FML : Today, my debate partner repeatedly said "You mad, bro?" to the opposing team in our college debate class. That debate was worth a considerable portion...

Today, my debate partner repeatedly said "You mad, bro?" to the opposing team in our college debate class. That debate was worth a considerable portion of our grade. FML

I agree, your life sucks

You deserved it

By gonnafail - / Saturday 16 November 2013 20:18 / United States - York

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By Nyx_fml | 23

#5757092 - Sunday 17 November 2013 2:52

He sounds like a walking meme.

By seriouslypony | 9

#5757106 - Sunday 17 November 2013 2:55

I feel you OP, once I got a debate partner whose rebuttal was "Well I'm right because you're a dumbass".
Thankfully we got graded individually.

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By deviking | 10

#5757088 - Sunday 17 November 2013 2:51

I suppose he's been trolling to much

boxbrandon11 | 20

#5757129 - Sunday 17 November 2013 3:01

You mad, bro?

dingleberrysteve | 6

#5757173 - Sunday 17 November 2013 3:34

well was he mad bro?

BrandiLush | 31

#5757229 - Sunday 17 November 2013 4:12

*too

SilentNightz | 9

#5758334 - Monday 18 November 2013 2:43

To be honest, this FML post made me chuckle.

SarcasticShade | 16

#5760026 - Tuesday 19 November 2013 6:27

This needs an illustration.

By Nyx_fml | 23

#5757092 - Sunday 17 November 2013 2:52

He sounds like a walking meme.

\ | 28

#5757210 - Sunday 17 November 2013 4:01

"Haters gonna hate"

HeyHeyFishFillet | 34

#5757252 - Sunday 17 November 2013 4:29

"Potatoes gonna potate"

gc327072 | 29

#5757327 - Sunday 17 November 2013 5:38

"Gators gonna gate"

dingleberrysteve | 6

#5757362 - Sunday 17 November 2013 6:21

creepy cgan

dingleberrysteve | 6

#5757363 - Sunday 17 November 2013 6:22

chan*

cyttex | 13

#5757477 - Sunday 17 November 2013 9:05

What are you trying to spell 54?

masterof1 | 7

#5757997 - Sunday 17 November 2013 20:13

Debators gonna debate

By teamlightskin | 14

#5757093 - Sunday 17 November 2013 2:52

Hopefully your teacher will understand and not let it effect your grade.

griggypop | 4

#5757146 - Sunday 17 November 2013 3:13

I could be wrong as I haven't yet googled it but I think is affect

\ | 28

#5757240 - Sunday 17 November 2013 4:19

In this setting it's "affect." Some advice I recall was that if you don't know whether to use "effect" or "affect," just use "impact." Works just as well :)

Lacist | 19

#5757257 - Sunday 17 November 2013 4:33

I think effect as a result and affect as currently idk that's just me and it works.

Nyx_fml | 23

#5757263 - Sunday 17 November 2013 4:35

Both 'affect' and 'effect' can be used as a noun or a verb. So, Google if you must!

Robbieisadowg | 16

#5757341 - Sunday 17 November 2013 5:53

#36 As the saying goes, "Synonyms are for when you don't know how to spell a word".

rocker_chick105 | 31

#5757693 - Sunday 17 November 2013 15:19

39- no, affect is a verb, and effect is a noun.

Paracosmic | 5

#5757859 - Sunday 17 November 2013 18:56

"Effect" can also be used as a verb. It has a different meaning from that of "affect," however.

Topasofmagic | 17

#5759500 - Monday 18 November 2013 23:48

God damnit, where were you with this info when I had my english exam/essay?! I spent like 10 minutes (of 50 minutes) trying to remember which one to use... :'(