Culture wars By j1hill33 - This FML is from back in 2011 but it's good stuff - United States Today, my dad told my little brother that Tokyo is in China. This is the same guy who yells at me every time I get a "B" on a report card. FML I agree, your life sucks 35 647 You deserved it 2 441 Share Tweet Share
Today, the only reason I have toilet paper is because someone decided to teepee my driveway and left an entire roll behind. FML I agree, your life sucks 19 886 You deserved it 2 072
Today, I had to slowly explain to my mother that Americans are not the only people who celebrate Christmas. FML I agree, your life sucks 34 304 You deserved it 2 900
Today, I went to the dentist for a tooth extraction. Not only were they not able to extract all of it, but after 7 injections, I was still screaming. The best part? Their referral to someone else fell through, so I head back tomorrow to finish the job. FML I agree, your life sucks 3 959 You deserved it 343
Today, I made some burritos when a photo frame fell and smashed over my pan. I'm pretty broke so I thought I got all the glass out of the meat and ate some. I reheated the meat for dinner too and well, I found the glass that time... FML I agree, your life sucks 1 030 You deserved it 927
Today, I'm trying to sleep off a cold as my roommate plays video games in his adjacent room. He doesn't rage or get excited often, and he can control it even more if he really needs to, but it's still enough to keep me painfully awake, along with my cold. Every minute feels like an eternity. FML I agree, your life sucks 791 You deserved it 215
Today, because of my wife’s inability to keep her nasty opinions to herself, the last of our children told us via text that they won’t be visiting anymore, or letting us see our grandchildren. So now it’s just me and her, financially trapped in this marriage until one of us dies of old age. FML I agree, your life sucks 524 You deserved it 148
Just like how the attack on Pearl Harbor by the Roman Empire took place in Sydney, Australia.
Welcome to the life of a son/daughter.