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  • 12-02-2011, 04:35 PM
    h00blah
    Embarassing moment at work...
    :oops:

    So while at work, I have some free time to check facebook. A friend posts a link to a local news page where a picture of him is used for an article. The article under the picture sortof made it look like my friend was some well-known author so I copied the exerpt that described the photo and pasted it into the comment because it was silly!

    Now back to work! As a game tester, I'm expected to find bugs and report them into a bug database.. So after I wrote the title of the bug, I accidentally pressed ENTER which submits the bug... Oh crap! So I decide to fill out the steps to reproduce the bug in the "comment" field and all will be solved! Now normally I copy-paste the title into my summary, then fill out steps... So quickly I ctrl+V, begin writing my steps, then go ahead and submit the comment... I let my lead know the mistake I made and how i fixed it..

    I then read over my work and realized I pasted the stupid article exerpt.... My heart sank into my stomach and I know everyone will see it... I also know that if anyone in my room finds out about it, I'll never hear the end of it T.T....

    Oh.. The article was about a new book-signing event that mentioned that a producer Twilight attented to show support >_>... I get made fun of enough for seeing the movies x)....

    Anyone have any embarassing moments at work that you care to share? It would make me feel better :please:
  • 12-02-2011, 04:40 PM
    Skittles1101
    I have said "errotic operator" instead of "erratic operator" over the air 3 times in the 4 years I've worked here. I'm a 911 dispatcher, so we get a lot of calls for "erratic operators" lol. Of course every cruiser goes rushing out the door as if there's something to see :rolleyes: I even had the neighboring town's officers call me by phone asking "what kind of operator was that?". So...embarrassing...heh :oops:

    Now I over think it, and just avoid the word all together. I now refer to them as "reckless drivers"....and all the cops know why lol.
  • 12-02-2011, 04:53 PM
    h00blah
    Re: Embarassing moment at work...
    Quote:

    Originally Posted by LGray23 View Post
    I have said "errotic operator" instead of "erratic operator" over the air 3 times in the 4 years I've worked here.

    LOL this really does make me feel beter :rofl:

    to make my matters ever so slightly worse, I posted this in General Herp instead of off topic :P:oops::oops:

    that's what I get for posting to the boards from my phone :P

    I am incredibly clumsy.. co-workers have nicknamed me "Travalanche" :rolleyes:
  • 12-02-2011, 04:56 PM
    TheWinWizard
    Re: Embarassing moment at work...
    Quote:

    Originally Posted by LGray23 View Post
    I have said "errotic operator".

    I want to see some of them Leah. Lol
  • 12-02-2011, 04:56 PM
    JLC
    Re: Embarassing moment at work...
    Quote:

    Originally Posted by h00blah View Post
    to make my matters ever so slightly worse, I posted this in General Herp instead of off topic :P:oops::oops:

    Well, that's easily fixed. ;)

    I allowed a ball python to crash the party in the Herp of the Month Contest this month. :oops: I felt stupid. :oops:
  • 12-02-2011, 05:29 PM
    MasonC2K
    At least you've not typo'd this as something else and it also made sense in the context of the sentence.

    Like: Looks like we need a meeting to get this sorted out.

    True story.
  • 12-02-2011, 05:54 PM
    spasticbeast
    I work in a police department as well, and in Indiana our plates from last year say "In God We Trust." One of our officers has said "In God We Lust," at least three times, so he just says Indiana plate now. One of my most embarassing moments wasn't at work, but I froze on stage during a monologue in 8th grade in front of a full house, and thanks to the wonderful reconnecting power of Facebook, I will never hear the end of it.:tears:
  • 12-02-2011, 06:05 PM
    KatStoverReptiles
    I used to work closely with 2 very dirty minded guys. We were talking about tattoos one day and I said, "I want to get one ofmy balls tattooed on my leg." I saw nothing wrong with this comment (as you fellow herpers know EXACTLY what I'm talking about) and kept going. It wasn't until they both started DYING OF LAUGHTER that I realized what I'd just said and how it would sound to a non-reptile person. So yeah, it took quite awhile to live that one down.
  • 12-02-2011, 09:02 PM
    kitedemon
    I work in a university in a photography department. Part of my job is to help students with their projects and print quality ect.

    A few years ago I was sitting quietly in my office and had a student come up with nudes of his girlfriend, he told me they were a gift for her and he wanted to make the best images he could and would I mind helping. This is not uncommon and not a big deal so with my help he made 3 quite beautiful prints.

    I remember images almost a perfect memory for them. There are over 500 students in my department so I say hello to people I recognize so I don't accidentally 'snub' one of the students.

    So some months later while standing in a check out line I recognized the young woman behind me and started up a conversation. It became obvious that she did not know me and started 'where do I know you from game' I said I worked at the art school and she told me her partner went there but she has never been in herself. having a big mouth I said that I must have seen a photograph of her as sometimes I think I know .... .... .... at about this point a triptych pops into my mind 3 prints of the woman in front of me nude. I thought to myself if I go red there is no backing away from this one... I didn't need to go red she did before I did. A short moment of mutual silence followed. Then I mentioned that yes I did indeed know her boyfriend and I helped print some images of her. She smiled and said that I must be Alex and that she really loved the gift and thanked me for the help that was given. We smiled and both red faced made it through the line.

    I don't think I have ever been more embarrassed!
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