No Helmet
Humorous Short Stories About Embarrassing Moments in Sports
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No Helmet
Narrated by:
Brian Roesel
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Narrated by:
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Brian Roesel
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By:
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John Sower
About this listen
No one likes being embarrassed, and most of us have had our fair share of cringe-worthy moments that we'd rather forget.
However, sometimes, people enjoy hearing stories about embarrassing moments that others have had - especially if they are humorous.
This is a collection of true, humorous short stories from our family and friends.
These stories are not just told but shared with a generous dose of humor, often leading to uproarious laughter at our family gatherings.
Time mitigates most embarrassment, and most people involved can enjoy the humor.
We acknowledge the role of others in these stories that have made them humorous.
©2024 John Sower (P)2024 John Sower
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