FML : Today, it was the premiere of a huge play I've worked on for months. The latest week we've practised a lot, resulting in little sleep. In one of the scenes...

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Today, it was the premiere of a huge play I've worked on for months. The latest week we've practised a lot, resulting in little sleep. In one of the scenes I'm just lying there pretending to be asleep. Guess who actually fell asleep? FML

I agree, your life sucks

You deserved it

By lol123 - / Friday 10 July 2009 10:09 / Norway

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By Maddoctor | 10

#384575 - Friday 10 July 2009 16:02

And that's what you call irony.

By spamme | 0

#384631 - Friday 10 July 2009 16:21

and the audience were astounished with the great actress on the stage!

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By Maddoctor | 10

#384575 - Friday 10 July 2009 16:02

And that's what you call irony.

randomdude1234 | 0

#384861 - Friday 10 July 2009 18:27

I fail to see how that's ironic. I hate when people don't understand the concept of irony. Men det er synd for det OP. Folka fikk en god led i fertfal(sp? lenge siden jeg har bod i norge).

sadistmonkey | 19

#384930 - Friday 10 July 2009 19:03

it's ironic because she failed as a result of her efforts not to fail

bgukusa00 | 0

#385116 - Friday 10 July 2009 20:34

hahaa does that mean that u screw up the play??

Alexgoesfml | 3

#385221 - Friday 10 July 2009 21:12

Actually #50 it is ironic.

Seti_fml | 0

#385576 - Friday 10 July 2009 23:41

its actually not a case of irony, its simply coincidental.

pigscantswim | 0

#386597 - Saturday 11 July 2009 6:54

I agree! We had a whole lesson on irony vs coincidence in my English class haha.

Maddoctor | 10

#388537 - Sunday 12 July 2009 1:07

Definition of irony: Incongruity between what might be expected and what actually occurs.

She didn't expect to fall asleep, and yet she actually did.

It's ironic, deal with it.

Maddoctor | 10

#388541 - Sunday 12 July 2009 1:09

And how in the world did #85's comment get buried?

pigscantswim | 0

#389191 - Sunday 12 July 2009 5:30

mmm i think the way #16 says it counts as ironic, but her not expecting to sleep doesn't make it ironic... If i don't expect my friend to come over suddenly and he does, that's not ironic. that's just a surprise,

urface132 | 0

#979181 - Tuesday 13 April 2010 1:01

*practiced

By augustdanielle | 0

#384576 - Friday 10 July 2009 16:03

Haha, seriously. That's funny. [x

Nomad609 | 0

#385175 - Friday 10 July 2009 20:53

I didnt find it funny =[ I hate it when the OP let's the people guess who? I mean who fell asleep? the janitor? the ant in Malaysia? or the lights person who got your play ruined? I know its you but just effin say it.

redbluegreen | 40

#385322 - Friday 10 July 2009 22:03

Way to kill the suspense.
I really thought it was going to be the ant in Malaysia that fell asleep.

By fyourlife33 | 0

#384578 - Friday 10 July 2009 16:04

stupid fml and nice spelling on practice by the way

Life__suxx | 0

#384584 - Friday 10 July 2009 16:06

Shut up, you think your smart because you can spell a word, no one cares she typoed 1 letter.

static_378 | 0

#384616 - Friday 10 July 2009 16:16

Actually, it says that OP is from Norway, which is in Europe. In Europe, "practice" is spelled with an "s".

iKaite | 0

#384646 - Friday 10 July 2009 16:25

And this is an FML because?

Martyrio14 | 0

#384692 - Friday 10 July 2009 16:48

#3 : He is norwegian

Men sykt kjipt det der azz :S

chazstah | 0

#384713 - Friday 10 July 2009 17:00

what an idiot no.3
and wow.. that must Suck big time.
FYL hard

fyourlife33 | 0

#384720 - Friday 10 July 2009 17:06

damn i should have written first in my comment so a few more people would feel the need to reply

hundremeterhekk | 0

#384761 - Friday 10 July 2009 17:27

jeg liker salami på brødskiven

Hazy_fml | 0

#384776 - Friday 10 July 2009 17:34

#3
Get the hell off of your high horse. Nice capitalization by the way, tool.

grungecat | 0

#384902 - Friday 10 July 2009 18:49

The OP did use the correct usage of the word. Practice is a noun, practise is a verb. That's in every country, wherever English is used. Including the unfortunate country that has to put up with you.

fyourlife33 | 0

#384970 - Friday 10 July 2009 19:34

anyone else having the urge to inform me of how lesser countries use the word "practice" can save it and inform #66 and #63... and the "unfortunate" country is the U.S. where we don't use the practise version

fyourlife33 | 0

#384980 - Friday 10 July 2009 19:41

martyrio you are 15 and have a pretty good 0 for 7 record with fml posts

Nomad609 | 0

#385167 - Friday 10 July 2009 20:50

its an FML because she fell asleep during on a play she worked hard on.

Kyu_fml | 0

#386612 - Saturday 11 July 2009 7:02

#55 is correct. Most people don't realise that words like "advice" and "practice" are nouns, but "advise" and "practise" are verbs.

regalarius | 0

#392984 - Monday 13 July 2009 18:07

#55 - Glad to see cultural centricism isn't restricted to America. The English-speaking country that I'm from does not, in fact, use the spelling "practise" for anything at all. It comes up as an error in my spell-checker in fact.