Toilet Queues and the MOST embarrassing thing

[Tinat44]

We were in Twickenham on Saturday enjoying the sun and the fantastic weather and watching some amazing sights among the Rugby crowd for the Army v Navy match. Massive crowds in the streets and generally a brilliant atmosphere.

But we also saw one of the most embarrassing things I've ever witnessed in my life. Outside the railway station there were some portaloos and some lad wet himself in the queue.

As we all all will have done, I've seen some horrendous queues at toilets before although invariably for the ladies and I've occasionally feared seeing something like that happen but Saturday was a real first.

Next time I see even a couple of people waiting outside a loo I think I'll look the other way! There aren't many more embarrassing things to witness, believe me.

[AgentProvocateur]

So embarrassing you feel the need to come on here and tell us every detail. It’s almost as if you want posters to share stories of when they wet themselves

[tentontruck]

My child has an illness which means he can't always hold on to wait until a toilet is free. He has wet himself on numerous occasions, we try to help him hide it but I'm sure people may have noticed sometimes. Knowing there are people like the OP around makes me want to cry.

[AdaColeman]

You've led a sheltered life Tinat!

[TwitterQueen1]

oh for goodness sake..... 'There aren't many more embarrassing things to witness, believe me. How very silly OP. I can think of many worse things..... Get a grip.

[Tinat44]

Hey I had no intention of poking fun and definitely not at anyone, child or otherwise, who suffers in such a way. I just meant it was an embarrassing thing to see. He wasn't a kid and had no doubt been drinking heavily but just not something you would expect to see happen to someone like that.

[HollowTalk]

Don't feed the troll, people.

[Titterofwit]

There are a lot more embarrassing things that could happen than wetting oneself. I have seen many people who have wet themselves and invariably they have been under the influence and not at all embarrassed. If they were sober I would fully expect that they had additional needs and couldn't organise themselves to go behind a Bush or whatever and if that was the case no embarrassment at all just empathy.
I really wouldn't be scared of seeing it happen OP and wonder why you do?

[andpeggy1]

You're an arsehole for even posting this!

[ZibbidooZibbidooZibbidoo]

How is that the most embarrassing thing youve ever seen? Someone had an accident. And? Move along, nothing to see here.