FML : Today, I reached into my fridge to grab a strawberry soda. I noticed the can had started to leak from the top so I slurped up the spilt red liquid on the...

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Today, I reached into my fridge to grab a strawberry soda. I noticed the can had started to leak from the top so I slurped up the spilt red liquid on the top of the can. I realized it wasn't soda, but blood from a defrosting steak on the shelf above it. FML

I agree, your life sucks

You deserved it

By kjmsit - / Tuesday 16 June 2009 04:38 / United States

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By neverland_fml | 0

#310036 - Tuesday 16 June 2009 12:03

Oh man, nasty! That's why meat goes on the bottom. Hope you don't get sick.

By redbluegreen | 40

#310048 - Tuesday 16 June 2009 12:05

Are you vegetarian? That'd be even worse.

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By neverland_fml | 0

#310036 - Tuesday 16 June 2009 12:03

Oh man, nasty! That's why meat goes on the bottom. Hope you don't get sick.

TapeMan_3000 | 0

#879466 - Sunday 21 February 2010 19:18

nasty!

jonnyplayzaguita | 0

#964817 - Saturday 20 March 2010 7:55

yuumm i love drinking cows blood its really good ans works well for rituals

DarkPrince_fml | 0

#973093 - Friday 2 April 2010 18:13

ZOMG as soon as I read this I literally tasted cows blood

IMTHEGREATEST | 0

#1021612 - Sunday 6 June 2010 18:18

who cares? whenever you eat meat, the blood is inside it. some cooking techniques actually turn the blood into sauce

isaiaha11 | 2

#1196540 - Friday 6 August 2010 3:41

ydi 4 not putting steak on a plate

tencentsakiss | 19

#1411049 - Thursday 16 September 2010 2:26

225: it matters because they could wind up with E. coli or something.

aubsx3 | 0

#3157013 - Monday 22 August 2011 6:29

I just threw up in my mouth a little bit after reading this FML

CaptainCommenter | 6

#5434964 - Thursday 4 April 2013 19:54

#225 Cooking the food kills the raw bacteria. Eating it raw is like a death wish for your stomach.

By Eros_fml | 0

#310037 - Tuesday 16 June 2009 12:03

bloodah!

smiles1234456 | 0

#313384 - Wednesday 17 June 2009 3:17

HAHHAHAHAHAHA
BLOUUD

gntfmlingnow | 12

#2943626 - Thursday 21 July 2011 8:45

tasty

maverik5124 | 6

#4587728 - Tuesday 19 June 2012 22:08

Bohoo where's the fml?

By tany_fml | 0

#310044 - Tuesday 16 June 2009 12:05

wont that make you sick?

ddldave | 0

#322856 - Saturday 20 June 2009 5:30

Agreed, should see the doctor.

By redbluegreen | 40

#310048 - Tuesday 16 June 2009 12:05

Are you vegetarian? That'd be even worse.

Remegy | 3

#313382 - Wednesday 17 June 2009 3:17

on the plus side if he's a vampire, then it'd be good...

BonnieTaylor | 0

#316268 - Thursday 18 June 2009 6:31

why the hell would a vegetarian have meat in the fridge?

ILikeTuhtles | 0

#322014 - Friday 19 June 2009 23:45

Might live with others who are not vegetarian

BrightSidegirl82 | 0

#1560606 - Sunday 17 October 2010 12:53

that's the situation I'm in

InfernoVivo | 12

#2646612 - Thursday 9 June 2011 6:54

If she was vegetarian, why would she have a steak in her fridge?

By jenkins56 | 5

#310055 - Tuesday 16 June 2009 12:06

That's gross.
It's more gross that you had blood-dripping meat on a high shelf. Agree with #1

By Avenging_Angel | 0

#310056 - Tuesday 16 June 2009 12:07

What on earth would possess you to do that?! Just grab another can if one has stuff on the top! YDI!!

Christonarhino | 0

#2060813 - Wednesday 9 February 2011 4:19

So do you just throw away the can with "stuff" on it or let someone else worry about it? Then again,,it is easier to just grab another than walk to a sink .

By tany_fml | 0

#310058 - Tuesday 16 June 2009 12:09

do you defrost meat in the fridge?? i thought you did it on the table?? i have no idea

lackofcolour | 0

#314876 - Wednesday 17 June 2009 18:39

you can do it either way, the fridge takes a little longer.

pandachic27 | 9

#5160773 - Sunday 18 November 2012 7:48

No, it's supposed to defrost in the fridge cause if you leave it on the table it has higher chances of transmitting food borne illnesses. Sorry for my nerd out.