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    da446

    [1]Jan 30, 2008
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    once overheard this young boy who embarrassed his mum at the shop checkout by picking up her packet of tampons and said very loudy :- "mum,what ya want these tampons for"
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    ktfahel

    [2]Jan 30, 2008
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    When I was about 11 and my brother was 3, he spent a lot of time with me, so he listened to a lot of my music. One time my mother took us to the bakery. We were waiting in line when my brother decided to sing. The song he chose: Hall & Oates' "Rich Girl". The line he decided to start the song with...

    "It's a b*tch, girl, and you've gone too far!"

    (I'm thankful; my girls seem to have a natural sense of tact...so far...)

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    Angus_Mac

    [3]Jan 30, 2008
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    Revealing mom or dad's age at a party is always fun.
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    Pretty_Amazing

    [4]Jan 30, 2008
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    Oh i am the youngst and most embarising to my parents and i enjoy it a lot. I always say somthing embarsing or curse super loud just so people here. 1 time i had my ipod on in a store and i was singing this song that had soooo many curses in the midle of the store and everyone ws looking at my mom it was halrious my brother and sister were laughing soooo much and my mom made us go home lol.
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    lequericacalvo

    [5]Jan 30, 2008
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    da446 wrote:
    once overheard this young boy who embarrassed his mum at the shop checkout by picking up her packet of tampons and said very loudy :- "mum,what ya want these tampons for"


    , yesterday at walmart I heard a boy saying to his mother, "daddy, why mom was screaming for more yesterday?".
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    SuperMarioKoRn

    [6]Jan 31, 2008
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    Well, not sure if it counts as an embarrassment, but I once heard a mother swearingviolentlyat her son.

    Edited on 01/31/2008 12:54pm
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    lequericacalvo

    [7]Feb 1, 2008
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    SuperMarioKoRn wrote:

    Well, not sure if it counts as an embarrassment, but I once heard a mother swearingviolentlyat her son.


    wow .
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    gummiebear23

    [8]Feb 1, 2008
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    kids sticking there fingers up there nose in a public place and then showing people what they pulled out is still a classic
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    SuperMarioKoRn

    [9]Feb 1, 2008
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    lequericacalvo wrote:
    SuperMarioKoRn wrote:

    Well, not sure if it counts as an embarrassment, but I once heard a mother swearingviolentlyat her son.
    wow .

    Yeah...¬_¬

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    bouges13

    [10]Feb 1, 2008
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    When my sister was little (3 or 4) she got seperated from my parents while in a store... she saw a man with a beard and thought that it was dad... only problem was the bearded guy was black while dad was not.
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    ktfahel

    [11]Feb 1, 2008
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    I just remembered one. I don't know if it is embarrassing, but it sure was funny!

    The current pastor at our church has only been with us for a couple of years. Although his Bible knowledge is second to none, he tends to be a little long-winded in the prayer department. One Saturday morning I was at church for Worship Team rehearsal. Since my husband was at work, I had my girls with me. My older daughter's Godmother offered to watch both girls while I rehearsed, and then she was taking her out for the afternoon. She did ask us if we could help her with something at the church before she took me and my younger daughter home.

    On the way up to the sanctuary, the pastor and a few other people were having a small meeting, and they were going to open in prayer. He asked if I wanted to join them. I did; I asked my older daughter (age 5) if she also wanted to (she liked to join prayer groups). She walked up to us and said "OK," then, turning straight to the pastor, said, "Just don't make the prayer too long!"

    Edited on 02/01/2008 6:10pm
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    pugsy44

    [12]Feb 2, 2008
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    ktfahel wrote:

    I just remembered one. I don't know if it is embarrassing, but it sure was funny!

    The current pastor at our church has only been with us for a couple of years. Although his Bible knowledge is second to none, he tends to be a little long-winded in the prayer department. One Saturday morning I was at church for Worship Team rehearsal. Since my husband was at work, I had my girls with me. My older daughter's Godmother offered to watch both girls while I rehearsed, and then she was taking her out for the afternoon. She did ask us if we could help her with something at the church before she took me and my younger daughter home.

    On the way up to the sanctuary, the pastor and a few other people were having a small meeting, and they were going to open in prayer. He asked if I wanted to join them. I did; I asked my older daughter (age 5) if she also wanted to (she liked to join prayer groups). She walked up to us and said "OK," then, turning straight to the pastor, said, "Just don't make the prayer too long!"

    Lol!
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    pugsy44

    [13]Feb 2, 2008
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    lequericacalvo wrote:
    da446 wrote:
    once overheard this young boy who embarrassed his mum at the shop checkout by picking up her packet of tampons and said very loudy :- "mum,what ya want these tampons for"


    , yesterday at walmart I heard a boy saying to his mother, "daddy, why mom was screaming for more yesterday?".

    He called his mother daddy?
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    da446

    [14]Feb 4, 2008
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    pugsy44 wrote:
    lequericacalvo wrote:
    da446 wrote:
    once overheard this young boy who embarrassed his mum at the shop checkout by picking up her packet of tampons and said very loudy :- "mum,what ya want these tampons for"


    , yesterday at walmart I heard a boy saying to his mother, "daddy, why mom was screaming for more yesterday?".

    He called his mother daddy?


    The poster obviously meant to say that the boy was actually asking his DADDY about why his mummy was "sreaming for more yesterday"
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    LittleMsMarvel

    [15]Feb 6, 2008
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    When they ask about sex... the. worst.
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    vegetarian_jcer

    [16]Feb 6, 2008
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    LittleMsMarvel wrote:
    When they ask about sex... the. worst.

    Believe me, it was far more painful for me to find out.

    "So... people need to have sex to have kids... and... I'm here... so that means... my parents..... had to...

    .....

    EWWWWW" eww

    Truthfully though, I found all the "alternatives" to sex to be far more... unappealing.

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