By drkate25 - 18/12/2012 22:02 - United States - Enfield

Today, I ate brunch at my in-laws. The food all tasted off to me so I didn't eat much, telling my mother-in-law I was watching my weight. Later on, while out doing a bit of shopping, I stopped at a red light. Guess who pulled up next to me while I was scarfing a fast food burger. FML
I agree, your life sucks 22 856
You deserved it 30 557

Same thing different taste

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Scarf away not your fault they don't know how to cook.

Sir_ND_Pity 35

Just tell them you ARE watching your weight... Go up!

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Sir_ND_Pity 35

Just tell them you ARE watching your weight... Go up!

Vegnas 13

Scarf away not your fault they don't know how to cook.

You have never heard the term "scarfing"?? That is very odd.

3- exactly! Back when my mom and stepdad were dating, his parents would always invite them for thanksgiving, and they made bad food. (Kinda funny, my stepdad didn't like it either). They'd usually go to a restaurant later.

32- I've always heard it as snarfing.

If she doesn't ask, don't bother explaining. Lying after that would just make it look worse. lol

robo_thunder 13

Just looks like you broke down on your diet, like most people do. I doubt she blames you.

Yeah, pull the 'ol "I hadn't had one in so long and I couldn't help it."

Cryvosh 10

That sucks, but not your fault though :P When I'm staying over at my boyfriend's house I always buy some backup food in case I can't eat a lot of what I'm served. I absolutely love his mom! She's super-duper awesome, but not that good at cooking :]

sometimes honestyis the best policy, true story

Why she missed the space between honesty and is? That's grammar by the way.