<p>My pants fell down during Jump Rope for Heart. </p>
<p>My buddy pooped himself during a wrestling match and the referee made note of the smell. Ahaha</p>
<p>Middle School was a terrible time for me. To make it even more terrible, the whole school would watch the spelling bee, which I was in. They invited the family of the spellers there to watch them spell. I won the spelling bee when I was in 8th grade, my mom ran out of her seat and gave me a loong hug… in front of everybody. Sure, it was a nice gesture, but sooo embarrassing. Glad middle school is over.</p>
<p>This isn’t embarassing, it’s just wierd…my English teacher last year was a bit of a flirt, she would flirt and joke around with the cute guys in our class. We, as a class, liked to prank her nearly all the time. One day, before class started, one of the guys put on her jacket and took his and put it on her chair to see how long she would go without noticing. She noticed…she put on his jacket, walked over in front of his desk, layed down on the floor and started rolling around while kinda yelling/shrieking…I have absoluetly no idea what she was trying to accomplish. It was the wierdest class moment of my life. my friend and I were sitting in front of this whole scene, and I was laughing so hard at my friends horrified expression…so theres that one to add to the books!</p>
<p>Twice, I had my period during school but didn’t have any pads. I just went to the bathroom and put napkins in my underwear thinking that would do till I get home. Once I was home, I looked in the mirror and saw a HUGE stain near my “area” in the back of my pants that was very noticeable. So I walked around the whole day with that and people probably noticed. This happened TWICE :(. I cried also. Lesson learned; ALWAYS have a pad in my backpack.</p>
<p>^Your school nurse doesn’t carry pads?</p>
<p>We don’t have a school nurse</p>
<p>Back in 8th grade, I had this older, stern, and super-strict teacher. She never said ANYTHING other than pass up your homework, start your test, and read the chapter. Couples months in, this kid asked “Mrs. Norman, do we have to do tonights homework?” She turned around with these super pursed lips and yelled “No, Michael, all you have to do in life is pay taxes and DIE!!!”
I swear, poor kid peed his pants. She turned out to be the best teacher ever, though.</p>
<p>@shoppingislife Lol, I thought I was the only one that kind of “thing” happened to. It’s happened twice to me, once in Middle School and again in 11th grade. I called my mom to take me home, but I didn’t tell her what actually happened. I completely forgot I had an English Essay due the same day and forgot to electronically submit it (I had much worse things to worry about). I got an F for the essay (even though I physically had it) and a C in the class due to the zero. Worst day of my life. The worst part about it is I don’t know if anyone noticed or not. But at the moment I’m pretending like nothing happened and hoping that most people thought I just sat on red paint in art class. . .</p>
<p>@applebeam </p>
<p>I am hoping so also, that it just appeared right when I got home or something, which I doubt :/</p>
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<p>Ha, we had a student teacher in band who was conducting for the first time and literally said “Okay, we’re going to start off slow, but I want you to give it all you’ve got at 69”. He was obviously referring to the measure (I mean, I hope…) but the whole class just about died.</p>
<p>Oh yeah, I remembered one. In 8th grade I had (for lack of a better term) an erection. It was in P.E. so it stuck out clearly through my not so thick shorts, and I had no idea. EVERYONE NOTICED and they were all 8th graders so we were all dumb pricks and no one told me, they just laughed.</p>
<p>Funny for everyone except me, although I got over it and laughed along eventually.</p>
<p>My chem teacher who is literary crazy but was still one of my favorite teachers had a number of moments in class that were way more funny than embarassing.</p>
<p>One day we had a fire drill and he kicked the door and screamed “Run like Hell children”</p>
<p>Not embarrassing, but funny - after the AP exam we did random labs and watched movies. Before we started Transformers he was all “and look out for the eye candy”. Whole class laughs their butt off, then he’s all “I MEAN THE CARS!”</p>
<p>(Megan Fox)</p>
<p>in elementary school, my teacher vomited on a student’s head.</p>
<p>Saugus… U r not alone! Only my story is a little different.
Ok my story goes like this, it was kindergarten, and I was wearing my jeans with my first belt! And I really had to use the restroom but I didn’t know how to get my belt off, so I asked a friend to help. But obviously she said no. So I just went in my pants. Alll over the floor because I was laying down during silent reading time. Lol 
I started balling my eyes out! And I was sooo embarrassed when my mom had to leave work to bring me new pants. Hahhahaha</p>
<p>This isn’t funny, just embarrassing. The night before this big essay for Honors English in 10th grade was due, my sister’s best friend, who was like a second sister to me, killed herself. So, obviously, I didn’t care at all about finishing up the essay and organizing it in a nice folder etc. So I came to school the next day, and mind you it was the day before Thanksgiving break, with my terribly rushed essay on my flashdrive. It wouldn’t print out on the school computers, and apparently you had to put it in a manila folder otherwise you would lose points, so I was completely unprepared. I tried explaining to my teacher (without trying to bring up the suicide), who already held a grudge against me, that the essay would not print and I needed more time. She coldly said no and that I could not give it to her until after the break, which would result in mean losing 50 points on the essay. I literally cried in front of the whole class (AS A MALE IN 10TH GRADE) and I had to get my mom to come in and explain the situation. The teacher eventually let me turn it in with no point deductions. I only got a B on it anyways…</p>
<p>If you cried in front of the whole class because your friend died, there’s absolutely nothing embarrasing about it. Sorry to hear.</p>
<p>In 6th grade, two sixth grade teacher started going out.</p>
<p>And my best friend was in one of the teacher’s class and I was in the other.</p>
<p>It was so cool because we ended up not learning anything and my best friend & I hung out most of the year</p>
<p>About 2 years ago in 8th grade, my school went on a trip to Washington D.C… One of the popular girls started her period while she was sleeping, and when she woke up, it showed all over her shorts. Thank gosh the buses were separated by gender.</p>
<p>Oh, and in Pre-K, I really had to pee. However, there was only 1 toilet for the girls, so the teacher had me wait in this tiny hallway that was right in front of the restroom. This dumb girl had diarrhea or something and was taking forever. I couldn’t hold it in anymore (mind you that I had been waiting well over 15 minutes). Not only did I wet my pants, but my pee flooded the little hallway and seeped into the restroom. I was crying and the other girl was screaming while taking a dump.</p>
<p>This is during camp but oh well…
Going into 5th grade. A girl gets on the swings by herself and it breaks. One side of the chain just pops off of the whole structure. She cried…a lot.</p>