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Erm, thats not quite what I meant....

Archeron

Was in a deli with a coworker a wee while ago, and queuing at the counter, noticed this really gorgeous Spanish looking girl serving. Yer man in front was next, and she smiled at him and asked if wanted a sambo or a roll, and his reply to her was "Do you have brown baps?" Neither of them noticed the slip of the tongue, but 3 or 4 people behind broke out laughing.

You ever say innocently throw a funny double entendre out in your daily conversation?

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Goldenquick

Wertz wrote: »

Here's another one, new apprentice at work one day; deciding to break the ice while we work away, I happen to ask if he's into gaming. "No" is the hurried monosylabic reply. Silence follows and I feel an awkwardness creep into the air...
"What?" I say, "So you don't even have a bash at GTA or Fifa or that?"
"Oh, gaming" says the other guy, "I thought you asked me was I into gay men...thought you might have been making a pass at me"
Still chuckle at that one...

Lmao!! Great one

WindSock

MoominPapa wrote: »

I needed some string at one time and Dunnes happened to be the next shop I was in. On the household products aisle I approached a shop assiatant and asked "Do you have balls of twine?" He ran away gibbering with repressed laughter. True story

Maybe he thought you looked like a cat?

pretty-in-pink

A girl I used to work with went to the supermarket next door, and some old dear at the fruit stand mixed our uniforms up with the supermarket ones (how I'll never know), but she asked her "Sorry love but are your melons waxed?".

In the shop I used to work in, a customer approached one of the lads and asked im "Where do you keep your nuts?" It was made funnier cause his girlfriend had just given out to him.

Wertz

Here's another one, new apprentice at work one day; deciding to break the ice while we work away, I happen to ask if he's into gaming. "No" is the hurried monosylabic reply. Silence follows and I feel an awkwardness creep into the air...
"What?" I say, "So you don't even have a bash at GTA or Fifa or that?"
"Oh, gaming" says the other guy, "I thought you asked me was I into gay men...thought you might have been making a pass at me"
Still chuckle at that one...

[Deleted User]

Just re-read this thread and realised I forgot to put in my one (geddit?)

Our French teacher (Bouncer, if any of the OCS heads are interested) once said to a lad in our class........"Well, Smith*, I've come across some asses in my time, but you....".

I didn't hear the rest of it 'cos I was, like the rest of the class, in knots.

dior1catboy

Yayyy, I do that when I'm stoned too, thought I was the only one! :rolleyes:

Wertz

FunkyChicken wrote: »

This is ridiculous. What sort of "instant response" is that? Fair enough I can understand the "I dont mind" as an automatic response sort of thing. You just say it regardless of what someone said to you. But then you asked her did she like slipping around in it herself? Either you're lying or you're very, very odd.

I have a bad habit of saying the first thing that comes to mind when I'm stoned. Some people might find that odd. That particular response was pretty odd, I'll admit, that's why I remembered it.
If I was going to lie I'd make up something worth lying about...

Whispered

hehe, these are great. The teacher one reminded me of an Irish teacher we used to have. She was a bit "scattered" to say the least and would get very angry very quickly and just say the first thing to come into her head. God love her, she was an innocent (she died a while ago) and was obviously hearing words she didn't understand. One day the class was laughing and messing, paying no attention and she was getting redder and redder with anger until she burst out "will you shut up you bunch of, you bunch of...........dildo's" I swear, everyone just shut up and looked at her blankly then burst out laughing.

Oh another one just popped into my head there too, a few years ago I was looking for a place to rent and took a number down on a post-it and put it into my purse. Later that day I was in a shop and handed ouver my money not noticing that the post-it was stuck to it. The cashier looked at it and announced LOUDLY "sorry I have a girlfriend, I dont want your number"

FunkyChicken

Wertz wrote: »

I was approaching the self service checkouts in a supermarket a good while back. The supervisor for the checkouts came walking over to me as I went to use one and asked me to mind my step as somebody had spilled a bottle of baby oil all over the floor, said she wouldn't want to see me slip on it...my instant response was to say I didn't mind and did she like slipping around in baby oil herself? Not my usual form at all, but it was out before I copped it...she just started laughing.

