Anyone got little "embarrassing" moments to share?

[Sinn Féin's Ireland]

*takes notes*

I still maintain that being in a womens clothes shop on your own! (as a male) is the most embarrassing. Not that i hang out in such places, only when you're waiting for someone in the changing rooms. Especially if then the female assistant asks you if you need help.

[Mandrill]

Noooo, come on Sinn, that's totally not embarassing!! (I, as huge, muscly-build guy who often visits womens clothes shops on his own, know that....0_o....)

I'd think it'd be much more embarassing to be one of those guys who you see waiting outside a womens clothes shop, kinda staring in the distance, thinking about football, beer, cult-movies of jean-pierre jeunet and what not...I mean, to be AFRAID to go in a womens clothes shop is much worse than being IN one, I'd say!

[Enigmatic]

I was just going to say something similiar Mandrill. I wouls like to add "holding his wife's pocketbook" to your description. They always look so...something, I'm not sure what word to use.

[Three Prongs]

The other day, I was in math class... then I thought "where the hell are my clothes?"

[Echolilia]

That doesn't add up.

[La Vida De Sangre]

Pffft, it had happened worse to me. ._.

[Woonsocket]

I visited Wordy's island - while being DRESSED!

[Birodalma]

I accidentally searched Poland Syndrome on the school internet. I was looking for Polandball. Fortunately no-one noticed.

[Echolilia]

I've never had anything embarrassing happen. Never. Not even the time...

[Woonsocket]

I sent a PM to Wordy but accidentally addressed it to Echo.

[Echolilia]

You forgot to mention the endearment.

[Echolilia]

I dropped my wife and kids off at the art museum this morning. She was meeting a visiting friend there and later taking her to the airport, so I was supposed to park the car nearby for her to use (and walk a few blocks to work) and call and tell her where the car was parked. After parking, I noticed I'd left my phone at home, so when I got to work I spent a while fiddling with things to get a phone connected and working (we just moved from another building and things are not all in order) and tried calling her. No answer, but ringers aren't allowed to be on in the museum, so I left a voicemail. Of course, she'd left her phone at home too. And things went downhill from there, but perhaps that's a story for another time.

[Tanzoria]

PAIN

[Echolilia]

I once left a toilet seat up, with unfortunate consequences for someone else.