Today, the workplace evacuation bell sounded. Out of panic after the recent earthquake, I ran down 21 flights of stairs, only to find out it was a false alarm. My legs are on fire, and I can barely walk. 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 walked up sixteen flights of stairs to my room to avoid the lift lines. When I was almost at the top, the fire alarm sounded. FML
Run for your life
Today, at work, we had a fire drill. I was the first to run out of the building, but in my haste, I tripped on the stairs, and rolled down the flight. When I got to the bottom, I tried to stand up, but my ankle was already swelling. What felt like the entire office watched as I limped to the designated meeting point. FML
Today, we had a fire drill in my dorm, and I live on the 7th floor of my building. They shut the elevators down and I had to walk down 14 flights of steps. I shattered my kneecap last week. They turned the alarm off when I got to the first floor. FML
Run run run
Today, I went for a run in a new pair of shoes that left me with huge blisters. As I finished cleaning them up so they could heal, I limped to my bed to take a nap. I was woken by the fire alarm. My building was having a drill and we couldn't use the elevators. I live on the 9th floor. FML
Today, with a single misstep, I managed to send myself and several others tumbling down a stairwell at work. An ambulance ended up having to be called for one lady. FML
Today, I tripped while rushing to my classes. In a desperate attempt to regain my balance, I grabbed the nearest thing to me. A fire alarm. FML
Today, I had horrible diarrhea at work. When I felt the bubbling, I ran to the bathroom. An agonizing bowel movement later, I realized that there was no toilet paper in the stall. Just as I was about to ask a coworker who was in the bathroom for some, the fire alarm went off. FML
Slackers
Today, I tried to sneak out of work 15 minutes early. Just as I reached the exit, the fire alarm went off. Everyone had to evacuate, and my manager spotted me standing outside with my backpack already on. There went my excuse… FML
Woah!
Today, my fire alarm startled me so badly that I shat myself. FML
Today, after climbing eight flight of stairs due to electricity outage, I got to work only to find the office locked. FML
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ariannaimelda 7
Perhaps this is a sign to work out more. If you did that everyday you'll get killer legs :D
Notime4bull 4
OP is obviously half human torch.
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Comments (183)
kickazz16 15
Go break a leg! Lol jk xd
leannecloveryau 11
I hate walking up or down stairs...wish someone would put a ski lift there instead.
shadowPlayer 6
You're not supposed to run.
Karax2 7
Overreaction?..
itsmeyippie 0
Top stated there was a recent earthquake, and the evacuation bell went off, you would run too
a_nutritionist 10
no, i wouldnt. cos im not an idiot. you on the other hand...well...need i say anything?
itsmeyippie 0
So after having a recent earthequake, you are saying you would just stand on the 21st floor and wait to see what happens? No. You would run
FKJVMMP 17
You don't get it. It's an earthquake. You'd know there was an earthquake before any alarms went off, and even then, running down stairs is a ridiculous thing to do if the earth is shaking, you'll probably end up falling down them. You hide under the most solid thing you can find if it's a big one.
0963rb 0
good excersize
ugottaluvme 0
Keep up with the schedule...
mfayem 15
you got exercise. be happy, it's more than most can say in this lazy country
Climaxx 11
Running DOWN stairs shouldn't be that hard.. I suggest working out?
dougis4 4
use elevator to go back up?
2wenty0ne21 0
just so u kno I tried to thumb this twice. it didn't work
kaka123abc 0
Hey! Look at the bright side!! You would have survived! :)
stroudie94 9
Not if it was a earthquake. If it was, she would have been hit by falling debris because she was running.