Today, I was home by myself. I was singing "If I Had A Million Dollars" really loudly since I figured no one could hear me. As I'm really into the song, my neighbor shouts, "If I had a million dollars, I'd give it to you to stop singing" and slams his balcony door shut. 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.
Same thing different taste
Today, I was home alone and I started to sing Halo by Beyonce. I was starting to get into it and began singing with more passion until the phone rang. It was my neighbor begging me to please shut the hell up. FML
The Voice
Today, I was alone in the kitchen doing the dishes, and I started singing along to my favorite song when it came on my playlist. However, unbeknownst to me, my neighbors were having a barbecue next door, and they cheered and applauded when I'd finished. I’m never singing again. FML
Lost in music
Today, I wore noise-canceling headphones while cleaning my apartment. Apparently I'd been singing at the top of my lungs for nearly an hour, because my neighbor knocked on my door just to ask if everything was OK. FML
Today, there was a knock on my apartment door. It was the man from next-door, who sarcastically asked if I was alright, because he said he heard me screaming in agony. I was singing. FML
Today, I was singing in the shower, not realising the window was open. When I got out, the neighbours were at the front door, loudly arguing with my mother. They were complaining about my awful singing. FML
Today, my neighbor knocked on my door and left a note that said "Please stop singing in the shower. You're terrible, and everyone in the building can hear you." FML
No more yodelling
Today, I was singing in the shower and my neighbor called the police because they thought I was in trouble. FML
Today, I was singing while unloading my dishwasher. I heard a knock on the door and went to answer it only to find the police telling me they received noise complaints from my neighbors. I live next-door to my parents. FML
Oh mother, I can feel, the soiiiiil falling over my heaaaaaaad
Today, I was informed by my next door neighbor that they heard me singing in the shower last night. I laughed and she told me that the family gathers in their upstairs room closest to my bathroom window to guess which song I'm singing. Every night. FML
The Voice
Today, my roommate eavesdropped on me singing. When I realized he was there, he said I was "fucking incredible" and asked me to do another song. There's just one issue: I only sing well when I'm alone. The result was predictably bad. If it was possible to literally die of embarrassment, I wouldn't be writing this. FML
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Shadic 0
If you had a million dollars, you could get singing lessons.
friedkabob1225 0
dont take it personally, anyone who would give a million dollars for a person to stop singing must be a retard anyway
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sithwithashotgun 0
If I had $1000000, I´d book a private BNL concert. I honestly don´t get why anyone would try to shut up anything by BNL. They are quite honestly the most amazing entertainers that have ever crossed the face of the earth, even without Steve Page.
lorrain_fml 0
hee hee! >w< grouchy ol man! Sing louder next time.
nooneknowsmyname 0
Dont quit singing until he coughs up that million dollars!
MangyBum 0
Your neighbor rules.
deplorableworld 0
Aww, welcome to the neighbourhood.
magicmarkers 0
AHAHAHAHAHAHAHA made my day
yourpathetic 0
Learn to sing, in the first place or better. OR dont sing at all. I think choice 2 is the best one for you :)
ilovemycats 0
Don't sing at the top of your lungs if your window/door is open...
blinkingstarlet 15
haha that's funny. I think alot of people can relate to this kind of situation. I say keep singing, but next time hang a sign in the open window that says "LIGHTEN UP, SIMON COWELL!!!" :0)
missfinkelstein 0
If I had a million dollars, I'd get you round for a sing-a-long. Keep the music alive in our hearts and in our high density housing.