Posted 20 June 2012 - 09:18 AM
I have one involving a movie theater too. I was probably about 11 or 12 and an aunt and uncle took me to a movie, and since we got there early I got up to use the bathroom or something real fast after we got our seats, and when I came back it was dark and all that, and I took a seat next to a man who "looked" like my uncle. Well, I leaned over and kissed him on the cheek and said thanks for the movie kind of automatically, and even then I probably would've spent the entire time in that seat, clueless, had I not heard two voices a few rows back whispering my name. I think the look on my poor face must've been comical, and the way I very slowlllly turned around, because my aunt and my uncle, and several other people in the theater were laughing, and then I looked over at the seat next to me and there was a complete stranger sitting there, not angry or anything, but he had this humoring smile on like he was just waiting for me to realize my mistake. Needless to say I said sorry, and got up from my seat and ran back to my aunt and uncle. Thankfully the guy wasn't at all bothered either; I can just imagine the headlines if he had been. "Innocent Man Groped in Local Movie Theater!"
There was another time when I took my little sister to the doctor's for a routine thing with one of our older sisters, and while the older one was checking her in, my little sister and a friend and I were walking up and down a deserted hall, and my friend and I saw this plastic hanging anatomy skeleton, so we took pictures with my friend's cellphone of us taking turns cuddling up to the model, slapping it's butt, and basically just doing every inappropriate thing you can imagine to this poor creature. The only person who had enough decency and self-respect to behave herself was my little sister, who was incredibly embarrassed by my friend and I, and who understandably didn't want to be seen with us for the rest of that doctors trip.
PS, nice signature pic-thing, Diablo_04.
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