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topaz_stone71

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Ok..PG rated be warned...

When I was in Highschool I had a huge crush on a guy who's father owned an icecream shop.
A couple of years after highschool I had a son and took this son for some icecream at this same shop.
Now back then girls wore things called tube tops...I walked into the shop and behind the counter was my crush!
I walked up to the counter...baby on hip...and in my sexiest voice ordered some strawberry ice cream....all the while my son on my hips...pulled down my tube top...my crush without missing a beat...asked me if that would be 2 scoops or 1....???:oops:

LOL! I never had enough ahem cleavage to hold those tube tops up. Remember the metallic bathing suits? Did you know that salt water eats the metallic coating off the suit and leaves the see-through cloth base? Should I tell you how I know?
 

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I was raised by a single Father. When Daddy's away children will play. A long time ago people used to use colored water in decorator bottles. After a party one night, these bottles looked awfully yellow, hmmm. Wonder what was in them. Of course Father saw them. That wasn't bad enough, when he went to put a roast in the oven, it was filled with empty booze bottles.
This is the same family of the missing teeth (see post 14). What a trial we must of been for our Dad!
 

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My television debut comes to mind. I was seven at the time marching in a parade as a majorette. I was marching along and noticed the television cameras of course I was smileing and hamming it up doing my little routine. Of course eventually was turn in the road I did not notice and so I walked into a lamp post face first.:( So along with the stellar show on the day I was captured forever buy the Nightly News.
A few years later doing a duet with a good friend of mine in a competition. We both did this arm lift pose and our cute little sequined pink costumes decided to let go at neck they were halter top cut. So there they were down to our waist lol.8-o We both did not miss a beat quickly turned around and redid up tops and continued on. We got extra points for continuing in the end and came in second place.
 

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LOL! I never had enough ahem cleavage to hold those tube tops up. Remember the metallic bathing suits? Did you know that salt water eats the metallic coating off the suit and leaves the see-through cloth base? Should I tell you how I know?

Lol...sounds like you were showing them off :) I can't imagine that they create a bathingsuit that would do that...did you call the company?

Maureen
 

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I was raised by a single Father. When Daddy's away children will play. A long time ago people used to use colored water in decorator bottles. After a party one night, these bottles looked awfully yellow, hmmm. Wonder what was in them. Of course Father saw them. That wasn't bad enough, when he went to put a roast in the oven, it was filled with empty booze bottles.
This is the same family of the missing teeth (see post 14). What a trial we must of been for our Dad!

You stashed the bottles in the oven?!!? Niiiiice!! :)
 

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Way back in my nursing school days, we had to find a victim for our class in health assessments. I was thinking "Cool, I'll use my son" and the prof announced "and no, you can't use your children." Thankfully (or maybe not), my best friend's husband was willing to volunteer. We had one body system we were aware of ahead of time and one surprise (teacher's pick). I reminded my sadistic prof that "This is my best friend's husband" and begged he to keep it above the neck. Nope. She picked the circ system and I had to palpate his femoral artery. I was 20 shades of red as I stuck my fingers in his groin to find a pulse. Sam was cracking up and my prof could hardly keep a straight face. He and my friend have never let this one die...

The only reason I want a "do over" is because the humiliation never ends. It gets told at dinners, parties, family gatherings...

Thanks for a heads up, I start my nursing classes this fall...I'm LOL just thinking and now it gets told on the forum and by the forum members too..HEE HEE!!! At least you and the BF are still friends.
 

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Not too long ago I did some consulting for an Aerospace company in Southern California. I was called in to assist in the modernization of their existing CNC department. It wasn’t hard to shine because the company was stuck in the 80’s. The Ownership of company liked what I brought to the table and ended up being offered a Full Time position as the head of the New CNC department. The “K” was too much to pass up so I took the position.

I had been with the company about a year. I worked directly under the General Manager who was a difficult person. Ex-Military. Tough as Nails. Never smiled and Completely unforgiving of failure. He was the type that would fire someone, at any level, for the slightest indiscretion. We called him “Axe”. I never thought he really like me much especially after Ownership overruled him in favor of an idea I had regarding a machinery purchase. This was a person to look out for.

To make things worse, the GM had a personal secretary named (The name has been changed to protect the Obnoxious.) “Gail” . She was pure Evil Incarnate. The type of person who relished in other peoples misfortune. Perhaps forty five, divorced, what a surprise?, a little fat, not very good looking and always had a Smirk on her smug face. Someone who you always found lurking around a corner listening to what other people were talking about. It was common knowledge that Gail’s sole purpose was too collect gossip and rumors and then to report back to Axe. No one liked Gail or even really talked to her if you didn’t have to. We called her “Shelob”.

As with all companies, there are certain lunch routines that are immutable. Our company was no different. The last Friday of the month, the department mangers would meet at McFarney’s, a restaurant / micro brewery for lunch and drinks. The official purpose was to discuss operational issues, but of course, all we ever did was talk sports and check out the Hotties serving food and drinks.

This particular Friday I got to McFarney’s late. Getting there late was the worst because you had to take the chair at the table with your back to the room. Not a good viewing position for Hottie scoping. It was a great lunch of Prawns and Honey ale. Everyone was about on their fourth or fifty drink when I heard someone say Gail.

I looked up and said, “Gail? You mean Shelob. What a Witch. She doesn’t look a day over Seventy if you ask me. I know she is Axe’s minion but I don’t see how he can stand to look at her?” No one at the table seemed to be laughing so I took it up a notch. “You don’t think Axe and Shelob are doing the Wild Thing on Axes desk after work? Even If I was stuck on a desert island for about three years I don’t think I could do it with her.”

Nothing. No one was laughing. In fact they all had this strange look on their faces like they just found a cockroach in the bottom of their beer glass. I said “What” and the Quality Control manager across the table from me raised his hand every so slightly and point behind me.

I turn around and at the table behind ours was the Company CFO, The Head of Payroll, AXE and Shelob.

HOLLY F_CK !@!&!!

They were all just staring at me as the waitress came up and gave them menus. I was paralyzed like a deer in the headlights. Like a deer that was about to get smacked by a Cement Truck with a Full Load. I was so freaked I thought I might piss in my pants. I somehow got up and stumbled out of McFarney’s like a zombie back to my car.

I didn’t get fired but it did cost me two days off without pay. I became somewhat of a hero of sorts too some people at the company. I also don’t think that I was able to go a full day for the next three weeks without some saying,

“Not a Day Over Seventy, Classic !”
 

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lmao zoi, you have my vote. You are an excellent story teller, too!
(I tend to skip over the long ones, but this one had my attention lol)

Thanks VRubin...

I run into some of the people at that comany now and again and no matter what we talk about, that particular event always seems to come up. Would have liked to have been remebered for some of the good work I did there but hey, being remembered is better than nothing.
 
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