what's the most cringey embarrassing thing you've

I was at carnival in Trinidad last year. My friends and I were - like usual - half naked and dancing viciously in the middle of the road, covered in paint. Another friend of mine was a cameraman for the event, so he saw us dancing and came close to zoom in on us and film the debauchery . Since my friends and I were already under our rum, we started to show-off for the camera, all types of splits and whines and just going on with PURE antics - the cameraman recording all of it. It was crazy .

Later that evening, we go back to my friend's grandma's house (we stayed by her family who are DEVOUTLY Christian), and wouldn't you know that the reel of us dancing was looped on the news -- with my friend's entire Christian family gathered in the living room watching . I had sobered up quite a bit by this time, so I was able to see with a clear conscience just how bad it was. The room was so quiet that you could hear a pin drop, and everyone looked uncomfortable having just witnessed myself and my friends gyrate on each other in front of the entire country.

Her grandma didn't recognize us at first and she whispered 'Sodom and Gomorrah' to herself, but when the camera panned in and caught our faces, she just scurried away into the kitchen .

The worst part is that they KEPT looping it on the news, and the next day it ran in the newspaper .




Edited by Organic - Nov 18 2012 at 2:50am

Let's see..

nitabug wrote: I was saying this girls name wrong, and then when someone said it correctly...I said. "Eww, that sounds dumb as hell" Then she said that is how you are supposed to say it Kissing friend when his gf was in the bathroom, but she wasn't and was watching us. & we were in her house. I think we ended up kissing again when she sat down. I try to forget that day though. & another story similar to the above.

**Sk!TtLeS B** wrote: OMG, Orgy What happened after??

Luckily (for me), Trinidadians understand and respect carnival culture, so they understood LOL!

...I don't think we will be staying there next year ...

sistagal wrote: Let's see.. Back in uni it was before I'd decided to wear flat shoes because of the long walk to my lecture hall. This was in summer so I was wearing these pretty heels. I went to cross the road by a pedestrian crossing & this van patiently slowed down for me. The driver was kinda cute so I decided to put my best strut on. But my heel caught in a crack & I ended flying across the crossing. It was one of those stumbles were you run to regain your balance. Luckily I didn't fall, just ended up regaining my balance on the other side of the road. He was very amused the bloody bastard!