Today, my mother finally pressured me to wear my old helmet while riding my bike. Halfway through my ride, 3 spiders came crawling out of it and onto my face, causing me to lose control of the bike and crash head-first. FML
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Fall
Dead leaves, the first cold of the season and an umbrella flipped inside out: fall, the season of grace.
Today, I was cleaning my garage and decided to put my motorcycle helmet on with the strap, to see if it still fits. A huge spider crawled down the inside of the helmet and I freaked out trying to get the strap off. I then tripped on my daughter’s scooter and dislocated my left pinky toe. FML
Today, while hiking, I walked face first into a spider web. Freaking out, I shook my hair out in case there was a spider. Later on in the day the spider fell from my hair into my food. FML
Today, my mum hit me with her car as she was backing out of the driveway, hitting my leg, and crushing my bike. For the third time this year. FML
Today, I went biking. I attempted a large hill and lost control, slipped, and fell ten feet into a sewage pit. Riding home covered in crap, my sock caught my chain and I flipped over my bike. My dad had to spray me with the garden hose, bloody and shitty, in the front yard. FML
Today, I was riding my bike down a road I know is quite hazardous. Having almost been hit in the same spot the day before, I rode across the intersection very satisfied without having been injured. Until I crashed into the guy front of me and flipped over my handlebars. FML
Today, a spider dangled an inch away from my face while I was driving. I freaked out and accidentally bumped the car in front of me. Three cops arrived on the scene and I had to explain to them what happened. I can still hear them laughing. FML
Today, I needed to buy a new crash helmet. I went to the motorbike shop and saw one I liked the look of. It was a bit of a tight fit, and I got my head stuck in it. I had to get the guy behind the counter to help me pull it off. My ears are still numb. FML
Today, after finally getting up the nerve to take my motorcycle to up 75 mph on the freeway, I made it off in one piece, only to fall off my bike in the mall parking lot. FML
Today, I fell off my bike. I grazed my knee, shin, thigh, hip, collar bone, shoulder and face. I also strained my wrist. As I was wheeling my bike away, I stung my other leg on nettles. FML
Today, a spider came down from its web in front of my face. This would have been fine and I could have killed it easily if I wasn't in my car. Driving on the highway. I cried. FML
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Juliett_fml 0
well at least you were wearing a helmet...
Ligerie 0
Thats my worst fear, spiders popping out of nowhere and me dying as the result.
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Comments (123)
LilaBear 2
That's why you check your helmet before you put it on. I've been doing that since I was 11.
Dudeface16 0
well at least you were wearing your helmet when you fell.
MrJenkins 0
that's why you never, NEVER wear helmets. they'll kill you.
nar_rauko 0
I meant 1 of 100 crashes.
PurpDOODE 0
YO MOMMA A WINNAH. SHE DUN SAVED YA LYFE.
mitzi32996 0
well, if u had started wearing ur helmet some time before ur mom forced u to, then there wouldn't be spiders in it.
mitzi32996 0
since u keep using it.
pgray18 0
u just gotta know how to fall off the bike... helmets are for *******
Tigg3r 3
#99 you are so right. You keep your head up when you fall. That way you don't hit it. Plus, people generally put thier arms out to catch themselves or in this case protect thier face.
goldenferret 0
YDI for not cleaning the damn helmet, nor for using it to begin with. You do know they actually save lives, right?
Tigg3r 3
Dude! I have been checking my frikken helmet and shoes and rollerskates since I was like 6!!! I once found a snail in my rollerskates. I know snail are not as bad as spiders and scorpions but still ewww much?
Helloweentonite 0
3 words: CHECK YOUR STUFF