AAA, hello?

By JFC! - 31/03/2011 01:07 - United States

Today, I was forced to look on in utter horror as an old lady backed out of her parking space, kept going well past the turning point, and slammed straight into my car, putting a dent in the front and shattering the headlights. FML
I agree, your life sucks 30 712
You deserved it 3 097

Same thing different taste

Top comments

KoalaBear10 7

Aw, hope she didn't just drive away >.>

free2speak 14

there is a thing called "horn" in the middle of your steering wheel. you don't just stare, you honk that bitch really loudly and hope that she isn't a deaf old lady.

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well who forced you to look at what was going on without doing anything? whoever it was; its their fault OP.

KoalaBear10 7

Wow, so if you see someone about to hit your car, you'd just cover your eyes, tap your heels, and wish you (and your car) were back in Kansas? Give me a break.

Well, I would have transformed into Megatron to pick up her car and throw it into the nearest building. But that's just me..

20 I think what they were getting at was the fact he was "forced" to sit there in "horror" when he should have tried to stop it from happening.

xDancer101x 0

sucks but truth be told I really don't care...sorry

You obviously care enough to post a comment. So that means your either A) a troll or B) a filthy ******* liar. So which is it? Hmm?

when I saw the word utter, I thought this was going to be a punny FML about cows. Today, I bought a cow. The price was utterly ridiculous. FML.

perdix 29

How were you forced to watch? Were you strapped to one of those chairs as seen in "The Clockwork Orange?" Viddy well, my droog!

"A Clockwork Orange*," it's a real horrorshow, my good lad.

sourgirl101 28

"I'm singing in the rain" has a completely different meaning after I watched that movie. *chills*

although I liked how they portrayed Alex. that was spot on

perdix 29

I read the book, too, and I thought the movie was quite good considering a movie only has the time to enact a fraction of the story in the book. The book was more disturbing because Alex was 13-14, as I recall, and not Malcolm MacDowell, a grown man.

old people are allowed to do whTeva the hellz they want! lol dont hate they dont have much longer>=0