Today, my boyfriend thought it would be romantic to throw pebbles...

By Jacqueline - 1/7/2012 20:01 - United Kingdom

Today, my boyfriend thought it would be romantic to throw pebbles at my bedroom window in the middle of the night. It triggered the burglar alarm, which woke up everyone in the house. If my parents didn't know I had a boyfriend before, they certainly do now. FML

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By lolfood | 24

#4639322 - Monday 2 July 2012 2:04

That's a pretty sensitive burglar alarm if it was triggered by pebbles.

By kyleekay | 25

#4639357 - Monday 2 July 2012 2:15

He should've been creative and thrown a horse through your window, like Peter Griffin did. Worked out well for him. ;)

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By lolfood | 24

#4639322 - Monday 2 July 2012 2:04

That's a pretty sensitive burglar alarm if it was triggered by pebbles.

brt3420 | 13

#4639366 - Monday 2 July 2012 2:20

I work for a security alarm company and I deal with the equipment all day, it was most likely a glass break sensor. Older equipment suck and are easily triggered.

kyleekay | 25

#4639395 - Monday 2 July 2012 2:31

No kidding. That must be bothersome during storms if the wind is strong enough to blow objects into the windows.

xxmel | 6

#4639429 - Monday 2 July 2012 2:51

Pebbles? Sounds more like boulders.

sarahjacquelyn | 3

#4639599 - Monday 2 July 2012 3:31

Window sensors I believe there mate

Goldenchest | 14

#4639634 - Monday 2 July 2012 3:42

He should throw tennis balls next time.

mars13_fml | 8

#4640169 - Monday 2 July 2012 6:18

I know... My alarm doesn't go off unless a window is broken or opened. Just hitting it wouldn't work.

summerlover23 | 5

#4640465 - Monday 2 July 2012 8:05

Cheap bed.

sr101998 | 0

#4641392 - Monday 2 July 2012 14:38

52- the hell did you just say? That has nothing to do with this FML. I'm sorry but explain what you mean, if you have the time

lolfood | 24

#4645015 - Tuesday 3 July 2012 7:40

52, what the fuck does that have to do with my comment or the FML?

By Aug1508 | 9

#4639331 - Monday 2 July 2012 2:06

Well that's one way to let them know you have a boyfriend. Next time tell your boyfriend to text.

Katiekhalifa_fml | 28

#4639404 - Monday 2 July 2012 2:36

But texting isn't nearly as romantic!

DespairFaction | 11

#4640225 - Monday 2 July 2012 6:37

And a burglar alarm is? Besides, since when is texting pictures of yourself in the mirror not romantic? < sarcasm warning>

puppytaco64 | 8

#4640510 - Monday 2 July 2012 8:32

Textings too mainstream

Katiekhalifa_fml | 28

#4641398 - Monday 2 July 2012 14:40

That wasn't even sarcasm, that was just kinda lame...

By Sumalum | 7

#4639343 - Monday 2 July 2012 2:09

At least it didn't break the window.

zachherbert | 10

#4639419 - Monday 2 July 2012 2:42

Now that woulda been romantic!

By kyleekay | 25

#4639357 - Monday 2 July 2012 2:15

He should've been creative and thrown a horse through your window, like Peter Griffin did. Worked out well for him. ;)

reallytho3 | 11

#4639381 - Monday 2 July 2012 2:25

We're not near peters creativity level yet lol

FMMFL1992 | 3

#4639964 - Monday 2 July 2012 5:16

If he's doing something someone else did, then he is not being creative.

kyleekay | 25

#4640159 - Monday 2 July 2012 6:17

It's still creative, it's just not unique.

Using your logic anyone who paints, writes, practices photography, etc are not using their creativity.

By flockz | 19

#4639358 - Monday 2 July 2012 2:16

"where fore art thou Romeo?"

MyAlmostLover | 3

#4640111 - Monday 2 July 2012 5:57

I did know that! Yay English class! haha

LaughinStock | 16

#4640848 - Monday 2 July 2012 10:22

LOL I don't know why but I imagined 33's dog saying that, with glasses. Did anyone else, or am I the only weird one.

By DoubleCross | 9

#4639368 - Monday 2 July 2012 2:21

What happened to cell phones??? Or at least a softer object.

ittsdann | 6

#4639443 - Monday 2 July 2012 2:53

Yeah because throwing a cotton ball or A handful of feathers at a window is really going to get someone's attention.

DoubleCross | 9

#4639459 - Monday 2 July 2012 2:55

I meant a bouncy ball or some similar material that doesn't scratch.

StopDropNRoll | 11

#4639481 - Monday 2 July 2012 3:02

simple rocks are free an are commonly located near windows and many other convenient locations.

kyleekay | 25

#4640173 - Monday 2 July 2012 6:19

I don't think the pebbles scratching the window is what set off the alarm. I think the fact that the window was being pelted with objects is what set it off. A bouncy ball would likely have the same effect.