Here I go, reviving an old thread...
Back in Freshman year of high school, a girl in my science class brought $300 in cash to school since she was getting new eyeglasses after school that day. It so happens that sometime during 3rd period science, that $300 in cash went missing. The teacher called down the police officer who patrolled the campus. The officer spoke to us, then stepped out and gave the class three minutes for whoever took the money to set it on the desk in front of the room. Nobody stepped forward. One or two hall monitors were called down and they begun to search everybody's bags and person (no strip searches, however). Eventually, one of the hall monitors searched me. Unbeknownst to me, at some point earlier my younger brother stuffed Monopoly money into one of the unused pockets of my backpack.
I can still see the hall monitor's face when he pulled out a wad of multi-colored Monopoly money.
But wait, I have more!
In April of this year, I was sitting in my room, poking around on my Mac (as usual) around midnight. Outside my bedroom window is an awning covering a patio. On this awning were two cats battling it out; howling, hissing, the typical cat fight stuff. I wanted to break them up and try to distract them, so I knocked on the window. I distracted them, all right, when my right hand went through the glass. Needless to say, I took a lot of heat from co-workers about that one.
And one more, this one was from work:
I was helping three women who wanted to buy an iPod or something. I asked them if the three of them were sisters. One was the mom. Oops. In my family there are ten-year gaps between kids, so having one sister significantly older than the others didn't seem like it'd be unusual.