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I am traumatised and embarrassed!

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kittylester Thu 02-Oct-14 11:55:26

This morning, i went to our new, huge Sainsburys with DGS2,aged two and a half! Traumatising enough but, while I was packing at the till, I remarked to the cashier that my nylon shopping bags needed a wash as they were really smelly. As I shook the last one out to put the fruit and veg in, out fell a (dead) baby mouse! blush

Oldgreymare Sun 05-Oct-14 09:08:31

Such fun...... keep 'em coming smile

Jane10 Sun 05-Oct-14 09:28:17

Not quite the same thing exactly but once, when trying to sell our house, I showed a nice couple (that I had high hopes of) into our smallest bedroom only to find my youngest son and his friend (then aged about 6) playing , as they cheerfully told us, skunk families!! They were certainly succeeding. The smell was appalling. It was a very long time before they were allowed beans for lunch again. We never saw those prospective buyers again. It would have been better to have had mice!!!!

Grannyknot Sun 05-Oct-14 09:34:03

sherish I had just started work for an extremely pompous and hi-flying consultant psychiatrist, when he opened his briefcase one morning to give me some papers and a sachet of Fybogel fell on to the desk between us.

GillT57 Sun 05-Oct-14 16:25:54

I walked into the kitchen one day to find both cats staring at the fridge freezer which was making funny crackling noises.The door had come slightly ajar, so I slammed it shut tight.Months later when I rummaged at the back for some peas out came a perfectly frozen mouse. DH suggested we micorwave it for the cats. Don't worry, we didnt!

Anya Sun 05-Oct-14 16:49:23

I feel quite sorry for that mouse. There was it thinking it was going to have a feast in the fridge and instead it got colder and colder until.... sad

pompa Sun 05-Oct-14 19:51:22

My most recent embarrassing moment was ar the Doc's.
Went along to get a check up on my prostate. Doc donned the clves and I assumed the position, Doc then asked my if I wanted the clothes peg that my DW had left on the back of my shirt. sad

pompa Sun 05-Oct-14 19:52:13

Gloves

NanKate Sun 05-Oct-14 20:48:57

Sorry Pompa but that is so funny. grin I hope all well in the prostate department my DH is regularly checked too.

Deedaa Sun 05-Oct-14 21:45:38

I always make a point of sorting out some attractive underwear if I'm expecting an "intimate" examination at the doctor's. On at least two occasions I have got home and realised I was wearing my knickers inside out! So much for my sophisticated woman of the world image! Doctor obviously thought "Poor old soul, can't even dress herself"