers, trees, bogs, st etc. Trip, fall off seats, misjudge heights, drop things down my top, wear items inside out....the list really is endless.

I am yet to go out for a walk with AM and not fall over somehow hehe

anonymous-user

84 months

Saturday 3rd April 2010
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croyde said:
So those are your Boxers I found. vomit
Can I have them back?

GTIR

24,741 posts

296 months

Saturday 3rd April 2010
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Penny-lope said:
I do stuff all the time.....walk into walls, doors, windows, rivers, trees, bogs, st etc. Trip, fall off seats, misjudge heights, drop things down my top, wear items inside out....the list really is endless.

I am yet to go out for a walk with AM and not fall over somehow hehe
Down your top you say?

scratchchin

Pics?

croyde

26,448 posts

260 months

Saturday 3rd April 2010
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Mac. said:
croyde said:
So those are your Boxers I found. vomit
Can I have them back?
Once I've got the chocolate off them, they're yours.

...Karl...

1,705 posts

250 months

Saturday 3rd April 2010
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Penny-lope said:
I do stuff all the time.....walk into walls, doors, windows, rivers, trees, bogs, st etc. Trip, fall off seats, misjudge heights, drop things down my top, wear items inside out....the list really is endless.

I am yet to go out for a walk with AM and not fall over somehow hehe
Is this a general trait for females? My missus does the same, all the time. In particular when walking, she will be looking at something other than where she's going and if lucky, just veer off course, usually into me, and more-often-than-not trip over something!

GTIR

24,741 posts

296 months

Saturday 3rd April 2010
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croyde said:
Mac. said:
croyde said:
So those are your Boxers I found. vomit
Can I have them back?
Once I've got the chocolate off them, they're yours.
Very seasonal.

Penny-lope

13,645 posts

223 months

Saturday 3rd April 2010
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...Karl... said:
Penny-lope said:
I do stuff all the time.....walk into walls, doors, windows, rivers, trees, bogs, st etc. Trip, fall off seats, misjudge heights, drop things down my top, wear items inside out....the list really is endless.

I am yet to go out for a walk with AM and not fall over somehow hehe
Is this a general trait for females? My missus does the same, all the time. In particular when walking, she will be looking at something other than where she's going and if lucky, just veer off course, usually into me, and more-often-than-not trip over something!
I think it might just be.....has she fallen off a rowing machine too?

The strange thing is, I am much more stable on my feet whilst drunk confused

Great Pretender

26,140 posts

244 months

Saturday 3rd April 2010
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There have been numerous occassions when I've flicked the car into a wet roundabout and ended up facing the way I came.

...Karl...

1,705 posts

250 months

Saturday 3rd April 2010
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Penny-lope said:
...Karl... said:
Penny-lope said:
I do stuff all the time.....walk into walls, doors, windows, rivers, trees, bogs, st etc. Trip, fall off seats, misjudge heights, drop things down my top, wear items inside out....the list really is endless.

I am yet to go out for a walk with AM and not fall over somehow hehe
Is this a general trait for females? My missus does the same, all the time. In particular when walking, she will be looking at something other than where she's going and if lucky, just veer off course, usually into me, and more-often-than-not trip over something!
I think it might just be.....has she fallen off a rowing machine too?

The strange thing is, I am much more stable on my feet whilst drunk confused
She's never admitted to falling off a rowing machine but I wouldn't put it passed her! She's definitely less stable when drunk. In fact, she once managed to set off a fire extinguisher by leaning/falling back off a chair whilst a touch inebriated laugh

Penny-lope

13,645 posts

223 months

Saturday 3rd April 2010
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...Karl... said:
Penny-lope said:
...Karl... said:
Penny-lope said:
I do stuff all the time.....walk into walls, doors, windows, rivers, trees, bogs, st etc. Trip, fall off seats, misjudge heights, drop things down my top, wear items inside out....the list really is endless.

I am yet to go out for a walk with AM and not fall over somehow hehe
Is this a general trait for females? My missus does the same, all the time. In particular when walking, she will be looking at something other than where she's going and if lucky, just veer off course, usually into me, and more-often-than-not trip over something!
I think it might just be.....has she fallen off a rowing machine too?

The strange thing is, I am much more stable on my feet whilst drunk confused
She's never admitted to falling off a rowing machine but I wouldn't put it passed her! She's definitely less stable when drunk. In fact, she once managed to set off a fire extinguisher by leaning/falling back off a chair whilst a touch inebriated laugh
Ahhh I am feeling better about my clumsiness already hehe

Although one of the last times I slept in a double bed drunk, I fell out three times (one black eye, and several other bruises paperbag )

Asterix

24,438 posts

258 months

Saturday 3rd April 2010
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Emsman's thread has just arrived...

Rach*

8,824 posts

246 months

Saturday 3rd April 2010
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I'm with you Penny, I'm so clumsy especially when I feel under pressure!

I was walking down a road checking out a group of bikers, managed to topple off one heel, take 4 massive lunges, scrape the skin off my big toes... but not quite hit the deck.
I checked to make sure noone had seen me and tried to walk on as though nothing had happened.. even though both my toes were bleeding and my ankle was killing me!


Donut

4,521 posts

281 months

Saturday 3rd April 2010
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When I got our demo E46 M3 for a few days just after it's launch.......

A group of teenagers outside the offlicence where looking at it and making very nice comments, so I thought I'd give it some welly up the road......

It went well until I missed second gear.... laugh

spanna123

3,737 posts

206 months

Saturday 3rd April 2010
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Took the missus shopping the other day and just as we were about to leave I decided to grab some grub from a couple of the food stands while she got the car started. I picked up her jacket potato with curry (weird choice) and walked over to get a hotdog. As I'm walking off from the stand I spill the curry down the front of me, down the front of my trousers and on my shoes.

'Hope nobody saw that that,' I thought whilst doing the obligatory check to see if anyone saw, only to see a smug bd looking and laughing.

Oops.

JonRB

80,087 posts

302 months

Saturday 3rd April 2010
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...Karl... said:
Is this a general trait for females? My missus does the same, all the time. In particular when walking, she will be looking at something other than where she's going and if lucky, just veer off course, usually into me, and more-often-than-not trip over something!
My ex was incapable of walking in a straight line and often used to veer into me. Much to my annoyance.

Edited by JonRB on Saturday 3rd April 16:55

Gaspode

4,167 posts

226 months

Saturday 3rd April 2010
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Mrs Gaspode and I were out on the mountain bikes one day, I spotted a nice little tump and headed towards it, thoughts of big air time and suchlike. "Don't go over that, you'll fall off" said Mrs G, all caution and sensibleness. Bolleaux to that, thinks I, I might be a middle aged old fart but I can remember doing stuff like this all the time in my yoof.

Needless to say, not only did I come a cropper, I managed to to knock Mrs Gaspode off her bike as well in the process. Fortunately she saw the funny side, and has used it to take the piss ever since...

Herbie58

1,705 posts

220 months

Saturday 3rd April 2010
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Rach* said:
I'm with you Penny, I'm so clumsy especially when I feel under pressure!
I'm with you and Penny too, whilst I can walk in a straight line I constantly trip, stumble, walk into stuff, drop things. frown