Jim
This FML is from back in 2011 but it's good stuff
ARE YOU SORRY?
Today, during PE, I got hit in the face with the ball. Everyone cheered because we got 5 extra points. No one asked if I was okay. FML
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macskapingvin 0
But if OP is a girl called Jim, that's pretty horrible anyway.
cheezter 15
it's called taking a hit for the team. Good job 8)
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Doortje 30
Just be glad it was your face and not your balls.
freenuggets 0
is fmylife.com ur life?
Kiyoha 0
This is why PE sucks and should be reformed. Getting hit with a ball mightn't that bad, but the general idea remains the same.
1337X_Gloves 6
People with your mindset are the reason kids these days are being 'reformed' into a bunch of *******.
Flammin8 0
karma!
Cinn_fml 23
That's school. People tend not to not care so much, especially with sport as it's called 'taking one for the team'. Also, if you just carried on as if nothing had happened, why would they ask? You would've appeared to be fine. If say you looked like you'd actually been injured (this would obviously also depend on how hard the ball was) then they might've cared some more.
CloudEnvy 17
I agree. It's hard to feel sympathetic for someone who has caught a sponge ball with their face. ..A cricket ball is a different matter, however.
underpaid011 0
please say someone captured this on a phone, and has uploaded it to you tube.
perdix 31
If people cheer when you get hit in the face with balls, you have a bright future in gay **** :D
Hidan_fml 0
Hahahahahahahaha!!!!!! Nice one!!
lovexbox 8
For sure.
DocBastard 40
Holy hell, that's such bullshit! I can't believe this crap. What the **** is wrong with people at your school?? Hitting losers in the face is *10* points.
BigBirdLookAlike 0
I like it.
vomitknife 0
I always enjoyed PE, you could hit some jackoff in the face and not get in trouble for it.
mdkid 0
everyones too busy laughing to notice
Wheredidgrungego 12
Kids are so cruel these days.
DjeePee 25
*laughs with 'these days'*