This is ridiculous. What sort of "instant response" is that? Fair enough I can understand the "I dont mind" as an automatic response sort of thing. You just say it regardless of what someone said to you. But then you asked her did she like slipping around in it herself? Either you're lying or you're very, very odd.

griffdaddy

I remember in 6th class i had this sound teacher who used to always make stupid but funny jokes. Anyway, one day for the laugh, he was reading the roll call weirdly, with everyone's name like sohn jmith, kaul penny , (john smith, paul kenny), he was just doing it instinctively, and when he got to paddy doren, he said daddy poren by accident! i dont think any of us ever stopped laughing that day.

star-pants

One of the spanish girls here was saying that she was at the 'bullsh*t' pub the other week...took us a few mins but we figured out she meant the ..oh wait am I allowed say names of pubs here? ok -- two words, first word is what a sheep is covered in and the second word is what you keep your tools/lawnmowers in out the back.
Australian place.

very funny though... she had somewhat misheard the name and thought it was the bullsh*t pub

p.s. very witty kearnsr lol

godtabh

Xavi6 wrote: »

The best was in school in Biology class when someone was reading out loud about micro-organsims. Invariably a slip of tongue happened every time!

I thought a slip of the tongue caused micro-organsims?

Archeron

Xavi6 wrote: »

The best was in school in Biology class when someone was reading out loud about micro-organsims. Invariably a slip of tongue happened every time!

heheh. I remember (I was only about 6) we were in school reading out the names of flowers. The girl who tried to say Cowslip said cowp*ss by accident, then burst out crying thinking she'd be in trouble. (in fairness though, to this day, I have never heard mention of a cowslip, so I think the publisher included it for this very reason!!)

Wertz

I was approaching the self service checkouts in a supermarket a good while back. The supervisor for the checkouts came walking over to me as I went to use one and asked me to mind my step as somebody had spilled a bottle of baby oil all over the floor, said she wouldn't want to see me slip on it...my instant response was to say I didn't mind and did she like slipping around in baby oil herself? Not my usual form at all, but it was out before I copped it...she just started laughing.

Xavi6

The best was in school in Biology class when someone was reading out loud about micro-organsims. Invariably a slip of tongue happened every time!

yellowellie

Going into an aquarium recently

Me to a staff member: "Are you allowed flash in there?"

He looked at me with a confused look. It took him a few seconds to realise that I was talking about my camera!

Edit: There was a group of school children going in at the same time!

[Deleted User]

Smooth, Victor.........real smooooth.

Victor

In a shop:

Me: "What time are you finished?"
16 year old cashier: "Eh?"
Me: "Sorry that came out wrong. What time does the shop close?"

cance

Female chugger on grafton street: *rabble* vrabble* rabble* breast aware *rabble* *rabble*
passerby: I'm very aware of your breasts.

Whispered

Oh god I have so many of these, sometimes my mouth runs away from me!!

In my last job we had a system where we didn't get overtime, we got days in lieu, which was shortened to DIL. One day, arguing with the accountant over a holiday he said I took and I said I didn't, I shouted "...............it was a DIL though!!" (say it quickly)

Another time, my sister who had trouble pronouncing her r's when she was a kid was sitting in the back of our parents car. My Dad had gotten duck eggs from my uncle which i thought was a bit disgusting, so he handed me the eggs and I went "ewwwwwww, take them off me" and my little sister piped up from the back "why, awe they cwacked!" (pronounced quacked) aaaaaahhhhhh maybe you had to be there. :rolleyes:

Another one, years ago having met my OH's friends for the first time, we were talking about DVD players (thats how long ago it was DVD players were a matter of conversation!!) One had a sanyo, one had a panasonic and I, told a whole room of 17year old lads that I had a bush

Oh GOD!

Slow Motion

Was teaching a class in Excel many moons ago, when explaining how to copy and paste, after clicking on a cell and selecting copy one girl exclaimed rather loudly "Oh there's all flashing lights around me box" I had to leave the room

star-pants

My dad and I were driving over to my grandas house (day after he passed away) we were talking about the coffin his sisters had picked etc. Then dad asked how my job was going.
I said 'tis boring' then said
"its grand I have a nice view"

dad replied
"yeh of the lid!"

I was like ?? He'd thought I said
"does granda have a nice view?" LOL.... we were in stitches, he thought it was such an odd question to ask.

ah... lightened the mood that day

chopperbyrne

Something similar happened to me in 6th year.

It was a boys school, but they let girls repeat their leaving cert in 7th year.

I got talking to one of these girls during one of our first business studies classes as it was a free class.

She complained about her earphones being too big and then everyone went quiet just as I said "I think they're a grand size."

Cue funny looks from everyone and cringing from me.

I never lived it down.

Saint_Mel

I was in Dunnes one day and there was a JML promotional stand advertising
their Dryer Balls.

"Would you like to try our Dryer Balls" she asked, to which I replied
"No thanks, mine are dry enough today"

She looked confused for a split second ... then went bright red

Shelf stackers nearly wet themselves laughing

MoominPapa

I needed some string at one time and Dunnes happened to be the next shop I was in. On the household products aisle I approached a shop assiatant and asked "Do you have balls of twine?" He ran away gibbering with repressed laughter. True story