It's one of the most mortifying yet impressive injuries we've ever seen.
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To kick things off let's get the most mortifying merch out of the way.
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Here are 22 of the most mortifying stories, as told by the waiters, waitresses and bartenders of Reddit. 210.
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Naturally, Lacie chooses the latter option, arriving to the wedding a muddy, disheveled mess and insisting on giving the world's most mortifying wedding toast.
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Beyond the long-term financial implications, let's take a step back and acknowledge that this is the most mortifying draft class in recent NBA history.
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When Corrine tries to cheer him up, Russell tells her not to bother: "That was possibly the most mortifying moment of my adult life," he added.
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While attempting to troll other brands â€" you know, like bad ones â€" Steak-umm and Pop-Tarts pulled off one of the most mortifying Twitter exchanges in history. Congrats!
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Ignorant presidential mansplaining would be bad enough, but the most mortifying nugget in Bloomberg's piece is how the president reportedly refused to make a trip across the pond because journalists in the United Kingdom were mean to him: In one phone conversation during 2017, Trump complained to May over the criticism he'd been getting in British newspapers.
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The information technology magazine Computerworld included this incident in its list of "Technology's 10 Most Mortifying Moments".
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The French fleet, not officially at war with Great Britain, only joined the fighting late, when it was clear that the greatly outnumbered Spanish fleet had gained tactical control of the battlefield. With the French intervention, the British fleet was forced to withdraw.Black, p 94 In Britain the battle was regarded as the most mortifying defeat;In England, however, this disputed success was considered as the most mortifying defeat, and the complaints of the people knew no bounds. – The history of England from the earliest times to the death of George the Second, Vol III.
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The information technology magazine Computerworld reported on the incident, saying the company's "extraordinarily detailed billing process resulted in some users receiving bills that ran dozens or even hundreds of pages long." It published the gaffe in its list of "Technology's 10 Most Mortifying Moments".
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He also does not know how to type, and on one occasion, when he has to type one of his assignments, he types one letter a minute and repeatedly has to ask Frank where the space bar is. In the books, Rodrick owns and drives a white van, which sports his band's name written in large black letters, on either side of it and lacks any back seats, the reason being that Rodrick needs room for his band equipment. In the movie series, the van is revealed to be a 1996 Chevrolet Astro AWD van, which also sports a diaper's pin drawn on the rear doors. In Rodrick Rules, Greg is haunted by the fact that Rodrick knows about his most mortifying experience during the summertime.
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