How embarrassing does it actually get?

Cringe but never cruel. The questions are written to make the storyteller look human, not pathetic — there is a difference and we hold the line.

Does it work in a work setting?

Tread carefully. A few questions are work-safe but for office events the Team Bonding pack or the Icebreaker generator are better starting points.

Four to six — large enough that people compete for the worst story, small enough that everyone gets to tell theirs.

Funny & Embarrassing

Have you ever had your chair make a fart sound when you stood up?

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Why people ask this

This question works because the yes-or-no split always surprises the room — someone answers in a way nobody expected, and the conversation starts from there. Cringe is a social currency, and this question pays out fast — the best answers are the ones the storyteller swore they would take to the grave. Questions like this one get played across every kind of group on have.you — couples on a first date, coworkers at team events, friends on long drives. Each setting produces a different answer, which is part of why Have You Ever has stayed in circulation long after most party games get retired.

What do players say?

77%

of players said Yes
26 responses

Based on 26 answers so far, 77% of players say yes — making this one of the most common experiences players own up to.

Discussion starters

→ Who in the group is most likely to have had your chair make a fart sound when you stood up?
→ What's the full story — and who in the group is most surprised by your answer?
→ What is the most embarrassing autocorrect you ever sent?
→ Have you ever been caught lying about something small?
→ What is the worst thing you have done at a wedding?

Ever experienced that hilarious yet cringe-worthy moment when your chair makes an unexpected fart sound just as you stand up? This question is perfect for sharing funny and embarrassing stories that lighten the mood and spark memorable conversations. Curious? Explore more funny questions to get the giggles going!

What This Question Really Asks

This question delves into those awkward or hilarious situations where everyday objects seem to have a sense of humor. It's a fun way to explore unexpected moments of embarrassment or surprise and often invites stories full of comic relief.

Have you ever caused a funny scene unintentionally?
Do you have a memorable story involving quirky furniture or objects?
Are you comfortable sharing embarrassing moments in a light-hearted way?
Is this question a good icebreaker for casual gatherings? Yes, it definitely is.

How to Use This Question

Setting	Tone	Best for	Tip
Friends game night	Playful & silly	Breaking the ice & sharing laughs	Use icebreaker prompts to keep the fun flowing.
First date	Lighthearted & flirtatious	Getting to know each other naturally	Keep it casual to avoid over-telling, focus on humorous anecdotes.
Team meeting	Relaxed & friendly	Building camaraderie among colleagues	Make sure everyone feels comfortable sharing before diving in.
Family dinner	Humorous & warm	Creating shared funny memories	Choose stories that are amusing but appropriate for all ages.
Party	Exciting & unpredictable	Breaking the ice in large groups	Involve everyone by encouraging silly stories or experiences.

When You Say "Yes"

You’re more open to embarrassing or hilarious stories from others.
It indicates you don’t mind being the center of laughter or fun.
It suggests you enjoy quirky or unexpected surprises in social settings.
It can reveal a playful or easygoing personality.
It means you’re comfortable sharing or hearing stories that involve minor embarrassments. Discover how humor often opens the door to deeper conversations.

When You Say "No"

Refusing this question might mean you prefer to keep certain embarrassing moments private, or you simply haven't experienced such a humorous scenario. That's totally okay!

You might avoid sharing stories that could cause embarrassment.
You're not comfortable with humor involving minor bodily functions.
You prefer more serious or straightforward topics during conversations.

Best Follow-Up Questions

What’s the funniest thing that’s ever happened to you involving furniture?
Have you ever had a funny accident in public?
What’s the most embarrassing thing you’ve ever witnessed?
Do you have a story that everyone still laughs about today?
Would you say you’re pretty good at laughing at yourself? Explore more funny questions.